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🍀 A lucky touch before one of the biggest exams of their lives. China’s Gaokao, widely regarded as the country’s most important, competitive and challenging university entrance exam, is now underway, with more than 13 million students taking part this year. Given the significance of the exam and to help students focus, roads around exam centres are often temporarily closed, traffic is rerouted, horns are discouraged, and police officers often escort students who are running late. With so much riding on the exam, many students embrace small traditions for encouragement. Among the most popular are the numbers 985 and 211, which are closely associated with China’s top universities and are widely regarded as symbols of academic success and good luck. As a result, anything bearing those numbers tends to attract attention during Gaokao season. Some police officers happen to have 985 or 211 in their badge numbers, while in some areas special badges featuring the numbers are prepared for Gaokao season. The tradition has also spread to police cars, motorcycles and licence plates, with students eagerly seeking out the lucky numbers before heading into the exam hall. This year’s Gaokao began on June 7 and most students will finish their exams by June 10, depending on their province and subject choices. #exam #examseason #luckynumber #police #students
🍀 A lucky touch before one of the biggest exams of their lives. China’s Gaokao, widely regarded as the country’s most important, competitive and challenging university entrance exam, is now underway, with more than 13 million students taking part this year. Given the significance of the exam and to help students focus, roads around exam centres are often temporarily closed, traffic is rerouted, horns are discouraged, and police officers often escort students who are running late. With so much riding on the exam, many students embrace small traditions for encouragement. Among the most popular are the numbers 985 and 211, which are closely associated with China’s top universities and are widely regarded as symbols of academic success and good luck. As a result, anything bearing those numbers tends to attract attention during Gaokao season. Some police officers happen to have 985 or 211 in their badge numbers, while in some areas special badges featuring the numbers are prepared for Gaokao season. The tradition has also spread to police cars, motorcycles and licence plates, with students eagerly seeking out the lucky numbers before heading into the exam hall. This year’s Gaokao began on June 7 and most students will finish their exams by June 10, depending on their province and subject choices. #exam #examseason #luckynumber #police #students
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