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Computer games may help student thinking Students who received top scores in the college entrance examination also play computer games, which surprises parents of the students, reports Information Times. Xu Shanghua, a fresh high school graduate from a Guangzhou-based school affiliated to the South China Normal University said, "Computer games help to lighten my thinking". He said so in a "sharing success" address, when being asked by anxious parents who don't know how to deal with their children's addiction to the games, especially boys. Girl gets full mark in IELTS reading section A girl achieved a full mark in the reading section of IELTS (international English language testing system), becoming the second one to enjoy the honour in South China since the test became available eight years ago, Information Times reports. Su Yi, a university student in Guangzhou-based Sun Yat-sen University
majoring in international trade, topped others in the reading section in a
recent IELTS held in Guangzhou. |
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