Brothers share success in China's toughest exam
Two Chinese siblings succeeded in excelling in the national "Gaokao" university entrance exam. Shu Haotian, 17 years old, scored 688 out of 750, and his sister Shu Haolin, 15 years old, scored 699, placing them among the top 100 students in Anhui Province. They enrolled at prestigious universities, with Shu Huitian joining the College of Physical Sciences at the University of Science and Technology, and Shu Haolin attending the Guanghua School of Management at Peking University. They emphasized that their success lies in effective learning, maintaining mental composure, analyzing mistakes, and focusing on efficient study methods rather than just studying intensively or relying solely on talent. They also engaged in activities such as solving Rubik's cubes, playing the piano, and violin. Their achievements sparked a discussion about the importance of learning strategies and received wide attention on social media platforms.
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