Survey: Graduation ceremonies go digital


New times, new rules: Graduates of Wuhan University in Wuhan practising physical distancing at their graduation ceremony. — China Daily/ANN

BEIJING: A recent survey has found that 88.6% of new Chinese college graduates celebrated their graduation in digital form amid the Covid-19 epidemic.

The graduates surveyed said they mainly celebrated the occasion by making graduation videos, watching graduation ceremonies and buying academicals online, according to a recent report by China Youth Daily.

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