In the harsh winter of July, a tailor shop on the fabric processing street of Yanzhi Road in Wuchang received several formal wear processing orders. The boss, who was so busy that he was sweating profusely, told reporters yesterday: “The junior gentlemen rushed over early in previous years, and there are also several sophomore gentlemen who also rushed to do formal attire.”
Qingqing is A sophomore student from a university in Wuhan went to visit a tailor shop that sells professional formal wear. Under the guidance of her friends, she went directly to Rouge Road last week. Choosing styles, taking measurements, and negotiating prices was a very busy time. Today, Qingqing got the scrap clothes, which fit her perfectly. She was so happy that she smiled brightly.
When the reporter asked why she bought formal clothes so early, the enthusiastic and lively Qingqing joked: “Formal clothes have been entangled in my heart for a long time!” It turns out that Qingqing served as the president of a student club in school. He often participates in punishment meetings and other large-scale activities. In these formal occasions, she always has to worry about formal attire. “Borrow it, it doesn’t make any sense; rent it, the quality is too bad.” Last week, Qingqing went to the central government for an internship, and the interview unit specifically asked to wear formal attire. Qingqing had no choice but to rent a formal suit. Unexpectedly, the zipper of the skirt was broken when she was wearing it. “Nowadays, there is a lot of pressure to find internships and jobs. I want to prepare in advance to avoid losing time and take my time.” Qingqing told reporters.
Chenchen, who has just completed her junior year of study, is also eager to make herself a formal suit. Last week, Chenchen passed the initial physical examination and successfully got an internship opportunity at a Hong Kong-funded company in Wuhan. In order to leave a good impression on the company and facilitate future development, Chenchen specially made a few formal suits. Chenchen told reporters: “Although I am an intern, I have been officially selected by the company and can be considered a formal employee. I must not dress casually like before. I still have to be more formal and have a mission.”
During the interview, the reporter learned that non-graduates who rush to make professional attire are not ordinary. Not long ago, after getting familiar with each other at a vocational training lecture, five sophomores and juniors from Wuhan University and Huazhong University of Science and Technology made an appointment to go to a clothing mall in Hankou to buy professional formal attire. But the formal clothes here often cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars, which some people found unaffordable, and then “turned to looking for custom-made clothes.” Relevant people analyzed that as the pressure of unemployment increases, the urgent awareness of college students Getting stronger and stronger. “The early bird catches the worm.” Non-graduate students such as sophomores and juniors rush to make professional attire early, which is a pragmatic and far-sighted expression. (Reporter Zhang Xinxiong and intern Zhang Qinli)
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