When students graduate from college, most of them choose to start their career. In general opinion, a college student should work on something that is related to their major, if not, what they learn is believed to be wasted. In my opinion, everyone has their right to choose what they want to do, regardless of other’s criticism.

大部分學(xué)生從大學(xué)畢業(yè)后都會開始工作。在大家看來他們應(yīng)該做一些與專業(yè)相關(guān)的工作，不然，他們所學(xué)到的知識就浪費掉了。在我看來，每個人都有權(quán)利去選擇自己想做的事，不要在意別人的意見。

Recently, it has been reported that a student who graduated from first class university worked as a deliver guy. A lot of people felt pity for him, because they believed that this guy deserved a noble job, such as sitting in the office. While some people objected, they thought that every job was equal. There was no rule for people to decide what kind of job they should work on.

最近，有新聞報道有一個畢業(yè)于一流大學(xué)的學(xué)生從事快遞服務(wù)。很多人都為他感到遺憾，因為他們認為這個年輕人應(yīng)得到一份更體面的工作，比如在辦公室里坐著上班。有些人則不認同，他們認為每一份工作都是平等的，沒有人規(guī)定誰應(yīng)該做什么樣的工作。

I believe that we should respect young people’s choice. The job they work on doesn’t mean they must use their major knowledge. The meaning of receiving education is to teach us to be a better person. Even though we choose to be a farmer, we are the different farmers, because we have better skill and more polite.

我認為我們應(yīng)該尊重年輕人的選擇。從事的工作并不意味著一定要跟專業(yè)對口。接受教育的意義在于教育我們成為更好的人。即使我們選擇做一個農(nóng)民，我們也是不一樣的農(nóng)民，因為我們擁有更好的技術(shù)也更加的有禮貌。