The Humanities building is small, with the only multifunctional complex handling offices, activities, a library, and multimedia classrooms.
Now, students from all three floors have come out to see the excitement, clogging the corridor completely.
Although it hasn't reached the point where people are dragging Han Lie for autographs and photos, he still has to slowly squeeze his way forward.
What a headache...
Han Lie somewhat underestimated his influence at the school.
Students at other universities wouldn't care about how much money he's making or how high his status is. But at Humanities, from the president to the teachers and down to the students, they chat about Han Lie whenever they're free.
There really are no other alumni worth discussing.
Plus, the employment trend at Humanities is there, to put it nicely, you could call it 'neither better than the best nor worse than the worst'; to be more objective, everyone cries out that it's difficult.
