Excellent Student of the College of Resources and Environment | Chen Hunan: Keep Your Passion and Wait for the Blossom

Personal Deeds

Chen Hunan, monitor of Class 192, Environmental Engineering, College of Resources and Environment, Nanchang University, is a Probationary Member of the Communist Party of China. In terms of academic performance, he ranked 1st out of 57 in the comprehensive assessment for postgraduate recommendation and has been admitted to Tongji University via this program. In scientific research, he has participated in 2 national-level projects, co-authored 4 SCI-indexed papers and filed 6 patent applications. In academic competitions, he has won 2 national awards, 5 provincial awards and a number of university-level awards. For his outstanding achievements, he has been granted the National Scholarship once, the Special-class Scholarship twice and the title of Model Three-Good Student twice.

He has applied his professional knowledge of environmental engineering to real life to help people around him: he led a team to investigate the nitrogen oxide pollution situation in his hometown and put forward several suggestions to the local environmental protection department. On the other hand, he has actively used the legal knowledge acquired from his minor in Law. He will never forget the precious experience of helping villagers at the judicial office; their sincere faces will continue to inspire him to serve the public better.

Motto: Do not dream about life, but live in your dreams.

Words from the Role Model

Strive constantly for self-improvement and pursue progress with diligence. Looking back on my entire college career as I stand at the end of midsummer, I can recall so much hardship and tears. I am not a representative of perpetual excellence in the traditional sense; on the contrary, I stand for a comeback from failure. Countless afternoons, as the gentle breeze brushed my face, I watched the endless stream of people on the playground and wondered how wonderful it would be if it were an afternoon of my freshman year—how many regrets I could make up for and how many tears I could wipe away. But I think this is exactly the charm of life: falling down repeatedly, growing steadily, exploring the answers to life's journey continuously, striving to make a grand appearance on the stage that belongs to you, and then taking a quiet bow.

In short, I hope every one of you can have a precious memory, a summer without regrets, and more importantly, a bright future! Nanchang University has boundless prospects!