Birth Pangs of Change—The Mental State of Today's Female College Students as They Choose Professions and Seek Employment

On April 24, in spite of the chilly drizzle that laced the northland springtime, a hubbub pervaded the sports arena of the Daowai Eighth District in Harbin city. The Grand Employment Market for 1993 Graduates of Harbin's institutes of higher learning was being held, rain or no rain, and more than 3,000 erudite academics had laid aside their usual scholarly reticence and were volubly "vaunting" what they had learned, what they knew, and what they were capable of doing.