s36沙龙会本科毕业生代表张淑娟

在2018届毕业生毕业典礼上的发言

各位老师、同学：

大家好！感谢学院的信任，也感谢在座的每一位同学，让我能代表s36沙龙会14级毕业生站在这里发言。我的话语也许代表不了大家的心声，但也乐意借这个机会，将我的一些心得分享给在座的各位，作为我们大学四年的总结，也算作对新起点的期望吧。

四年前，当我们刚刚迈入中财校园的时候，梁导让我们给四年后，毕业典礼上的自己写过一封信。今天，当我们再次拆开这封信的时候，不知道大家心里有什么感触。是欣慰？是喜悦？是满足？亦或是有一点点的遗憾？

无论怎样的心情，我们的大学时光确已走到了尾声。这四年，我们从少年走向青年，从叛逆走向成熟，在背井离乡中领略过孤单，也在实习中体验了一把社会的历练。一点一滴的成长，都与中财，与经院密不可分。

四年来，经院的每一位老师，都给了我许多思想上的启迪。斌开老师说过，“要有一个比自己更大的世界”，于是我在我的效用函数中加入了他人的效用；川川老师说，要富有责任感，永葆好奇心，还要对人类的苦难有最基本的同情，于是我不再将目光集中于鲜花繁盛之地，而着眼于苍凉和贫瘠；乔恒老师说过，理性人是经济学的研究对象，但如果我们自己也变成了理性人，反而是一种退化，让我明白了感性的可贵之处，觉得人与人之间的情谊，比分数和荣誉更加重要；雷老师的大学生涯规划讲座，让我明白了人生不只有高度，还有“深度、广度、和温度”，让我在这四个维度下对自己有了新的定位和期许。身立三尺讲台，心忧天下乾坤。经院的师者风范，是我们学生终身的楷模。

除却师长的教诲，一门门精彩的课程，也让我收获良多。宏观经济学能够让我在实体经济的运行中看到无形的市场推动作用；劳动经济学，涵盖养老、教育、就业、医疗等话题，则与我们的生活息息相关；微观经济学告诉我，每个人的偏好都不尽相同，从此我学会了不去随便评判他人的选择；计量经济学让我明白了，相关性不等于因果关系，我们看到的寒门出贵子，也许只是悲壮的幸存者偏差；发展经济学告诉我们，贫困是有原因的，而一个城市的发展，也确实有内在规律可循；经济史则教给我们，日光之下并无新事，眼下的一切，不过是过去的重演。

记得在宏观经济学的最后一课中，斌开问大家，你们觉得高中和大学有哪里不同？对我来说，除却思维和方法的训练，大学给我最重要的礼物，就是帮助我形成了自己的价值观。在大学这四年里，我们见证了很多事情，有些让人不那么愉快，让我们看到了社会的阴暗面。有的事实真相被掩盖，有的媒体报道别出心裁。有的在当时击中了人们的痛点，之后却稍纵即逝。有的引起舆论的爆炸，远远大过于对真相的思考和追寻。与此同时，我们作为小小的舆论传播者，也在互联网的各个角落中点赞、发声。然而，无论何时何地，我们都不应忘却作为自己作为公民的责任与义务，要能够在五光十色的诱惑下不忘初心，在碎片化的信息中坚持自己的思考，在纷杂的谣言中依然决心去寻找真相，在人情的麻木和冷漠中坚守内心的爱和真诚。

感谢中财，给了我们一个新的起点，感谢经院，给了我们四年的陪伴，同时也感谢我们的父母，在焦虑迷茫的时候，给了我们一个避风的港湾。追忆过去，感恩师长，叩问当下，深思未来。愿经院学子能够谨记各位老师的谆谆教诲，寻求自己的人生方向，不因外在环境而迷失自我，不因闲言碎语而动摇自我，始终做到秉持初心，砥砺前行！

谢谢大家！

s36沙龙会硕士毕业生代表杨杰

在2018届毕业生毕业典礼上的发言

尊敬的各位领导、各位老师、各位来宾、亲爱的同学们：

大家早上好！

我是s36沙龙会2016级硕士研究生杨杰。作为一名在中财学习工作生活了8年的“大”学生，今天能够代表s36沙龙会2018届硕士毕业生在此发言，我深感荣幸。首先请允许我代表本届硕士毕业生向顺利完成学业的全院毕业生表示热烈的祝贺！向为我们的成长与教育付出了辛勤劳动的全院老师表示衷心的感谢！向始终关注并支持我们刻苦学习、学院学校长久发展的各位家长和社会各界人士表示崇高的敬意！

岁半仲夏，栀子花开；骊歌声起，鸿鹄展翅。每年6月的校园里总是充满着不舍与回忆，时至今日我们似乎才深切的感受到结束总是比开始来的更快一些。几年的校园生活看似漫长，今日却又转瞬即逝。两年前我们怀揣对知识的渴望从四面八方进入中财，今日我们满载自信与收获走向祖国大好河山，回顾过往，历历在目。2016年北京初秋的清晨，我们来到了风景如画的沙河校区。正当我们为地理位置偏远而苦恼时，高端大气的新图书馆给了我们些许慰藉；每逢学业压力隆隆袭来之时，学校学院的丰富活动总能给我们以调剂；正当我们沉醉于高微课堂复杂运算符号中无法自拔之时，高宏课堂又送来了数学推导中的经济增长；刚刚结束高微课堂里的因果分析判断，我们仿佛又看见了导师催促论文的焦急神态，这一切虽苦尤甜。

我们深知，与之前的硕士研究生相比我们是幸运的，我们赶上了学校研究生教育跨越式发展的好时代，学校学院不断深化研究生培养体制机制改革，优化选拔机制，聚焦过程管理，推进国际化培养进程，健全导师遴选制度，完善研究生奖助体系，我们当中很多同学都得益于此。中央财经大学已经潜移默化地改变了我们，我们身上也永远地留下了中财大人的印记。

同学们，校园时光只是漫漫人生路上的一座驿站，今天的毕业典礼见证的不是我们修德修能求学生涯的结束，而是经世济民铸就辉煌人生的开始。不久我们就要离开校园，去生活的星图上去寻找自己的新位置，到社会的熔炉中实现自己的新抱负。此时此刻，让我们再一次对老师们说声谢谢，是你们用高尚的道德品质和严谨的治学态度让我们得到了远比书本知识更加宝贵的人生经验；让我们对自己的父母说声谢谢，是你们的保驾护航让我们得以生得以存得以不断前行；让我们对自己的同学和朋友说声谢谢，是你们用纯真的友谊和烂漫的笑容让我们感受到了青春的欢乐；让我们对这校园对这学院说声谢谢，是你们用无限的包容和不变的祥和记录了我们青春的奋斗历程。

同学们，新的环境在呼唤着我们，新的未来在吸引着我们，新的时代在鼓舞着我们。作为中财大毕业生的我们，无论身处何地何时，都不会忘记母校的谆谆教诲，我们要用信仰的力量驾驭青春的选择，用奋斗的事业兑现青春的无悔，用生活的情怀塑造青春的幸福。我们将不会畏惧前路的艰难与险阻，扬起自信与坚韧的风帆，用属于我们这一代人所应有的朝气和勇气开创属于自己的远航之路。

最后，“浩渺无行极，扬帆但自信”，祝福所有的s36沙龙会2018届毕业生乘风破浪、前程似锦；“拨云寻古道，倚树听流泉”，祝福为我们辛勤付出的各位老师身体健康、桃李天下；“东方欲晓，莫道君行早。踏遍青山人未老，风景这边独好”，祝福我们的学校我们的学院更加灿烂辉煌！

谢谢大家。

s36沙龙会博士毕业生代表王念

在2018届毕业生毕业典礼上的发言

尊敬的各位领导、老师、亲爱的同学，

大家好！

首先，恭喜在座的各位，也包括我自己，不负己望、不负师望，顺利毕业。作为博士研究生的代表，能代表的群体其实非常小，外加各位博士都在自己的研究领域有独到的建树，因此，我也就仅能代表我自己，分享一些在中财的三年学习生活带给我的财富。

首先，是意外。有些“好”的意外，比如考上博士时的意外惊喜、导师指导下的意外感悟、和同学交流时的意外灵感，也有些“不好”的意外，比如读不懂paper、解不出公式、发不出文章、以及担心论文送审被毙。我对这些意外的理解，用经济学的语言来说，大抵就是“收益和风险”，意想不到的事件发生，既可能是风险也可能是收获，好在最终顺利毕业，看来是收益大于风险，我侥幸获得了正效用。

其次，是情理。刚刚用“侥幸”形容我获得的正效用，“侥”字有些戏谑的成分，而“幸”字大概是因为中财的“情”和“理”。先说理，我对理的理解是规则和制度，学业有必须达到的标准、研究有必须取得的成果、日常事务有必须遵守的流程、更重要的是做人要有必须坚持的原则。这些理大概是中财几代师生点滴积累的宝贵财富，是中财交给我的基本范式，给了我对探索人生时一个“锚”。当我有疑惑、无法做出决策时，我会参照这些理，心思便清晰了很多。再说情，中财人重情，大概的意思是，在理的范围内，给予学生最大的善意和帮助。我所感受到的情，大概蕴含在蒋选老师的教诲中、黄乃静老师的教学与考试中、刘宾老师的支持中、以及同学的互相鼓励中，大概是在既有原则下，进行了善意的最大化。

生活中有持续不断的意外，而面对意外时有情理相助，这些是我从三年中财生活中获得的财富，也是我今后人生的初始禀赋（挺高的）。愿在座的各位未来的人生，都在意料之外，也都在情理之中。

s36沙龙会商务部培训项目毕业生代表牙买加罗安

在2018届毕业生毕业典礼上的发言

Mr. President, Dean of the School ofEconomics, distinguished guests, fellow graduands, ladies and gentlemen, goodmorning.

Life is about the journey and not thedestination. Two months before we got to China, my classmates and I were in anonline group getting to know each other, helping each other figure out travelissues and learning about each other’s country (I had no idea that there was acountry called Brunei. Thank you Najiah). However, no amount of preparationcould have properly prepared us for the trials that we would face over the nexttwo years. When we arrived to CUFE in September 2016, all 23 of us, for manyreasons, questioned if we had made the right decision to embark on thisjourney. Two years later we are all graduating together, as a family

The move to China was extremelydifficult, as it meant a difference in food, language, culture and that personswould be half way across the world from their families. Learning to live inthis environment had its daily struggles. However we picked ourselves up and wepersevered and we made it work. We learnt where to get the best Chinese food onboth the Ele and Meituan food delivery services, how to find quality goods onTaobao, how to react to the constant staring, touching and picturing taking butmost importantly we learnt how to get around the language barrier. I am suresome of my classmates will tell their grandchildren how they survived in Chinafor two years knowing only ‘Nihao’, ‘Duoshao’, ‘Zhege’, ‘Xie Xie” and the classfavourite‘Meiyou’. To be honest we owe our initial survival to our classmateswho came here in 2015 and to the international department of the trainingschool as they helped us navigate the subway systems, restaurant menus andhealth care facilities. The volunteers assigned to us and in particular Anna,went above and beyond to ensure that we were always well taken care of. Evenwhen we would get on her last nerve, within the next few minutes, she’d stillsmile that reassuring smile at whoever her provoker was and go on to helpingus. Persons such as David and Mudan and Peggy, who joined later, were always atext or phone call away and they were always willing to listen to ourcomplaints and assure us that all would be taken care of. We are truly gratefulto have had such willing administrators and without them, our new life wouldhave surely been more difficult.

For some of my classmates, this wouldbe their first time studying economics as our class is made up of not onlyeconomists, but project managers, engineers, teachers, lawyers, bankingprofessionals and national security officers. By helping each other and throughthe guidance of our lecturers Prof. Linda, Prof. Ding, Prof. Jane, Prof. Hengand later Prof, Chen, we were successful in the completion of our degree. However,it was our lives outside of the classroom that taught us some very valuablelessons in Economics that can be described as the RIO principles.

 FIRST: People are rational. I don'tmean that people are computer-like calculators of pleasure and pain. I do notmean that people have perfect foresight and perfect information. Thisdefinition of rationality is less demanding, but still helps to make sense ofthe world. Through our many discussions we have learnt about not just the hostcountry’s culture but that of our own. Somethings that my classmates do I willnever but I understand their reason for doing it and why it would seem rationalto them and I believe that the ability to understand someone’s perspective onan issue is greatly needed as an economist and just as a human being ingeneral.

 SECOND: Ignore sunk cost. When wewere internally debating whether or not it was worth staying in China, we hadto think about all that we gave up in order to be here. The fact is thisnothing changes the past. The fact that we are all here today is a testament tothe fact that we looked at what we would stand to gain rather than what we havealready sacrificed and we pushed forward.

 THIRD: There is an opportunity costto everything. Such as the cost of travelling to Chaoyang to enjoy good musicand fun is staying at school and avoiding that two hour train ride. Moreimportantly and less recognized is that we learnt that time has a cost.

Even if we are attending a"free" lecture, watching a "free" movie online, or enjoyingsomeone else's "free" food, we are paying a cost, which is whateverelse we could have been doing such as studying and/or sleeping

I would like to take a moment to extenda hearty thank you to China’s Ministry of Commerce, whom through their missionto afford citizens of developing countries an opportunity to study, haveenabled us to have pursued this Masters programme. We are truly grateful andwill forever be ambassadors of CUFE and China at large.

As I said initially, all 23 of usstarted this journey together and despite the fact that the overall aim was tocomplete our studies and earn our Masters, the real beauty of the last twoyears is in the way we came together as one and got through our trials,academically, socially and personally. So here we are today, the result of muchhard work and a celebration of our success.

It is here where we have sought to finda path in life, and we have been guided by our friends, families, and teachersevery step of the way. We have been provided with countless opportunities,unwavering support, invaluable assistance, and as much knowledge as we couldhandle (and sometimes more) in order for us to develop and flourish as humanbeings. I am proud to share this moment with you all. I pray that the bond weshare will extend beyond China as our being here was not merely for studies butabout building linkages. Being able to call on each other and give or receive ahelping hand. It has been a privilege to be schooled here and our education isa gift with which we will go forth and attempt to make positive change in theworld.

Congratulations to all graduates of theSchool of Economics and all the best for your future endeavours.