Hua Nong Recruited A New Rule &Nbsp For Lei People, And College Students' Recruitment Would Prohibit Girls From Wearing High-Heeled Shoes.

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Netizens point out that new regulations do not have to be very thunderous.

"Hate the sky high" has always been a chip for girls to join the recruitment fair.

Many college girls who do not wear high heels usually force themselves to try and "grace" in front of employers.

But yesterday, at the South China Agricultural University's agricultural and forestry management special recruitment fair, it was the first time that it was expressly stated that it is forbidden to wear high heels.

Netizen "Hong Tao 1989" issued the new rules on this ticket to micro-blog, which triggered a heated discussion among students.

Some netizens said the move was totally unnecessary.

Netizens "miluszone" said: this rule is too brain damaged! Did not see the recruitment will not allow girls to wear high-heeled shoes.

Besides, the lawn is artificial, and there is a thick layer of sand on it. There is no need to avoid wearing high heels.

Some netizens also speculated that Hua Nong was worried that students would step up the plastic field of the recruitment venue before making this policy and understood it.

Female college students enter high heels.

Despite this new regulation, the new express reporter saw at the scene yesterday that many girls still wear high heels in the recruitment venue.

"The scene is not a lawn," he said. "What is afraid of wearing high heels?"

The rules are dead, people are alive, and college students should be flexible. Besides, when I wear high heels, the staff do not say "no!" this rule is just a display.

However, some students expressed respect for the school regulations.

When she went out this morning, she was still hesitating to wear high heels when she went out this morning.

But to respect the school, she didn't wear high heels at last.

"But I don't think this rule is necessary. The scene is not a lawn, nor is it afraid of grass being trampled. I don't understand why there is such a rule. Maybe the school is afraid that the students will be too tired."

The school said the scene did not impose restrictions.

Ceng Yali, director of huonong employment guidance center, responded yesterday that the school put forward this request on admission tickets for students of this school, mainly considering that the recruitment site is a plastic sports ground, and heels of high-heeled shoes may damage the plastic runway.

"In fact, the scene did not impose restrictions on girls wearing high heels."

Provincial employment guidance center official said that the provincial employment guidance center unified printed job fairs tickets were not prohibited from wearing high-heeled shoes and other related regulations.

However, due to the different situations in Colleges and universities, it is understandable that individual colleges and universities should make corresponding requests for students from the perspective of protection sites.