School anniversaries in America were quite different than they were in China. The foundation dates of Chinese colleges were recorded very carefully. The day of the anniversary, college alumni visited from all directions and the school authorities invited capable and important students to attend the ceremony as guests of honor.
In America, school anniversaries were so low-key that Ivy League students didn't even know about them.
Columbia attached great importance to the event, but due to the fact that each department was independent, the schedule was unfortunately delayed.
Qin Guan was surprised by the paperwork the principal gave him. When he read through the program, he was stupefied. The event would last a whole year, starting from April. Was that really a school anniversary?
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