With the arrival of graduation season, the campuses come alive with the vibrant hues of gowns, each university proudly showcasing its distinctive essence. A myriad of styles and designs adorn the graduating students, revealing the rich tapestry of individuality and character woven into their educational journey.
University of Science and Technology Beijing is providing gowns to graduates for free! The bachelor's, master's, and doctoral gowns each have black, blue, and red as their primary color, respectively.
Patterns on the cuffs include images of the Great Wall, the school’s emblem, and the motto "Seeking Truth and Innovation." The school emblem is also embroidered on a badge placed on the chest of the gown.
The pattern on the hem combines elements such as shells, ginkgo leaves, and gears, representing the hope that every graduating student will maintain their passion, and travel far on their path to the future.
Qingdao University graduation gowns follow the etiquette standards of international graduation gowns, and are designed to showcase the regional characteristics and qualities of Qingdao University while also promoting traditional Chinese culture.
The main color of the gown is blue and red, the signature colors of the university. The gown design is inspired by the colors of the ocean, which symbolize the geographical location of Qingdao near the sea. The different academic levels are differentiated by distinct shades of blue, representing deeper academic and research achievements.
The school emblem of Beijing Jiaotong University is embroidered with golden thread on the left chest, adding a beautiful and appealing touch. The pattern on the cuffs combines the school's motto, "Knowledge and Practice," with flowing lines, symbolizing the graduate's ambitious and promising start at the school, now carrying the expectations of the nation.
The front of the gown is made of brocade fabric, with the year of the Renmin University of China's founding "1937" and the school's main buildings during different periods chosen as the design motif from top to bottom, embodying the school's historical development and cultural heritage.
