Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles revolves around the issue of students choosing to abandon their admission to prestigious universities, highlighting the need for respect towards students' choices and the call for reforms in the admissions system [1][2][3] - The phenomenon of students, including those admitted to top universities, opting to withdraw or transfer is becoming more common, with examples such as 81 students from Jinan University giving up their admission in 2023 [1] - There is a growing concern regarding the perception that such actions waste resources and opportunities for other candidates, leading to suggestions of placing these students on dishonesty lists [1][2] Group 2 - The current admissions system in China, which allows students to receive only one admission offer despite applying to multiple universities, contributes to dissatisfaction among students, prompting some to withdraw or transfer [2] - Proposed solutions include adopting a dual-choice admission system and allowing students to receive multiple offers, similar to practices in developed countries, to enhance student choice and satisfaction [2] - The direction of high school reform in China should focus on expanding student choice rather than restricting it, with calls to avoid conflating student choice with issues of integrity [3]

Group 1 - The 2025 college entrance examination in Guangdong will adopt a "3+1+2" examination model, consisting of 3 national unified subjects and 3 elective subjects from the provincial high school academic level [1] - The examination schedule is set for June 7 to June 9, with specific subjects assigned to each day [1] - The three national subjects (Chinese, Mathematics, and Foreign Language) will be based on a unified national paper, while the elective subjects will be chosen by students from specified options [1] Group 2 - Strict measures will be implemented to combat exam cheating, including the establishment of centralized mobile phone storage areas and the use of metal detectors at examination sites [2] - The examination integrity system will be enhanced, with the creation of student examination integrity files to record any cheating incidents for future reference by universities [2] - The reform of the examination and enrollment system aims to prevent the prioritization of scores and promote a more holistic approach to talent selection [2]