Group 1 - The current industrial transformation in China is accelerating towards high-end, intelligent, and green development, requiring a large number of high-quality skilled talents with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills [1][3] - Zhengzhou Railway Vocational and Technical College has attracted attention for its 2025 enrollment plan, which includes three programs specifically targeting undergraduate graduates, each with a recruitment plan of 45 students [1][2] - The trend of undergraduate graduates returning to vocational schools for skill training is increasing, with over 150 such students reported at Guangdong Lingnan Vocational Technical College in the past two years [2][3] Group 2 - A survey by Zhaopin indicates that 52.2% of graduates believe that returning to vocational training enhances employment opportunities, highlighting a structural contradiction between high theoretical knowledge and the demand for practical skills in the job market [3][4] - The emergence of vocational bachelor's programs is a response to the demand for skilled talents, with the number of vocational bachelor's institutions reaching 87, reflecting a growing interest among students and parents [4] - The admission scores for vocational bachelor's programs are rising, with some institutions reporting scores significantly above the undergraduate control line, indicating a shift in perception towards vocational education [4]