Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of career planning education for university students, highlighting that those with clear career goals tend to have better employment outcomes [1][2][4] - The article discusses the need for practical and effective career planning education, as some institutions fail to provide meaningful guidance, leading to a perception of such courses as unhelpful [1][8] - The narrative includes examples of students who have successfully integrated their interests and career goals, demonstrating the positive impact of early and thoughtful career planning [6][7][9] Group 2 - The article points out that career planning should begin earlier than university, with initiatives from the government to guide students in their career choices and personal development [7][8] - It highlights the challenges faced by students in aligning their academic pursuits with their career aspirations, often due to a lack of early guidance and understanding of their interests [6][8] - The significance of competitions, such as the national career planning competition, is noted as a means to encourage students to actively engage in their career planning process and learn from peers [8][9]