Chinese parents hold banners as their children take part in a mass rally to prepare for the upcoming annual college entrance examination, also known a
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Chinese parents hold banners as their children take part in a mass rally to prepare for the upcoming annual college entrance examination, also known as Gaokao, at Hengshui No.2 High School in Hengshui city, north China's Hebei province, 26 February 2018. The National College Entrance exams, or Gaokao, are a terrifying rite of passage for all Chinese students who harbour hopes of getting their foot into one of China's elite universities, which have notoriously difficult selection criteria. Chinese students at Hengshui No.2 High School hold mass rallies to prepare for the upcoming Gaokao university entrance examination. The rally was intended to show the will and determination of the students in beating the exam and getting into their dream school. Students shouted in unison slogans such as: "I will succeed", "We will bring pride to the school", and "For college, for honor, for parents, for teachers, fight, fight, fight!"