北大清华毕业生可直接落户上海引发争议
Shanghai will launch a "green passage" for non-Shanghai graduates from Peking and Tsinghua universities to apply for city residency, or hukou, through Dec 31, according to a newly released regulation. Shanghai authorities made public their latest regulation on Aug 3, stating the city will explore a green passage mechanism to bring in graduates from high-level universities, using Peking and Tsinghua for the pilot program. The city has a points system for non-Shanghai students to apply for the city's hukou, measuring kinds of conditions of the graduates, and the lowest score should be 72. According to the regulation, graduates still have to meet standards set by the city, but the application period was extended to Dec 31. However, some students from the two colleges said the policy is still "not enough" to attract them to work in Shanghai. Some netizens even argued that giving preferences to graduates from PKU and THU in Shanghai household registration may create privileges for the special group, which undermines fairness in society. |