Participate in more physical activities The quality of students has surfaced recently as a prominent concern, especially that of graduate students. Graduate students in growing numbers are putting all of their efforts into studies, to some degrees into textbooks only, to which attribute the claims for their participating in more physical activities in the army or the countryside. From my perspective, these physical activities are a huge boon for graduate students seeking substantial achievements. Three benefits account for the participation. For a start, graduate students are able to gain precious experiences and thus enrich their lives. For instance, the painstaking drillings and the strict disciplines in the army and the exhausting labor in the countryside confront them with lives of others and further broaden their horizons. The second benefit lies in the perseverance and the perfect characters that all of these experiences entitle them to develop, which the harsh society is so keen on. The third windfall is that these physical activities are of great significance for them to deepen their researches with more practical and efficient skills. To sum up, concentrating on academic studies renders us expertise, while participating in these physical activities enables us to know the world in a more comprehensive way. By participating in more physical activities, we are bound to benefit much more than we ever imagined.