解读高校中的阴盛阳衰

Despite this, Feng Xiaotian, professor of sociology at Nanjing University, said that female students with better grades don't necessarily go on to a better career or social status after graduation.
尽管如此，南京大学社会学教授冯晓天（音译）认为，对于女生而言，成绩优秀并不意味着毕业后找到好工作，获得较高的社会地位。

"Gender discrimination against females in job hunting and promotion is a glass ceiling that turns academic performance into nothing," said Feng.
冯晓天说："在求职和晋升中，对女性的性别歧视像是隐形封顶，将她们的学习成绩化为乌有。"

The gender imbalance has even changed admission procedures at some colleges. This year, China University of Political Science and Law had an admission score of 588 for men - 44 points below that for women. It caused a public outcry.
性别比例失调甚至改变了一些高校的招生程序。今年，中国政法大学将男生录取分数线设为588分，比女生低了44分。此举引发公众的激烈抗议。

A Wuhan-based college admission official, who asked to remain anonymous, confessed that many schools set higher benchmarks for female students due to the pressure of job hunting.
来自武汉某高校招生办的一名不愿透露姓名的工作人员承认，由于就业率压力，许多学校对女性学生设置了更高的门槛。

"Graduate employment rates are vital for the school to retain its reputation and attract students," he said.
他说："毕业生就业率对学校而言至关重要，学校靠它来保持声誉、吸引生源。"

Professor Feng says that despite their success, women have yet to change the current "men-oriented" social order.
冯晓天教授还说，尽管女性取得了成功，但她们还是未能改变现存的以男性为主导的社会秩序。

"With this bias and other barriers for women out there, women are restricted," said Feng. "In the end, it is a social issue that we have to deal with."
冯教授说："只要这种偏见以及其他针对女性的障碍存在，女性就会被禁锢起来。最终，这会成为我们必须解决的社会问题。"

Even so, male students have to deal with female domination at least throughout campus life.
即使如此，至少在大学期间，男生们也必须解决校园生活中以女性为主导的这一状况。

Li Kunning, 18, from Chongqing University, is the only male class leader among seven others in his class. But he said it's an all too familiar scenario.
18岁的李坤宁（音译）来自重庆大学，他是班上8位班干部中的唯一一位男性。而他表示，这种现象太正常了。

"It's always like this, from primary school through to senior high school," Li said. "Girls are always the bosses."
李坤宁说："从小学到高中一直都是这样，女生一直是领导者。"