A Practical Exploration of “Strengthen Morality and Foster Talents” of University’s Logistics

Linquan PENG, Ying LAN

Abstract


As a service provider and educational resource, university’s logistics has bright prospects in the practices. A comprehensive grasp of the basic connotation of “strengthen morality and foster talents” of the university’s logistics, a profound understanding of the practical value of “strengthen morality and foster talents” of the university’s logistics, and an active exploration of the practical path of “strengthen morality and foster talents” of the university’s logistics are the necessary requirement to realize the fundamental task of “strengthen morality and foster talents” of higher
education.


Keywords


Strengthen morality and foster talents; Basic connotation; Practical value; Practical path; University’s logistics

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