In the Yuehu Bay apartment, Ye Wan exited the livestreaming room and clicked into the official website of the Starlight Competition.
Initially, the Starlight Competition wasn't called this name, and its format wasn't a competition; it was merely an exchange program for students from numerous international universities to learn from each other.
It was more like a university mixer.
Later, to increase the fun of the mixer and to maximize the students' enthusiasm for participation, it evolved into a competitive format.
As more and more universities and students participated, the organizers further detailed the mixer subjects and competition schedules.
For example, there was the "Light of Technology" in March, "Raging Rapids" in June and July, and the "Starlight Competition" in November.
The "Light of Technology" focused on computer science, and "Raging Rapids" was a sports camp-type competition.
