On December 12, 2024, the final of the 2nd Liaoning University Student Career Planning Competition was rounded off. Zhang Hongxin, Deputy Secretary of the CPC Committee of Liaoning University, attended the award ceremony of the final and delivered a speech. Experts from the Expert Committee, Enterprises, and Competition Organizing Committee of the Second Career Planning Competition in Liaoning Province served as judges for the competition. The Business Department of Honor Mobile in Liaoning, the marketing company of Master Kong Holdings Co Ltd in Liaoning and other enterprises sponsored for the competition.

The competition used a three-level system in each school, semi-finals in the university, and the finals, with two tracks: growth and employment. The growth track is designed for undergraduate students in their first and second years. The employment track is targeted at upper-year undergraduate students and postgraduate students who are planning to seek for jobs.

Since its launch on November 15, 2024, the competition has been widely promoted, actively mobilized, carefully guided, and organized by each training units on campus, with a total of 8,985 undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students registering to participate. After intense competition, 169 contestants advanced to the university level semi-finals, including 92 in the growth track and 77 in the employment track. The organizing committee organized expert review and ultimately selected 53 contestants to enter the finals, with 28 in the growth track and 25 in the employment track.

In the final, after a competition involving theme presentations and judges' questions, six students from the School of International Economics and International Relations, including Fang Fei, won the Gold Award in the Growth Track; Feng Wenqiang and three other students from the Business School won the Gold Award in the Employment Track (Undergraduate Group); Three students, including Yang Minghui from the School of Journalism and Communication, won the gold medal in the employment track (graduate group); 10 students including Zhai Zimeng from the faculty of Information won the Silver Award in the Growth Track; Four students, including Li Jiale from the Law School, won the Silver Award in the Employment Track (Undergraduate Group); Four students, including Gao Xinxin from the School of Philosophy, won the silver award in the employment track (graduate group); 12 students including Wang Yike from Asia-Australia Business college won the Bronze Award in the Growth Track; Sun Pengfei and six others from the College of Liberal Arts won the bronze award in the employment track (undergraduate group); Five students, including Yu Mingyue from the College of Foreign Studies, won the bronze award in the employment track (graduate group).