answer: #Person2# will soon graduate from the university. #Person1# is asking #Person2# about the future plans and suggests that #Person2# should figure it out about further study or plan a career path.
documents: #Person1#: You'll soon graduate from your university. Do you have any plans for the future? 
  #Person2#: I'm planning to go to graduate school, but I also want to find a job. Otherwise, I'll have nowhere to go if I fail the entrance exam. 
  #Person1#: Do you have a clear career path to follow? 
  #Person2#: career path? I'm not sure. 
  #Person1#: what kind of job do you want after graduation? 
  #Person2#: I want to become a professor, a lawyer, an editor, a civil servant. . . 
  #Person1#: wait! You can't do so many things at the same time. What exactly do you want? 
  #Person2#: I don't know. Do you have any advice for me? 
  #Person1#: yeah, you should first decide what kind of career you really want, plan your career path, and then try your best to achieve your goal. 
  #Person2#: I think perhaps I need to buy a few years while I figure out about my career. 
  #Person1#: no, you can't waste your time wandering around. If you want a job that requires a higher degree or diploma, you should focus on your graduate school extrance exam;if you want a job that needs working 
  #Person2#: thank you so much for your advice. I'll think it over.