I really envy those students who can go abroad and have money at home, who can live abroad, speak English and bask in the sun.

You don't need envy at all. As a party who goes abroad alone, I tell you responsibly that going abroad is not an easy task. Moreover, it is an insult to those of us who really go out to study.

The first is the application. Take this year as an example, scores are nothing at all. Many people with high scores have never been to college. Even if the college entrance examination is disgusting, it is definitely a radish and a pit. What club goes to college? I * * * applied to the school of 19, and I wrote 27 documents, each of which was revised at least four times. During that time, people were crazy. I turn on the computer every morning and try to stay open until evening, so I have no time to get sick.

When I waited for the admission notice, I almost lost the courage to open the mailbox. Every time I feel like I have experienced heaven or hell, I have only experienced the college entrance examination once, 19 times.

It is not easy to get good grades in college. It is not easy for us to look down on all kinds of small exams, big papers and classroom performance, and look down on all kinds of people whose mother tongue is English. Many native English speakers can communicate in Spanish. Do you know that feeling? You will definitely say: Then why did you go abroad? It's my choice, so I can get through it, but people in China don't need to think this life is beautiful at all.

Many rich second generation really rely on money to go out, but they are not the majority. Everyone has his own life, there is no need to be so envious. And immigration or something. . . Just to comfort myself and make myself feel that I am doing well. . . After all, sometimes parents will see