What did you understand after the college entrance examination?

The first is that no pains, no gains. My high school alma mater is an empty school. It's not nice to say this, but it's true. Our school is below average, and those who can be admitted to the university can be counted with one hand. The hardware facilities are first-class, but the teaching quality is really not so good. Teachers don't teach well, students don't have a good foundation, and their natural academic performance is not good, let alone their study style. I never know what it's like to brush papers endlessly. I want to go for a walk on the playground and lie prone on the table every day. Of course, the consequences can be imagined. If you get good grades in the last three books, you will generally get a little better grades in the junior college. If you don't get good grades, I will do whatever I want.

Secondly, although you pay, you may not get anything, but this cannot be the reason why you don't pay. High school is not very good, and I want to go to a better school when I repeat my studies. The school is good, the atmosphere is good, and everyone studies hard. I made new friends, both of whom are very beautiful girls. One studies very hard and seriously, and his mind just studies every day. The other is determined to have a good class every day, but he just can't help himself and thinks about eating, drinking and having fun. In the end, they failed the exam. The first one failed the exam. All her classmates and teachers think she is very poor. She went to three good colleges and universities, but failed the second one. Everyone takes this for granted. She went to an ordinary university. Although neither of them passed the exam, the first one can choose more school majors than the second one.

The last one is that learning may not really change your destiny, but it can provide you with an opportunity and platform to change your destiny, and what kind of people you contact at what height. If you want to be a master, you must work hard.