Candidate Story: How did I get admitted to Tsinghua in advance?

I thought the college entrance examination was a matter of senior three, and I didn't know it until senior three. It's not like this at all. I don't have time to read many things in senior three. I thought my knowledge was solid and rich, and I didn't know there were so many shortcomings until I reviewed it. Competition = ladder Some people say that I am eager for quick success and instant benefit. I admit that when the news came that I couldn't get extra points in the competition, my efforts to win the first prize in the three-subject competition decreased. Then there was confusion and I didn't know what to do with the game. Continue? Is it worthwhile to spend a lot of time doing something unrelated to the college entrance examination? What if I win the lottery? Give up? Did all the previous efforts go down the drain? If you fail in the college entrance examination, wouldn't you accomplish nothing? I finally lack the courage to give up, but since I don't give up, I naturally have to find some high-sounding reasons, or just my heart: isn't the college entrance examination or competition all about acquiring knowledge? Isn't the deepening and expansion of knowledge by competition exactly what the college entrance examination requires? As long as you try your best, what's the pity if you don't succeed? Even if you fail the college entrance examination, don't you have a clear conscience? So I used the competition as a ladder to climb the college entrance examination. Examination = Baptism After winning the first prize in the national Olympic competition of mathematics, physics and chemistry, I was lucky enough to take part in the "Tsinghua University Walk Independent Enrollment Examination" held in Shanghai. I used to be very confident, even a little conceited, but I didn't realize until I finished the exam that my so-called confidence was just broken at once. This exam made me see the gap. It turns out that I still have so much to master, and my mind suddenly wakes up a lot. I think if we all go through this baptism, maybe more people in suining middle school can be admitted to Tsinghua Peking University. Those examination questions are refreshing, and they are by no means the same as usual. No matter whether the topic is difficult or easy, it always challenges your thinking and your concept: "Why is force a vector?" "Why is the ratio of circumference to radius of a circle a constant?" "What axioms have we learned?" "What is the difference between inertial mass and gravitational mass?" "Besides putting forward the theory of relativity, what else did Einstein achieve?" These problems seem to have nothing to do with the college entrance examination, but they are actually closely related. We often know where the problem is, but we don't know why, and we are careless, but it is not. These problems may be limited to what we have learned and cannot be solved. It's nothing. The important thing is whether you have thought about it during your study and whether you have reached this level. With joy, I met my classmates in Grade Three. As soon as we met, he grabbed me and said, "Which university are you going to take?" "Tsinghua." I can't help being surprised. Didn't he see the big sign in front of the school? "I think you'd better go to Peking University." What does this mean? Is it because I am not convinced of my early admission and deliberately tease me? I asked him, "What about you?" "Shanghai University. How about it? Is it more promising than you? " Then he patted me on the shoulder and walked away. His words woke me up again. It turns out that not everyone is envious of others' achievements, but more people dare to despise you and challenge you. I can't relax, I will study hard as always, and I can't relax at all! After all, learning more knowledge is our ultimate goal. The college entrance examination is just a small station in life. Trick = study hard. Now, I am often asked about my learning skills. I think hard and can't say a thing or two. The words full of celebrities: "I think, therefore I am." Descartes said. "Learning without thinking is useless, and thinking without learning is dangerous." Confucius said. "Man is a thinking reed." A philosopher said this. "If you think deeply and think broadly, you will be prepared." "Diligence is a good training, and one point is hard work." Hua said to me. "study hard and practice hard, and your talent will be able to play a little." Guo Moruo said ... I thought the college entrance examination was a matter of senior three, and I didn't know it until senior three. It's not like this at all. I don't have time to read many things in senior three. I thought my knowledge was solid and rich, and I didn't know there were so many shortcomings until I reviewed it. Therefore, we should study hard and lay a good foundation from the first year of high school; Don't think that proficiency in reciting means proficiency. We must seriously think about why books are compiled like this, what changes have taken place this year, and even about the page numbers of books, we must deeply think about why different books have different page numbers for the same content, and where the page numbers will be best. In addition, review must not only rely on teachers, but also have your own review plan. When reviewing, if you want to review a knowledge point, you must firmly grasp this knowledge point and ensure that the college entrance examination does not make mistakes, so that you can review it efficiently. I wish you all excellent results in the college entrance examination!