When was the most painful stage you went through?

? To say that the most painful stage for me was definitely when I was reviewing at Maotanchang. Because of my playfulness and lack of seriousness in the previous year, my college entrance examination results in my first year were terrible. However, I was not willing to just go to a junior college or work part-time, so I resolutely went to Maotanchang to repeat my studies. But because I didn’t change my old bad habits, my study life in Maotanchang was really hard for me to look back on.

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One of my biggest problems when I was in school was that I loved to sleep. It was not the ordinary kind of sleeping, but the kind of sleeping that seemed to be sick. Sometimes I was punished by the teacher to stand, and I could fall asleep even while standing. And I felt that my luck was bad enough. At the beginning, the class teacher was looking for typical people (well, yes, they are bad examples), and I just happened to be caught. He was caught sleeping and has been on his radar ever since. Maotanchang has strict control over male and female students, so the seats for boys and girls are also clearly separated, with girls in the front and boys in the back. Then, after I was caught sleeping for the first time, I knew that the girls were thrown into the last row. There were all boys around, and I was the only girl. At that time, I almost cried my eyes out, but I didn’t have any eggs. Yes, I just sat among the boys for a month. Now I don’t even dare to think about how I survived it. Later, he kept targeting me and always looked down upon me. Alas, he always cried when he talked about it too much.

?In addition to being targeted by the class teacher, studying is also something that makes me very painful. Although I am a little smart, I just don’t take it seriously, so my grades have never been very good. It’s true that repeat students, especially those in Maotanchang, are under great pressure to study, as well as the ardent expectations of their parents. Some people can’t stand it and quarrel with their families, which is really bad.

But no matter what, the years of Mao University have finally passed, and the pain has passed. Those years also taught me to grow and make me more resilient. After all, I am still grateful to be in Mao University. those big years.