Why do you work hard, but the result is as insignificant as farting?

When I was in senior three, I felt the same way as you. At this age and this time, we are all children with excellent habits. Accustomed to even enjoying the feeling of being praised, praised, envied or even envied. I feel great, I feel that I have no problem, and I feel that the future is not a problem at all. But it happened that at this time, our grades began to decline, from 15 to 35,55, and even fell out of 100. At that time, I was afraid to face my own achievements. We dare not face up to our retrogression in study, because we care too much about what others think of us and are too stubborn inside. Every time I don't do well in the exam, I tell myself, "It doesn't matter, I just made a mistake. I will be better next time. " There are always friends around to comfort "it doesn't matter, it's just a mistake that you study so well, it's no big deal." Yes, it's no big deal if we face it correctly. But we always run away, like ostriches, burying our heads in the sand and telling ourselves that nothing happened. Then I study harder and harder. But does it work? If you don't want to face your mistakes, you will never know what your problems are. Then there is only one result, that is, the subjects you are good at will not improve much, while the subjects you are not good at will get worse and worse, and then you will get more and more tired. So, when your grades didn't improve, did you ask yourself if your efforts were right? You think your classmates do not study at ordinary times, but they get good grades, don't you? I don't deny that many people do well in exams. They may not have learned anything really, but they will get good grades in the exam. There are such people, but not many. Even if your classmate is like this, so what? He is him and you are you. Or, does he work hard when you can't see him, but he looks cynical on the surface? Have you ever thought about how much effort is hidden behind his seemingly not studying? Or he is a cheating child, and he gets good grades by cheating. We let go of the old saying that "cheating is not good, you can't live by cheating all your life", although these are very reasonable. The most practical thing to say is that cheating is risky, and high risks bring high returns. If someone is willing to take risks, don't be jealous when you see other people's income. At least his risk is something you dare not or disdain to take, but so what? I'm a junior now, and I should be four years older than you. People say there is a generation gap every three years. I wonder if there is a generation gap between you and me. Will you accept my suggestion, or do you think what I said is some trite nonsense? But I still want to tell you that grades don't decide anything, really. All the scores you value now, when you finish the college entrance examination, really nothing matters. All the exam results in three years of high school are nothing more than the college entrance examination. After passing the college entrance examination, you can enter your favorite university; If you don't do well in the college entrance examination, you are nothing even if you get the first place every year and get full marks every year. This is exam-oriented education. Although unreasonable, you can only abide by the rules of the game, otherwise you will be eliminated. I don't know if you will accept my suggestion, but I still want to tell you that you will be a senior three soon. You should use a summer vacation to find out what your ideal is, what school you want to go to and what major you want to be in the future. Now, including the whole busy senior three life you will spend, you are not working hard for the numbers in each mock exam, but working hard for your dreams. If you are still in this mood after reading it, then wash and sleep. I can only say, relax and keep trying.