Excuse me, masters of composition!

People are always changing-from the attitude of treating people everywhere, from manners to mental state, from dressing to temperament, from hobbies to goal pursuit, people are changing all the time.

After entering junior high school, I found myself quietly changing inadvertently, so let's talk about etiquette! I am much better than when I was in primary school. When I was in primary school, I was impetuous. I never thought about the consequences of doing it, so I often made jokes and made mistakes.

In primary school, the problem of impetuousness can hurt me. For example, when doing math problems and math exams, the scores are always wrong and the scores are naturally not high. When I got home, my mother saw such a result and immediately criticized me. I was in an impetuous state. After listening to two or three sentences, I became angry and began to contradict my parents.

After dinner, my mother didn't listen to my tutoring at all, and I was thinking there. Suddenly my mother stopped and said, "I just said this question, please do it for me again!" " "I didn't listen to anything, because I was thinking and my eyes were fixed on this topic. I scratched my head, but I still didn't know what to do. He said to his mother, "I won't." "My mother scolded me as soon as she got angry. So I pushed my mother out, closed the door and lay in bed thinking, and soon fell asleep.

However, after I entered junior high school, I was completely different. I always accept my mother's teaching with an open mind, because I know it will benefit me a lot. My attitude towards my parents has also improved. My mother criticized me in order to make me correct my shortcomings and hope to do better in the future. Before I do anything, I also consider the cause and effect. Such a good habit can keep me from joking.

I also have the habit of thinking calmly. This good habit has benefited me a lot. No matter doing homework or taking exams, my grades have been greatly improved.

People are always changing. With the growth of age, there will always be new knowledge and understanding of some things!

I'm changing, like magic. A few years ago, I seemed to disappear without a trace. Now I am an open middle school student.

I remember when I was in the third grade of primary school, I was very naughty. As soon as the summer vacation was over, my father sent me to my grandmother's house. I pester my grandmother to play with me all day, but my grandmother with silver hair can't play! Soon after, grandpa began to teach me to play chess. At first, my chess skills were poor, and I always cheated, either regretting my chess skills or taking my grandfather's veteran away. Sometimes, when you are about to lose, you push the chessboard, and then you laugh and shout, "I won, haha!" " "It's interesting to recall this naughty time.

In primary school, playing chess and drawing were my biggest hobbies. At that time, I didn't study chess seriously, and I always thought that playing chess was just for fun. Gradually, this consciousness has changed. Soon, my chess skills increased greatly and I began to participate in competitions. In primary school, I won the first place in Jinan four times! Moreover, the provincial competition also got the sixth and eighth good results.

The entrance to a middle school is obviously different from the entrance to a primary school. When I am nervous about my studies, I am not as naughty as before, but much calmer. On the Mid-Autumn Festival, I still snuggled up to my grandmother to enjoy the moon, and her white hair shone a little silver in the moonlight. I stopped clamoring for her to play chess with me, but quietly looked at the elusive full moon and mused. ...

Junior high school is not primary school. I don't have much time to play, but I still pursue my hobbies. The difference is that I no longer regard chess as "playing" and start to study its mystery. This time playing chess is squeezed out, and the main task is of course learning. That naughty me belongs to primary school, let it disappear with the life of primary school, end it!

Time is like water. Time flies. Minutes pass silently. Time flies, and I change inadvertently.

Let me walk out of the memory of primary school and let the new me spend this colorful and long-awaited junior high school life!