What habits do your friends around you admire?

I have a good friend who has known me for almost ten years. Now that I am in college, we are separated, so I don't know much about her, but I know that she is a very self-disciplined person. She has a habit of turning off her cell phone as soon as class begins, no matter what class.

Like me, I belong to that category. If I take a professional class, I will listen carefully and occasionally take out my mobile phone to check the time. If it's a big class, where two or three hundred people gather in a ladder classroom to have a water class, then I usually just play with my mobile phone and have two classes. But she is the kind of teacher who will turn off her cell phone and listen carefully whenever she is in class, no matter what class. Even the Marxist principles, military theories that we hate the most, and the special ideological and political cultivation classes induced before going to bed, can be listened carefully.

It has been a year, and she has never missed a class this year. I really admire her habits. I don't think there are many self-disciplined people like her. She has strong self-control. I tried to turn off her mobile phone for a whole day when she didn't have it, but it failed in the end, so I really admire her behavior of not playing with her mobile phone in class.

There is another person who is a senior I know in the department. She is very famous in the department because of her excellent grades. She loves reading especially. Her habit is to read two books a week, either miscellaneous books or masterpieces. I like reading books, too, but I read books, unlike her rule that I have to read two books a week. I happened by accident, and I saw one on the Internet. If I feel more interested, I will find that book to read. In this way, I can read a lot of books a year, but I'm still a little worse than her.

However, others focus on reading two books a week. She is a junior, which means that she has been in this state for three years. It is conceivable that she has read a small number of books in the school library, which is really terrible.

There is another person who is another good friend of mine. I have known her for almost ten years. I think the most admirable thing about her is that she is always full of enthusiasm for learning new things. The summer after her freshman year and sophomore year, she went to learn guitar. Then on her birthday, I gave her a harmonica, so she taught herself the harmonica in her busy spare time in senior three.

At the end of the summer vacation in senior three, she bought a book that taught people how to knit bracelets, necklaces, anklets and headdresses, and learned dozens of knitting methods with the book. She also gave me and another good friend a bracelet that she knitted herself. This summer vacation, she seems to have to teach herself how to make and edit videos.