Is there any experience that made you want to come out of the siege?

This, I think for most people, the experience should be the three years of high school, the time when they were fighting for the college entrance examination, but some people may think it is just a happy process. Because I was chasing my dream, I didn’t feel bitter, and I didn’t feel that the school in high school was a besieged city. But for me, I felt that it was a besieged city, and it was a besieged city that I especially wanted to get out of.

During my three years in high school, it wasn’t that reading made me want to escape, but the pressure from reading made me want to leave this place quickly. It came from my parents’ expectations, my own goals, and my teachers. Yes, these are the shackles tied to me, which makes me feel that I can’t relax for a moment, especially after every exam. If I don’t meet the expectations of my parents and teachers, the irritability is really nothing more painful than that. .

Now, although I have walked out of the siege, it is not as successful as I expected. It should be said that I was forced to leave. I did not go to the city I wanted to go, and I did not leave. Entering the campus I want to enter, I know that there are many people like me, and some of them have successfully walked out. Who knows if we who have walked out of this besieged city will step into another besieged city? In fact, I think the saddest thing is that after coming out of the besieged city, I still want to go in again, want to change myself and the environment around me.

Everyone has their own besieged city. Some people want to enter, and some people want to enter. They may not know what will happen to them one day. I can only say that in a besieged city, do everything well. If you can do something well, just think that you won't regret it when you get out of that siege in the future.