Tight-lipped elders used to say ‘it is not what you want in the world, but what you get’

Few days ago, I finished my mid-term exam when the snow is drifting. As to the exam, I don’t know all the circumstance and the situation of others, so it would be pointless to speculate. In view of the leading exam in the next year, the clear idea flashes across my mind that I have no options but to go all lengths to overcome it. Incompetent participates will be eliminated in successive rounds of competitions. From this perspective, I can’t be denied entry in the first round.

Owning to this heavy snow, my mother call me and send messages to caution me against slippery in the ground. It’s best for me to be careful on all accounts. Only in that time will I notice that you and I sustain close ties whenever and wherever. In retrospect the time we share sorrows and joys, your enduring and unconditional devotion floats in my minds.

Last day, I went to visit my two intimate old people with my mother, grandmother and grandfather. They brought me up, industrious as well as courageous. Respecting the old and sustaining the young has been a convention tradition that Chinese cherished, what can’t account for my true feeling. Frankly, I love them until sea goes dry and rocks go worn out. They accompany and sustain me in time of need. They accorded me the due praise when I won, meanwhile I also be penalized for doing wrong things. They always tolerant my naughty behavior and embrace originality of ideas………..while they are growing old, I becoming mature, I spontaneously sending my best wishes in acknowledgement of your kindness and sacrifice.

Another bad things, to a greater or lesser extent, I have no alternative recreations but to sleep until 3;00 in the afternoon and then I eat ‘lunch’, after one hour, I eat ‘dinner’. Such two meals ‘assemble’ in my stomach, so it is justified in them agitating in my stomach. How bad I feel at that time!!!!!!! Now everything had gone