The station of life

Life is a long journey, always go in from one station, live a life, then come out from another station, and live a new life.

In my opinion: the college entrance examination is a station on the road of life.

The college entrance examination is the station of life, you have to pass the inspection, to pass.

On the surface, it is mainly a competition of cultural knowledge, but in fact, it is also a competition of comprehensive physical, psychological and ideological strength. To pass, you have to prepare, you have to regulate. In this sense, we should cherish the college entrance examination, actively cope with the college entrance examination, but can not give up the college entrance examination at will.

The college entrance examination passed, you can't be too proud, thousands of don't think you won the college entrance examination, won a life, even if you were admitted to Tsinghua University, Peking University? You have to study, you have to study, you have to pass the social test. Thousands of don't become a high score imbecile, don't become partial, mediocre, the college entrance examination is only a not too comprehensive examination of our learning ability, we want to become a real physical and mental harmony of the overall development of people, can not be satisfied with the success of the college entrance examination, can not revel in the success of the college entrance examination. You can only be glad that you can finally enter another university to explore more unknown world!

The college entrance examination has not passed, do not give up. On the one hand, you can regroup and come back. To learn from Jack Ma, Yu Minhong, repeatedly defeated repeatedly fight, fight three times, the final success; On the other hand, you can calm down, discover your potential and strengths, and look for a new station in life.

Squeeze on the plank bridge, take a wider "Yangguan road". You know, there are a lot of successful examples of people without higher education. Let's look at two sets of data: The first is a survey on the talents with outstanding contributions who have emerged from all walks of life in China since the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee. The results showed that 54% of the 4,000 respondents had only studied in primary or secondary school, and their achievements were mainly achieved by self-study later. The other group is foreign material, the survey shows the 20th century in politics, military, science and technology and culture in various fields made outstanding contributions, such as politician Qiu Qiu, scientist Einstein, painter Van Gogh, writer Gorky and so on. It found that 60 percent of the 400 people in this category had mediocre or poor grades in primary and secondary school, had even failed one or two subjects and had been expelled from school. It seems that the college entrance examination is not the only way to succeed.

Here's Charles Schulz. He is known as the creator of the most popular cartoon character, Snoopy.

Almost all the people who knew him when he was a child thought he was an intellectually retarded student. Even in the eighth grade of middle school, he still failed all the main subjects: algebra, English, and even got a zero in physics! He had only one thing to console himself with, and that was painting. Yes, he loved painting. He believed in his artistic talent even though all the cartoons he provided for his yearbook were rejected during high school. When he left school, he ventured to the Disney studio and presented his paintings to them. Disney studio officials liked his work so much that they hired him on the spot. But then he was brutally rebuffed again. After a series of setbacks, he did not give up, decided to use a cartoon way to describe his experience. Later he drew Snoopy popular in the world, thus becoming Snoopy's father forever. The story of Charles Schulz tells us that outside of the college entrance examination, you can still succeed, depending on whether you find your talent or potential, whether you can stick to your talent and dream for 50 years like Charles Schulz.

Returning to the topic of the college entrance examination, I want to say again that the college entrance examination is only one stop on the road of life, but it is not the only stop. The path to success is broad.

This is not to say that we do not pay attention to the college entrance examination, but that we should stand on a higher level of rational view of the college entrance examination!