Looking into the distance from a high place-----I see
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In middle school, someone said that xx was a \"college loser\"; I thought that was cool – they were just a little short of becoming college students. It wasn’t until I reached high school that I learned what a \"college loser\" actually meant: someone who failed to get into college； In high school, I thought it was great to go to college; the descriptions given by seniors about college life sounded fascinating – it was a sanctuary of knowledge, full of romance. It was not until I went to university that I realized most beautiful campuses are home to lazy students ； During my undergraduate years, I thought master’s students were cool – they could design experiments and even write papers for publication. It wasn’t until I started my graduate studies that I realized most people there were just there to get a degree. Only by looking back from a higher vantage point did I understand what life really is like. . .
The process of experiencing and understanding are not the same.
Life is actually wonderful; it depends on how you choose to experience it!
Each flower represents a world; each person has their own perspective
During a meeting, my supervisor praised me for working overtime constantly, either working or learning*. Upon hearing this, I wrote down in my notebook: Keep Moving!!!! As a motivation to ourselves!:lol :lol
In some cases, as you can see, what is imagined is often more beautiful than what is actual, because that is human desire; but don’t let this difference affect your motivation to make progress. Observe more beautiful things to help relax your mood.
The original poster said it in a joking manner; hehe, it’s true to some extent. Still, college does play a significant role in shaping one’s character, especially in terms of how to interact with others!