However, I was also so fortunate to meet my mentor. Her encouragement allowed me to participate in the school-level host competition for the first time and won an award. My composition was often used as a model essay to read to everyone in class, and I began to like learning. I was the only one who was recommended to be sent to the provincial key high school in the primary school class. In the last year of high school everyone was working hard and I didn't want to study. At that time, I seemed to be trying to prove something. Although it wasn't too bad, of course I didn't go to the university and major that I missed in the end (how ridiculous, I I can't choose by myself?), and so what, now I still find a career that I love and will stick to the direction I choose.
From a certain point of view, I am suitable for being a teacher. I love children, I like to mess around with children, and I like to communicate with them, but how can I bear to give them so much homework? How can you bear to inform them of the final exam next month? Pointing at some so-called rubbish on the blackboard and telling them it's the only answer?
I have seen more than one film of this type. Aamir Khan's "Three Idiots" is also a good inspirational film. Bollywood may have a simple enthusiasm that cannot be given by the commercialization of Hollywood.
Anyway, we watch movies to give our souls some nourishment. This is my first time writing a movie review, not a movie review, just because what I want to say exceeds the word limit for a short review. I have a hard time choosing between studying and working. Maybe I am proud and arrogant in my heart. I have a lot of unwillingness, but I hope that I can always be clear about the end point I want, and it’s okay to take a turn in the road ahead.
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