How hard have you worked for your dream?
In order to reduce the financial pressure at home, I chose to study in a normal school instead of a high school, because I had a living allowance when I was studying in a normal school, and I had such a psychology at that time that I thought it could be distributed by the school after graduation from a normal school. At that time, after I was admitted as the first teacher in the county, I was faced with a particularly tragic reality, that is, teachers no longer assigned jobs.
At that time, I set myself a goal, that is, I must go to college. Of course, this is also a dream of my childhood. Therefore, during my three-year study life in normal school, I actively exercised my skills and studied hard, because I wanted to realize my college dream through the college entrance examination.
I remember at that time, I went to bed very late every night, listening to tapes and grinding my ears in bed, just to exercise my listening comprehension. At four or five o'clock in the morning, I will get up and be the first to study in the classroom. At that time, I was the first to walk into the empty teaching building every day and turn on the lights in the classroom. I would encourage myself and try my best to realize my dreams. No matter how bad the weather is, whether it is hot or cold, I have left footprints back and forth on the long road from the dormitory to the teaching building.
It is through my own efforts that I finally got into my ideal normal university. Looking back on my previous efforts, I think everything is worthwhile. In fact, in each of our lives, we may encounter such difficulties and many obstacles on the road to realizing our dreams. But as long as you are firm in your heart and down-to-earth, you will certainly realize your dream.