Stronger. I just keep fighting. "

Many people remember these two sentences deeply, and they have become my motto since I decided to take the postgraduate entrance examination. Many friends who like NBA know that this sentence was said by Iverson before the 200 1 finals. I posted his photo in the rented hut, and his indomitable fighting spirit and tenacious fighting spirit inspired me from now on. I hope that I am like Iverson, regardless of whether the future is fierce or evil, regardless of winning or losing, I just don't care about moving forward together on the road I choose.

These two sentences have been with me for more than five months. Whenever I am exhausted, whenever I feel depressed, whenever I feel inferior and depressed, I will think of it, and I will clench my fist and shout: Keep fighting!

Postgraduate entrance examination is a war and a hard journey. Stress is the enemy, inferiority is the enemy, and the opponent is the enemy ... no bullets, but blood is flowing; There is no trap, but it is a crisis step by step.

Self-confidence is a weapon to deal with the enemy and defeat yourself. Everyone will have different pressures from all aspects of life, perhaps parents' anxious waiting, perhaps Iraqis' disappointed tears, perhaps their determination to be banned, or perhaps. There will be countless changes in a person's life, and there will be major decision-making changes. Perhaps, for me, this postgraduate entrance examination is a major change.

The significance of postgraduate entrance examination is not only to be admitted to graduate school, but in fact, any success in life is far from being a successful concrete event. Success should be in your own heart, that is, you finally overcome your weakness, inferiority or depression, that is the rekindling of self-confidence.

To tell the truth, it is the first time to read and understand the real questions of the postgraduate entrance examination. 10 I only chose one of the two multiple-choice questions. After reading the whole article, I have no idea what I'm talking about, what's the significance, what's the key point, and what's the main point of answering questions. Reading comprehension is undoubtedly the highlight of English for postgraduate entrance examination. If you overcome it, you will overcome the postgraduate English. This is undoubtedly a devastating blow to a traveler who has just barely mustered his confidence. I'm really depressed, I'm really sad, and I do have the idea of retrogression. But there is no place for me to take a step back. If I take a step back, it will be a bottomless abyss or a raging sea. I'm just burning my bridges, one last shot. I just put all my eggs in one basket. Have a cup of tea and take a deep breath. I will continue to work hard. If a person is easily knocked down by resistance, he will never reach the expected distance.

Self-confidence is a necessary prerequisite for postgraduate entrance examination, and it is also a necessary prerequisite for doing anything successfully. Similarly, hard work is the inevitable way to do a good job. Get up early and go to bed late, immerse yourself in reading, and be highly concentrated. Except for occasional walks, there is no entertainment, no chatting with friends about which girl is beautiful, no being shot to death in CS, and no holding hands with my girlfriend on campus. ...

The bitterness of the postgraduate entrance examination lies in its long duration, half a year. For such a long time, we should stick to it every day. Whoever persists for one more day will have more hope to beat others and get into the exam smoothly. Get rid of fidgety emotions every day, let the pressure urge you, and let your grades encourage you. * The most effective way for others is to keep punching in the same position. Careless, aimless, or surfing the Internet for two days, the result is basically depression, sadness and crying.

Self-confidence, hard work, perseverance, in the journey of postgraduate entrance examination, you can take nothing and abandon everything. We can't give up these three things. To give up them, or any of them, is to give up hope. An effort without hope is like a blind man lighting a lamp.

Someone asked me, third brother, to teach some postgraduate experience.

I said, you should prepare these three things first.