Life is like a thick book, each page records a different story. When studying this chapter, we can use eight words to describe it: sailing against the current, if you don't advance, you will retreat. Learning is like a river going upstream, and we are boats. If we want to surpass others, we must make more efforts to row faster. As long as there is a little slack, others will surpass you and gradually be surpassed by more people. Therefore, learning is the same. Cheer for yourself every day. As long as you relax a little, others will catch up with you. As long as you accumulate it every day, you will take a big step towards success.

If you don't advance, you will retreat. These eight words always remind us that no matter what we do, if we want to achieve better results and win the first place, we must always work hard and never make progress without paying. As long as you pay twice as much sweat as others, even if you only make a little progress every day, then you have taken a big step towards success once and for all, and success will definitely wave to you. Of course, there should be no slack in daily study. You have to understand that there are many people who work hard and many people who follow you closely. This mid-term exam can fully show us the truth that sailing against the current, if you don't advance, you will retreat. My grades are usually one of the best in my class. Originally, Chinese papers and English papers were not that difficult, but I didn't play well and my grades declined to some extent. Usually when I get the first place in the exam, I will be praised by my teachers, classmates and parents. This achievement not only disappointed teachers and parents, but also made me sad. Careful analysis of the test paper shows that the main reason for losing points is carelessness. Of course, I will definitely work harder, work harder, row the boat faster, try to catch up, and never let this score appear on my test paper again.

Learning is sailing against the current. You are the first today. If you sleep on the test paper, you will be the last tomorrow! Try to row your boat faster and farther, and let others know that even if you sail against the current, you must only go in and not go back.