As the saying goes, "knowledge is the golden key to success." With knowledge, will the door to success be far behind? I once read such a cartoon. A gate is covered with all kinds of locks. Two thieves stood by the door, blindsided, not knowing how to start, as if thinking: which lock should I pry first? This cartoon not only satirizes the thief's abominable behavior, but also reveals a theme: for a thief, if he pries open a door and gains wealth, the door he walks into is the door of crime. For failure in study or career, the door to victory is at hand. Sometimes, I also hear my classmates say, "I have a diary with a small lock and key on it, so my parents won't read my diary." She is still secretly pleased, but then again, what can't she write to her parents? It's probably something from the heart. It's human nature not to share it with others. Girls are very thoughtful. They buy a diary with a lock and often write some secrets in it. I shut my parents out of my heart. For them, only they can walk into the door of the soul.

What about me? Where are my keys? Which door can I open with this key? What kind of door will I walk through? I'm afraid no one will know about it, because even I haven't thought it over yet. This problem is so complicated that I can't clear my mind to find a key that really belongs to me.

At school, my grades are not among the best in my class or grade. Because of my partial subject, I get points in liberal arts in every exam, so I am not the kind of outstanding talent. Although the results of culture class are not ideal, but the art foundation is good. After all, four years of painting is not for nothing, but there are still some achievements. I have published art exhibitions and picture albums, but I am certainly not a person. There is still a certain distance from my personal art exhibition and album, but I will continue to work hard and continue my studies. I still have some experience in art. I studied dance and musical instruments when I was a child ... so I'm familiar with this aspect. My hands-on and creative ability is also very strong, so it is still very promising in this respect. I think: since I haven't opened a successful door in cultural study, I should be able to open a brilliant door in art. Maybe my key should be the key to open the door of art.

There is an old saying: "Your own key can't open other people's doors." A key is a lock, and you can't do without any parts. Since this lock is broken, I will replace it and try to replace it with a new one. There is always a lock that suits me, a key that belongs to me!