One day in the summer vacation, I finished my homework, took out the book "Selected Idioms Stories" that my father bought for me, and carefully read the idiom stories in the book. When I read the story of "too many numbers", I was deeply attracted by it. I eagerly read this legendary idiom story and benefited a lot.

The book "Filling the Vacancy" tells the story of the Warring States Period, and Qi Xuanwang especially likes listening to blowing bands. There was a man named Mr. Nan Guo at that time. He didn't know how to play, so he thought he might as well be in a band. He boasted in front of Qi Xuanwang that he was an expert in bamboo blowing, and asked to participate. A few years later, Qi Xuanwang died, and his son King Qi succeeded to the throne. King Qi Xuan also likes to listen and play, but he doesn't like to play with everyone, but likes to play to him one by one. Mr. Nan Guo had to run away after hearing the news.

Mr. Nanguo described in this idiom story seems to be my true portrayal. I remember on the eve of last semester's exam, the teacher repeatedly asked us to read more, write more and recite more at ordinary times, so as to really grasp the main points in the book and solve them easily during the exam. But in reciting the text several times, I was "hot for five minutes". I got tired after reciting a few paragraphs, so I put the book aside and got carried away. When the teacher asked the whole class to recite it, I dressed casually and recited it with everyone. In this way, I muddle along again and again, deceiving myself. As a result, I didn't get good grades in the mid-term exam because I was unfamiliar with the text, which has always made me regret it.

Let's take Mr. Nanguo as a warning! You must work hard in everything, and you must have real talent and practical learning to succeed and shoulder the heavy responsibility of history.