Dear teachers and lovely students:

Hello everyone! Thank you for spending this indescribable three years with me-everyone applauds this indescribable three years-thank you!

Please allow me to describe what happened in these three years. I was a rookie when I was a freshman, and I thought it was quite free to go to college. Later, I realized that it was really free. Only in the class named by the teacher, you throw away the book when you go back to the dormitory, which is never the purpose. Sleep in the morning and wake up naturally, and stroll around the school in groups at night, looking for beautiful places. I still remember that the most serious classes are computer and physical education class, and only those who arrive early are not late.

Later, in my sophomore year, I gradually realized that I was too erosive. Although it is indispensable to find beautiful women at night, it is much better than when I was a freshman. I began to take part in some activities, such as volunteer activities, basketball games, singing competitions in the hospital and so on. I feel that universities are not so isolated, and there is still room to show their abilities. Later, I was much more careful in class and found that what the teacher said was very helpful for my future work. I gradually got rid of the cynicism of my freshman year and found myself a useful person to society.

I didn't know how severe the employment situation is until my junior year, or we were too unlucky to catch up with the financial turmoil and worry about the employment problem every day. My heart was blown by the storm and I couldn't fall for a long time. Many well-intentioned people comforted me and said: it's okay, it's not too late to work hard. It's no use thinking so much now. Maybe you can find a job after graduation! After listening to it, I was happy for a few days, and my hanging heart could finally be put down. Later, I saw a job fair on a news, and my heart exploded. A job fair is nothing like a job fair. You can only see a sea of people and a packed house. I believe that if I am inside, I will be crushed. Look at the numbers again. 20,000 fresh graduates from a job fair applied for 1000 positions. My heart is cold. However, young people should have the spirit of struggle. The more difficult it is, the more they can show their personal abilities. So I prepared the job fair, armed myself with knowledge and infected recruiters with actions.

This is my college life. Although grandiose, it is also wonderful. I will never forget to accompany my classmates. Keep in touch-thank you!