Many people simply think that learning is a school matter. School is a place that can provide you with learning resources and space.

Actually, it's not. At home, in the bookstore, anywhere, as long as you want to learn, you can find opportunities.

I like reading at home since I was a child. I have read the first edition of Children's Encyclopedia many times. I am particularly interested in biology and geography. Whenever I see those vivid words and exquisite illustrations, I always get the greatest satisfaction.

I like history very much, too. I finished reading six thick graphic versions of General History of China with the same strength as a silkworm baby eating mulberry leaves.

I like to dabble in encyclopedic knowledge and think there are too many interesting things in the world.

I like the animal world, exploring and discovering it, and it surprises me every time I look at it.

I started to learn calligraphy when I was in the fourth grade.

When I first came into contact with calligraphy, I was impatient with the boring basic stippling practice and once wanted to give up. However, with the encouragement of my parents and the careful guidance of my teachers, I became interested in calligraphy, especially in running script, which made me feel reunited after a long separation.

I find that when writing, I will become very quiet; When you are completely in that writing state, you can really turn a deaf ear to things outside the window. It's a leisurely experience. Although your hands will be sore from overexertion, the sense of detachment I feel is absolutely true.

I arrived at the university in a blink of an eye.

On the first day of school, the teacher said to us, "In college, you should pay more attention to the study of methods, have broader thinking and be good at thinking."

Yes, there is a sleeping party every night.

Anything will be brought to the front desk by us to stimulate discussion.

Everyone has his own opinion, and thoughts are colliding and merging.

By the time you go to bed, everyone will always gain something and have a new understanding.