Time flies like a meteor, and my four-year college life is finally coming to an end. I had expected this moment to come soon. I thought graduation was far away, and I used to resent the time passing so slowly. But four years passed in a blink of an eye, and our best youth was spent like this. At the end of the day, I feel a little reluctant to leave.
In the past four years, apart from getting a diploma and a degree certificate, my biggest gain is to know a few good friends. We helped each other, encouraged each other and taught each other a lot about being a man in the boring college life. I know this kind of pure friendship will be hard to meet in society in the future. Few colleagues will put themselves in your shoes and bless you from the heart like college students, because there is competition among colleagues. Recently, everyone is busy looking for a job and writing a graduation thesis, reminding us to leave all the time. However, several of our good friends will also find various excuses to eat, for example, a new restaurant has opened there, and the spicy hot pot there is good. In fact, we all know that we just seized the last chance to eat together, and it doesn't matter what we eat, because there are really few opportunities to eat at the same table and hurt each other in the future. Although there have been bumps and bumps between us in the past four years, at the last moment of parting, it is more and more unbearable for us to think of those beautiful things that were once ridiculous and filled our minds. But all good things must come to an end. How can we escape? When everyone wants to go their separate ways, we can only bless each other from the heart.
I remember that at the end of each semester, the school asked us to fill in the evaluations of teachers in various subjects. At that time, everyone would complain to each other about how slow the teacher was and how irresponsible the teacher was to college students. Now that I think about it, it's a bit ridiculous. At that time, we were not mature enough to put ourselves in the shoes, just asking blindly. In fact, which teacher doesn't want his college students to achieve something? Although our tutor is only a figurehead, without any suggestions for our study and development, even without her courses, we can't see both sides for a semester, but we should also think that she is also thinking of us, but we can't see her good intentions, not that she is not responsible for us. Especially last semester, many students didn't go to class, even if they did. Everyone is sitting far away from the podium, listening to MP3, sleeping or reading other books. As college students, we have fewer and fewer opportunities to sit in the classroom. I don't know that other students will not suddenly want to go back to the classroom one day after graduation, but I think I will. So now I regret that I didn't cherish the opportunity before, and I won't feel it until I graduate from the neighborhood. Or only when I graduate can I realize the significance of attending classes as a college student.
Passing through the new school gate these days, I always think of the first day of college registration. My mother and I dragged heavy luggage into the new school gate, and the picture seemed to happen yesterday. I was looking forward to leaving campus, dormitory, classroom, books and college students as soon as possible ... but I didn't know how attached I was to this land until I really had to leave. Here, I left the best memories. There are gains and regrets in four years. I am too lazy to do things and often satisfy myself. I didn't do many simple things well. I haven't won an award for four years, and I didn't even pass the class. Finally, I comforted myself by saying that those awards meant nothing, and repeating grades was a common occurrence in universities. In the end, when I really make up my mind to work hard, I find that I have no time, just like "the feeling that my son has to support and my relatives are not there."
Parting is a kind of pain and courage, but it is also a test and a new beginning. Endlessness is sorrow, and the ends of the earth are thoughts. When parting is just around the corner, I am too excited to say goodbye and cherish the sincere friendship formed after four years of running-in. Looking back on my four years in college and the years we experienced together, I thank my friends for their support and help. Although reluctant, but the pace of parting did not stop because of our family. Parting is indeed a kind of pain, but it is also a beginning for us to step into society and move towards a new environment and new field. I hope everyone can determine their new starting point in their new jobs in the future, persevere and move towards their goals, because the best things in life are always at the forefront!