Dear Beijing university of international business and economics Admissions Office:
Hello!
My name is # # #, female/male, and I am X years old this year. It's a student ... middle school class XXX.
All along, I have achieved excellent results and United my classmates. From grade one to grade one, I have been a monitor, and I have won many awards: "three good students", "excellent class cadres" and "excellent league cadres" ... These honors are not what I deliberately won and robbed, but an affirmation of my enthusiasm for school work by teachers and schools. Therefore, I have always been grateful for these awards: thank you for the honor they have brought me. At the same time, I also want to thank the teachers who have always cared about me and loved me. They taught me how to be a man and how to stand on my own feet.
I belong to a two-way personality, sometimes I think and deal with problems calmly, but more often I am a "careless" person who jumps and speaks freely, which may be related to my calm family environment but no lack of sense of humor!
I like reading very much. I am as bookworm as my father. I also like skating, playing the piano (guzheng) and other recreational activities. I like reading aloud and playing piano best. When a poetic language shakes my heart, the best way for me to treat it is to read it out loud. I think only in this way can my soul be sublimated.
When it comes to learning, I feel that I am still a person with strong self-control. I know I can't be distracted when I should study and I can abide by it. But I don't think I'm what people usually think of as a "nerd"-I concentrate on my studies and don't pay attention to communication and entertainment. I am a person whose EQ is higher than IQ. My greatest strength is understanding. I will quietly send my concern to my friends when they are most helpless and sad. After quarreling, they will also be advised to put themselves in their shoes and finally make them up. In fact, this also stems from a sentence my mother told me when I was a child: "Making others happy is your greatest happiness!" My extroverted personality naturally makes me have a strong curiosity and desire to explore the outside world, which also makes me develop the habit of not giving up until I reach my goal. It is also a "red line" for me to know your school.
I remember it was my military training in high school. During the break, I took my good friends to see the "honor list" of No.1 Middle School. The exciting university names of Peking University, Tsinghua, Nankai University and Zhejiang University came to my eyes. The seniors on the "honor roll" smiled brightly, as if to say: boys and girls, work hard, and victory will also belong. ..... Just when I was fascinated and amazed, my friend touched me and said, "Look,' Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications' is an interesting name!" I smiled at that time: "What? Is' University of Posts and Telecommunications' a university that trains postmen? " She smiled and said, "I don't know. If you want to know, you have to check it yourself! " "So, this question has become the" mystery "that I want to solve most in my heart. When I got home that day, I checked the information of Beiyou. I gradually learned a series of information such as the historical evolution, discipline setting and school-running concept of Beiyou University. I know that although Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications takes information technology as its main feature and engineering as its main body, it is a national key university that combines engineering, management and arts, and is the first post and telecommunications institution of higher learning in new China. 1998 became one of the first 61"211project" institutions in China. And Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications has two subjects I like best: management and economics. Over the years, Beiyou has always adhered to the concept of opening up schools and trained a large number of outstanding talents for China and the world ... Knowing this, I found myself deeply attracted by Beiyou. From then on, I decided that no matter what the result is, I will aim at Beiyou and struggle for three years. ...
It is indispensable to set a goal, but sometimes I can't help but make some assumptions about my future college life: imagine myself studying and living happily with my classmates in college; Imagine the rigorous and serious teaching attitude and humorous language of professors; Imagine colorful extracurricular activities and rich and interesting social practice activities; Imagine that I am growing into a useful person to society ... I can't help laughing at this moment. ...
It is true that I study literature, but it doesn't mean that I have no future. Some students will think that those who study literature can only stay in the science class if they apply. I don't want to refute this. I just want to say: I study literature because I love it. Since the first grade of primary school, I have been a class cadre, so teachers and people around me say that I have a natural ability to organize: I organize parties in my class, and I am the planner and moderator; I took the lead in donating money 10 yuan to raise money for students from poor families in my class ... These little things gave me exercise, which is why I love management so much! I also like economics very much. I once planned to be a "white-collar" in a foreign company after graduation. But I know very well that I am not an old fisherman described by Andersen, and I will get what I want. ...
Among many elite learners, I often feel a little at a loss, and my learning motivation sometimes drops. This is also one of my major shortcomings: some people are afraid of hardship, but I am also trying to overcome this deficiency in the process of growing up slowly, and I realize that only down-to-earth and hard work is the road to success. Sometimes, I attach great importance to one thing and will try my best to do it well. And when I think it is not worth my great efforts to try, impetuous emotions will inevitably appear. This may be the reason why I got several "good" in the senior three exam instead of straight A. I am also trying to correct this problem.
This is me, a girl who loves Beijing and Beijing Post. Although there may be many bumps on the road ahead, I have been advancing because I know there are my dreams and hopes there. ...
As the saying goes, "Meeting thousands of miles is fate". Three years ago, I met you by fate-Beiyou. I believe that in the near future, I will be full of pride and gratitude and throw myself into your arms. ...
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Personal statement 2
I am a boy influenced by traditional culture since I was a child, and I like reading books with a hundred schools of thought contending. I still remember that the first book I read as a child was probably the Tao Te Ching, and then the Analects of Confucius. Now that I think about it, these two books have a great influence on me, which has given me a calm and natural attitude and a broad and inclusive mind since I was a child. Later, I read more and more books, and philosophers could no longer meet my needs, so I began to read history: from Historical Records to Book of Jin, I seemed to be reborn. In the words of these great historians and princes, I have lived for many years. I like to substitute the philosopher's comments into the life of princes and princes, thus confirming each other; I also like to associate my own experience with the records in the history books, draw a conclusion of "making peace with the ancients", and then feel smug. Reading history books, the more fun it is, the more memorable it is, especially reading people you admire, such as Xie An. I admire Xie An, mainly for his normal mind, open mind, and his lifestyle, which are all my efforts.
In fact, not only books, but also Go has a profound influence on me. I started to learn chess at the age of seven and a half, which is relatively late compared with my peers. That's because my parents never restricted my development: I didn't have any hobbies before, so my parents suggested that I learn the trumpet, so I went to learn it. Later, I accidentally fell in love with Go wholeheartedly, so my parents allowed me to abandon the trumpet and let me learn chess. After studying for more than half a year, I am comparable to my peers who studied chess a few years earlier than me. It is true that when I was a child, I had a dream to become a world champion one day, but with the growth of age, I think the main purpose of learning Go is actually to cultivate sentiment, not anything else. Weiqi let me face setbacks and taught me to keep inner peace. Moreover, the ten tricks of Go written down at that time are actually the ten tricks of Go, such as "not greedy for victory", "seeing the big with small" and "being cautious and quick". Isn't it also a philosophy of life?
In the old society, when a person was praised as brilliant, he was often said to be proficient in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, poetry and songs. I am only a layman in Qin dynasty, and I can only appreciate and play with calligraphy and painting, but I often have opinions on poetry and songs. I often write old-style poems, and I like to listen to those gentle and graceful melodies. Even in order to read the sound, I had the idea of learning Cantonese, but unfortunately no one taught me. I write poems, words and articles. I like to find the feeling of distant artistic conception from ancient Chinese characters. I like to make a small preface to friends who need encouragement and comfort. I like singing with my friends, and I like narcissism. I also like to try various styles and experience the language styles of different times. My works of this kind are attached to the application materials, and they are all selected from several collections I have compiled before, which can represent my highest level as a whole. Because they are used for reading, I thought of the ancients seeking official positions, so I drew up the name "Dry Leaf Collection".
In fact, besides books, chess and poems, I have many specialties and hobbies, but I am not Dong Fangshuo after all, so I always feel that the articles are lengthy and have to be omitted when I revise them.
Everyone says that "hobby determines personality, and personality determines life". Although the second half sentence needs me to prove it all my life, the first half sentence has been proved by me. I don't like to compete with others since I was a child, which probably started from Lao Zi and Zhuang Zi. Even in a very important Go game, the outcome is only for discussion, but it is not very important. Later, I discussed the difference between Go and (China) chess, and came to the conclusion that Go has a Taoist style and chess has a Confucian style. Shinya！ I love Taoism. Since I was a child, I like to "see bloom before the court; Going or not, drifting with the clouds outside the sky "such a pair, such a feeling. At that time, I always emphasized nature in my work-even in my study. At that time, I never deliberately learned anything. Even in the third grade, I always believed that "nature" was the best-but it turned out that I was wrong.
The failure of the senior high school entrance examination once made me lose my way, so that I once called myself a loser in my article, so that I failed the first exam after I entered school, and I really doubt whether I am still excellent. Later, I learned that the "nature" I originally advocated was not really "nature". Just like the Three Realms mentioned by Mr. Guan Tang, only after experiencing the hesitation of "looking at the horizon alone in a tall building" and the pursuit of "making people haggard for Iraq" can it be possible to achieve the natural realization of "looking back suddenly, that person is there, and the lights are dim". By the time I realized this, I was a sophomore-I may not have been excellent in my freshman year, but since I realized the realm of Mr. Tong Guantang, I feel that I am excellent again. However, if you think about it carefully, isn't my confusion in the first year of high school exactly what "a person goes upstairs to see the horizon" in these three realms? So it's not too late to wake up in high school, is it? Recall the record in the Book of Jin Xie An Biography: "An's wife, Liu Lin's sister, saw that her family was rich, but Andu quietly retired and said,' Isn't her husband like this?' Ann covered her nose and said, "I'm afraid I can't help listening." . And ten thousand waste, Ann began to be an official, more than forty years old. "It seems to have moved again.
If the first year of high school is "looking at the horizon" and the second year of high school is "haggard for Iraq", then the college entrance examination should be the harvest season of "suddenly looking back, that person is there, and the lights are dim"? In fact, most students in China have been having almost the same dream since primary school. But there are also differences in the length of dreams, and there will be differences in the success or failure of the college entrance examination. I think the efforts made to realize my dream are respectable anyway. My dream of Peking University is as simple as that. People often say that "all students in Peking University are smoked", so everything in Peking University should smell good, right? I just want to learn that kind of knowledge, understand that person, publicize that kind of personality, and "smoke" myself in that environment after several years. In fact, I was born in Beijing, and I should always have the opportunity to visit the campus of Peking University, but I have never been able to do so-only once I invited someone to play and met at the west gate of Peking University, and only once-that was the first time I met Peking University. I heard that the height and inclination of the plaque in Peking University are just for people to admire. I saw it that day. I think, no matter what kind of person he is, no matter what kind of achievements he has, he is still a student standing under the plaque of Peking University. "The higher you climb, the harder you drill." Looking forward, suddenly behind ",it is difficult to turn back. Some people say that the library of Peking University is the largest campus library in Asia, but the appearance of this library is only in my imagination at present. I thought, if I compare this sea of books to the Pacific Ocean, even if I am a huge ship, I can't visit it all my life, so I have to "roam". Indeed, knowledge belongs to all mankind, and I am as small before knowledge as before all mankind. That's probably what the plaque at the west gate of Peking University tells people, right? Some people say that the reflection of Boya Tower in the unnamed lake is the most beautiful scenery in the world. Although I haven't seen it with my own eyes, I'm impressed-even a world famous spot will never affect the dreams of hundreds of millions of people year after year like Peking University! And I am one of hundreds of millions of people, and I deeply yearn for Peking University-which reminds me of Jia Xuan's words:
"I see how charming Castle Peak is, and I expect Castle Peak to see me."
I hope so.