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The sufferings of the university
I read an autobiography "My Suffering, My University" last night. I think everyone will be shocked after reading her life course. The road is made by people, and the road is under their own feet. Mochow's road ahead is confused, and sweat welcomes the sunshine.

Zhao Meiping wrote in her autobiography My Suffering, My University that perhaps because of the word "Ping", my life has been related to vagrancy ever since. The disaster of her life began with her father's illness. Zhao Meiping said that all my happiness and happiness came to an abrupt end on1July 8, 1978 18, and fate came out of its watershed here and brought me to the ocean of suffering.

The protagonist Zhao Meiping has experienced hardships that most of us can't imagine. Her strength is an example for us to learn from, and I am ashamed of her experience. When she was young, her father died because the doctor prescribed the wrong medicine. Only after graduating from primary school, she finally became a well-known journalist from a quarrying girl through her own efforts, and the hardships were unimaginable.

When reading this autobiography, I often think that if her father hadn't died, her life might have been smooth sailing and she wouldn't have to go through so many hardships. What about her life? But she is also lucky. When she was away, she met so many people and so many literati, but she was appreciated because of her persistence.

There is no denying that in life, suffering is our university. No matter whether you graduate from high school or college, what's the use if life is smooth sailing? After suffering, you can really learn to be practical. Only suffering can make us understand, understand, and only in suffering can we realize our dreams. If there is no suffering, then all this is meaningless.

My Suffering, My University is an autobiography, which is my 100% real life experience. "Zhao Meiping said that she would dedicate this work to all wage earners in the world. She said in vivid literary language: "Suffering is like a boulder. Only by subverting it and crushing it can we save ourselves and our destiny. "