Meeting you in the vast sea of people is my greatest luck. From the time of military training, I occasionally meet the present day and night, and I know that no matter what contradictions there are between us, it is only a temporary emotional vent, and then we will still be each other's best friends.

I found that our freshmen and sophomores have changed a lot now.

When I was a freshman, you always said that I was diligent and praised me for going to heaven.

Now, you always say that I am a "slacker" and have no ambition. I can't deny that. I'm really lazy this semester, and I don't have my previous enthusiasm for learning. It may be because I didn't get a scholarship in the second semester of my freshman year, or I feel that my contribution is not proportional to my gain. I wonder why others don't work hard to get more fruits than those who work hard. I have an unfair feeling.

Thank you for being the first to stand up and help me when I was in trouble. I didn't cry because of anything in college. It is because you are so kind to me that I am moved. How many times I thought that you were the only one who was so kind to me in college, I couldn't help crying.

You told me about your summer job experience. Indeed, you have experienced more things than me. After all, I was a person who stuck to my parents since I was a child, and I couldn't stick to my parents until I went to college. How many times I want to experience the experience of working in the summer, my parents still disagree. I am a person who listens to my parents since I was a child.

Thank you for telling me some truth. Although I haven't experienced it, I still know a lot. I understand everything you told me, but it's no use knowing, because I can't do it. Everyone knows the truth, but not everyone can act with such self-discipline

I feel that you and I are upside down this semester. Freshman is diligent, sophomore is diligent and lazy. I can really feel that you are working harder than me. You said you were working hard for the junior exam, and you were worried that you wouldn't pass the junior exam, but I was equally worried, just feeling that there was still a long time without a sense of urgency. I am doing nothing every day, and I don't know what I am doing. I am confused, disappointed, and more regretful.

The final exam is coming, and hard work is essential to life. There is no immediate success, only constant efforts. I hope everyone can get their place.

All in all, it's good to have you.