Hello, when you read this letter, four years of college time has passed before your eyes, and your college career has ended. The London Summer Olympics is about to kick off.

I also graduated from college. How's it going now? Are you satisfied with your four-year college career?

At the beginning of my freshman year, you told me ambitiously that you would become a potential, thoughtful, valuable and promising person in four years. It's been four years. I wonder what your mental outlook is like? How's it going? Have you had a passion in these four years? Are you satisfied with your life in these four years?

You once told me that when you graduate, you will never cry because of regret. You said you should cherish knowledge, friendship, youth, and experience the pay and harvest of every growth! You said you would be full of confidence and longing for everything in four years. Did you do it? I hope the answer you gave me is that you did it.

Someone once told me: "University is a paradise for the diligent and lazy." I'm sure you will feel the same way, but I want to know whether you want to be a diligent person or a lazy person. I don't know if you spent the morning reading A Day's Plan in the Morning under the covers or reading a book.

You say that your parents are old and you don't have the capital to be filial, but you will insist on calling them at least once a week and talking to them. Did you do it? If you do this, then I believe your parents are very happy. I wish your parents good health and all the best.

You said that you came from the countryside and didn't understand many things in the city and didn't adapt. So have you adapted to the pace of life in the city now? Where to choose to settle down in the future, are you willing to leave the countryside?

When you were in middle school, students were forbidden to surf the Internet, so you stayed away from the Internet. The university has let go. Have you ever been addicted to the internet? You said you would never set foot in online games. Have you maintained good conduct?

In high school, falling in love is not allowed. I know you didn't violate the school rules. I think you must have a thief's heart but no thief's guts. However, when I arrived at the university, I let go of everything and could fall in love properly. But you said that I didn't want to fall in love in my freshman and sophomore years, and I had to consider taking the postgraduate entrance examination in my junior year. If you decide to take the postgraduate entrance examination, the university can't even think about falling in love. So what do you think now? Do you have a girlfriend? What if it's beautiful? What's your personality like? Does it suit you? If not, it means that you may have chosen the postgraduate entrance examination. Are you rushing for the postgraduate entrance examination? If so, I congratulate you on choosing a good path at present. I wish you in advance to becomeno. 1. If you don't choose to take the postgraduate entrance examination, you must be prepared to join the society. Did you find a job? How did you prepare for entering the society in these four years?