My OperaA Personal Review of My University Life
Sunday, November 12, 2006 1:26:21 PM
(left) Scene in My Campus
As a junior, after almost three years'university life, it is high time I reviewed.
I have been working hard in my study and part-time job, and I think I got along well with my friends. University life has changed me and improved me a lot, so I haven’t regretted for coming to this university. The most important thing I learn here is that there are many other meaningful things besides studying. In fact, taking part in them is just another kind of study, because I also learn a lot from those experiences.
To begin with, I participated in students'union and many other kinds of social practice work. More importantly, I supported myself and afford the tuition all by myself through taking part-time jobs. I am not proud of it, because I have to do so. However, I really enjoyed myself working as a tutor, a translator, and as an employee in the cafeteria, a receptionist in a four-star hotel, and so on. I worked hard, and I earned and learned much, then I improved myself a lot.
Secondly, I got access to Internet while here in the university. The last day of 2003 is the beginning of my colorful life with the company of internet. In this way, I have been a netizen for almost three years, from QQ to email, from BBS to forum, and now to blog. Internet has become part of my life. I surfed on the net, and I acquired knowledge widely, made friends world widely, then I expressed myself freely.
And thirdly, without love from girlfriend and affection from parents, I finally found friendship to support myself. There are friends always ready to help me, when I was worried about the tuition, and when I suspended my schooling because of illness. I got trapped and I struggled, but when friends showed up, I wiped off tears and I went forward more bravely.
Part-time job, internet, and friendship constituted considerable parts of my three years' university life. When looking forward, I will keep studying hard and stay strong. As to the post-graduate degree, I think I will give it up. After all, I have to go working and support my family as soon as possible. That is life.
Every life has its roses and thorns. Though it is kind of hard and sad, I still enjoy and feel grateful to my university life.
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