There are always setbacks and hardships in life, but I believe that as long as you have the courage, redouble your efforts and start over, you will certainly succeed!
I have been in contact with the piano since the first grade of primary school. The piano is like a sincere good friend. I often talk to it. Our cooperation is always so tacit. I can always play one moving melody after another. How can people not love!
But this summer vacation, I began to hate it.
As a rule, the piano is tested every summer vacation. Because of some things, I haven't had exam-oriented training for two years, and I have to start "systematic" training this year, which inevitably makes people feel a little uncomfortable. Every summer vacation, winter vacation will begin to practice. When I first assigned the task, I didn't care much at all, but focused on playing. Due to a series of reasons, such as traveling abroad and refusing to practice the piano, the weekly piano lesson has been put off again and again. This is a lesson that can be skipped, and I began to ignore it.
After the winter vacation, I always practice the piano seriously. Open the music, a lot of "garbled" makes me dizzy. I just want to lie on the sofa and watch TV for a while! So I was in a hurry to cope with myself, only playing half a face and running out of the piano room, unable to keep up with the progress arranged by the teacher.
The days slipped away day by day, and the semester ended in a blink of an eye. Exams, big and small, and mountains of homework followed, making me breathless. I bury myself in reviewing at home every day and have no time to practice the piano!
Unconsciously, the summer vacation has passed halfway. What should I do in the face of the exam before me? There are only the last two weeks left, and my lingering worry every day is to step up practice. In order to make up for my laziness, I sit in the piano room all afternoon every day. Near the entrance examination, the teacher said to me, "With your current proficiency, it is difficult to pass!" " "Out of the classroom, my eyes turned red, and I looked up at the sky. Regret is useless!
After a night of planning, I decided to start over. Spread the time of practicing the piano at different time points and strive to strengthen proficiency.
I couldn't believe it the day the results were announced-I got a good score in the exam! The pain of "devil's practice" before seems nothing, and the most important thing is that it has been affirmed by the teacher. I just found out that in the trivial things of life, I need to adjust my mentality from time to time and get ready for a new start!