When the innocence and childishness of childhood left us, we embraced the vitality of youth. But what will we have when youth is over?
At this point, I cannot help asking? What do people live for? I know the answers are colorful, and a thousand people have a thousand answers.
Life with 17 has success, but many times it meets the mother of success. I believe that one day, I will be moved by this holy mother and let me meet her son.
Perhaps, when people are alive, they are doomed to wander, and the permanence of wandering is doomed to sway with the wind in the twilight of every star. Can't leave regrets. The heat of June, the helpless and yearning senior high school entrance examination. I have no regrets, but I once regretted coming to such a beautiful school. But this is not what I expected. Such a choice is doomed to misfortune and desolation. I never walked out of the shelter of wind and rain, but I was shattered by cold and loneliness. Lost all the applause. Lost all tender and enthusiastic care. Chagrin is accompanied by a belated awakening.
Once, I missed the sun that could change my destiny and become my ideal self. I can't help asking, can you really have the moon if you miss the sun? The boring life makes me eager to get rid of this boring life and experience the society. I can't imagine what society looks like in front of me.
The years slip away quietly like this, which is a long but short life. I can never finish writing the bitterness and romance of wandering. However, from the end to the starting point, from dull to dull after many attempts, do you regret your choice? Starting from the warm harbor, wading through mountains and rivers, returning to that peaceful atmosphere with ice and snow. Do you regret your experience? In a few days, my repeat junior high school classmate will realize her high school dream. What about me? Looking back on the past six months, there is only one feeling, and I hope that the next two years will pass quickly. And say goodbye to school forever. Never come back. Really. I think so, too. I want to go to the society to find my ideal. Although it is naive to think of it, I obviously feel that I can't adapt to the current learning atmosphere. I hate it.
It's not what I thought. Maybe I really should find the right place between imagination and reality. Be a realist. But I am a person who doesn't cry when I see a coffin. I want to try. Maybe, or that piece of paper completely attracted me. Because I think I need it. People say that persistence is a long-term investment in stages. Success is a one-time return on this investment. Stick to what you love. Pursuing a success and harvest, the value and significance of this life can only be obtained by perseverance. Now, I am fascinated by that paper.
My heart is very contradictory and I am disappointed again and again. My heart is also very fragile. I just want to graduate, go through all the customs and pursue my own business. Many people say that this is how people live.
Just let it be, life without faith is a broken life, life without faith is a life of inaction, and I have no faith now. I just want to be as good as my former classmates, just like my classmates, not now and not in the future.
Everyone knows the truth. I think people's ideals and beliefs are based on relationships, rights and money. What makes sense? What philosophy do I think is only suitable for people who are inexperienced, or those who are inexperienced, or scholars, and do nothing? I really hope that I will miss the sun and have good luck again and again.
Maybe I'm too realistic. Too social. But isn't that the truth? I don't want to see a teacher who doesn't care about stuffing things into the classroom. What if I leave the classroom? That's what society is like. I think people, students and teachers should face the reality frankly and keep their sincerity.
What do people live for? I think it's just for a quiet life. I think my topic should be changed to "What do people live for?" "
Finally, let's face this society frankly, no matter when, we always keep our true selves in our hearts!