My Learning Destinations in the Next Two Years
As George Eliot said, what causes life dreary is the longing for motives. I couldn't agree more with him because the world makes way for the man who knows where he is going. Refer to my destinations in the rest two years of college life, there are three passions, simple but strong: to take the postgraduate entrance exams, to obtain the Advanced Interpretation Certificate and to have a happy and meaningful life.
All play no work makes Jack a mere boy. Now I am a junior. It is the high time that I am supposed to brace for postgraduate entrance exams and the Advanced Interpretation Certificate, for what I have collected some information from former schoolmates and some of my teachers. I am preparing for the Advanced Interpretation Certificate now and I plan to register for it next term. In the case of taking the postgraduate entrance exams, I have paid attention to it from last year. I will try my best to improve my English comprehensive skills by learning like what teacher Qian said, to read English and Chinese every day, to do English-Chinese translation every day and to watch speeches every day and so force. I will spare no effort whatever the results will be, because I believe it is worth doing so, and also because dreams are one of those things that keep you going and happy. Meanwhile, I am going to cognize more knowledge like economy, history, politics and so on by reading in the school library and online.
All work no play makes Jake a dull boy. I will spend some free time hanging out with my friends or may just go out for a walk to enjoy the beauty of youth and friendship. We partners have a date with Gulangyu during next summer, which must be a beautiful and wonderful picture. Besides, I will do something which is good for the development. For example, I plan to run 3 circles on the playground every day to build up my body and keep a good figure. What's more, I will try my hard to past the examinations of the museum of changzhou in order to be a qualified guide as a volunteer from which I can get all-round practice, on top of happiness.
This will be the rest of my college life. I believe it is worth living, and I will gladly live it.