The most diligent time when I was a student was when I took the postgraduate entrance examination. Compared with the days of studying in high school, the postgraduate entrance examination in university is the most touching, because others have not chosen the same path as you, and you can feel what you are trying to do. A student from two unknown schools has to take the key major of 985 key disciplines, study without any teacher's guidance every day, and do not apply for remedial classes in English, politics and professional courses.

In the collection and review of professional course textbooks, I asked my seniors to take exams at school and copied several sets of real questions from previous years. Then look at the real questions of professional courses every day, analyze the purpose of the questions, and what questions may be given in the future. One month before the exam, I wrote essay questions silently on white paper every day, which was three or four pages. When you see a problem in a professional class, you must reflect on which chapter, section and page it belongs to, and you must know its related theme.

In English study, I read English aloud and recite words on the third floor of the library every morning. When I go back, I will do reading comprehension and write a composition. There are real printed English questions since the 1990s, and at least two or three English reading comprehension articles should be analyzed every day.

In the review of politics, find some classmates who have saved classes to share the key points. The little red book must be turned over every day, just like a professional course, we must establish our own knowledge system and clarify the knowledge points.

On work and rest, get up at six o'clock every day, go back to the dormitory around ten o'clock, tidy up, turn on the light in bed and study for more than an hour. Looking back, it was a very unforgettable and hard day.