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December 22, 2024
I booked this hotel for the postgraduate entrance examination. It was a total of four days. I wanted to adapt a few days in advance. On the first day, I went from Zhangjiang to Fudan. I felt the atmosphere of autumn and winter along the way. I arrived at the hotel with anticipation. The clerk upgraded me to a king-size bed room for free. I was in a good mood and not so anxious, but I was still worried. I hadn't finished memorizing politics, and I had put English aside for a long time. There were several professional courses that I hadn't studied and I couldn't remember them after reviewing them several times. I put them aside for the time being. When I got to the room, I really liked it. It wasn't very big, but there was a washing machine, air conditioning, and everything else. It was very complete. The most important thing was that the mattress was not very hard. I was most worried about this (although I didn't sleep for eight hours in total during the two days of the exam). I ordered a takeaway at night. The customer service lady told me that I could write the room number directly. Wow, it was delivered directly, solving my problem of three meals a day. It was so convenient. It was great. In these four days without hesitation, I calmed down and prepared for the exam. The first two days passed quickly. I didn't dare to stay up too late on the night of the 20th, so I went to bed at around 12 o'clock in the morning. I got up at 5:30 in the morning of the 21st. I didn't dare to stop. I memorized the books. The air conditioner was hot, and I lay on the bed. Suddenly, I remembered that the modern political history and Marxist philosophy parts were not very clear to me. I tried to earn some points on the multiple-choice questions and went through them again despite feeling sleepy. I went to the battlefield at 7 o'clock in the morning and pulled out the door card. This was the first time I had left the hotel in the past few days. I felt inexplicably excited and a little worried that it would be difficult. I finished the exam at 11:30. Oh my God, is it fate? I got up at around 5 o'clock in the morning to look at the two big questions that Xiao Si didn't get. I felt more stable and set a good tone. I wanted to go back to the hotel to sleep for a while at noon, but when I thought about the short time, I gave up. I ordered a bowl of chicken soup wontons with pork tendon rolls in a restaurant owned by a Henan boss. I didn't dare to finish it or eat too much for fear of being sleepy in the afternoon. After eating, I lay on the table and slept for a while. I don't know if I fell asleep. I just remember that I was very cold and confused, and the boss was also very enthusiastic. I finished my English exam in the afternoon. I wasn't very sad, just numb. This year seems to be the most difficult year. Before the exam, I thought that I would just finish one exam and forget about it, but I was still hit hard. So I went back to the hotel in a daze and lay on the bed. The air conditioner was hot. I wanted to cry because I finally finished two exams, but I didn't want to take the professional courses. What should I do? I clearly promised to stick to the end and not waver. I lay on my back on the bed from five to seven o'clock. It was quiet, so quiet, but my heart was so confused. I looked at my phone for two hours and didn't read any books. I was obviously worried about the professional courses and I obviously wanted to go over them again. I wanted to take a nap at 7:30 to change my mood. I set a time limit of 20 minutes The alarm clock rang. I lay in bed but couldn’t fall asleep. My mind was both confused and clear, so I didn’t sleep. I got up and took a hot shower. I was very excited at first, but after that I wanted to sleep again. But I still had six books to read. What should I do? Why did I have to read so many? I wanted to sleep so much. I sat on the seat, on the floor, on the bed, and stood beside the bed, on the balcony, and next to the table. I was memorizing books. I was so tired. I really hoped that tomorrow would come earlier, but I also hoped that it would be slower. I haven’t finished memorizing yet. I couldn’t bear it anymore at eleven o’clock, but I didn’t dare to sleep too much because I still wanted to read five books again. Based on efficiency first, I went to bed at eleven o’clock. This was the earliest rest I had. Who could have thought that I would never stay up late when I first entered college? I got up at two in the morning and memorized the lessons. The few hours went by so fast and so slow. I set off again at seven in the morning. There was still one subject that I hadn't gone through yet. I was worried but not so worried yet. It was much better than the first day. I went out and arrived at the examination room. Outside the examination room, I finished going through another book. The exam started. I was very excited even though I had only slept for three hours. The exam was over at eleven-thirty, really over. I had forgotten the time. It seemed like it was already evening. Suddenly I realized, oh, it's noon. I hurried back to the hotel to pack my things and go back. I was a little reluctant to leave. During these four days, this room gave me a stable shelter. I was anxious, but as long as I came in and turned on the hot air conditioner, I felt better. As long as I didn't go out, it seemed as if there was a way to solve it. I felt at ease in my anxiety. Everything I encountered in these four days was good. I hope the result would be good too. I flew forward without hesitation like a robin. These four days felt so long. I wandered between hope and despair countless times. Fortunately, I didn't give up. It's not about the result. I am grateful for everything I encountered.
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