A very inspiring article

If you get up every morning at six, have a good meal, rush to the classroom to memorize two new lessons from New Three, sit straight in the front row at eight, focus without getting distracted or playing on your phone through three or four classes, practice calligraphy, memorize words, and read newspapers during breaks, rush to the cafeteria to grab a good meal after school, eat it back in the dorm, wash clothes, mop the floor to digest a bit, then listen to VOA, finishing one speed, then 1.5 speed, then 2 speed, nap when tired, sit straight in the front row for three more classes in the afternoon, rush to the cafeteria to grab a bun and eat it back at the dorm, pack your bag and go to the classroom for self-study, push yourself until 10:30 to return to the dorm before it closes, finish washing up and continue listening to VOA and New Three, read when tired of listening, sleep when tired of reading. On Saturday, bring a day's worth of food to the library and work hard all day; on Sunday, spend half a day shopping and the other half tidying up and reading for leisure, then study in the classroom again at night. If you want to get into Peking University, Tsinghua, Yale, or Oxford, don't take a break on Sundays. You won't even have a moment to be lost or sad! If you want to