As the title says. As long as you work hard, you will surely succeed. Whether you can get into an Ivy League school is up to fate. To be honest, right now I feel empty inside. Before going to Hong Kong, I was so excited that I couldn't sleep, staying up all night thinking about what seafood to eat there, what things to buy, and how to have fun. Now that the exams are over, I've lost a very important goal. Suddenly, I feel lost and unsure of what to do, and I hastily flew back to Wenzhou. Lying in bed, my mind is in chaos. I got something I had longed for, yet I am not happy at all.
I suddenly realize that in life, regardless of the results, the happiest moments come from the process of striving. That feeling of having goals every day and living each day to the fullest is incredibly enjoyable. And there are still more goals waiting for me.
As long as life goes on, the struggle does not stop.
I'm back.
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Ah Hui, you're here? I think you still lack innovation!
Most importantly~~ a game console?
Sometimes it might be nice to go outside and take a look...
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I took the exam right when the May Day holiday ended, and now you want to buy a game console? What the hell am I buying it for, after our fellow mainland compatriots raided the stores, nearly all electronic products in Hong Kong are sold out. Pre-orders have to wait for a month, and I'm completely going Spartan.
What is innovation? It's very simple. It's when A Hui, tomorrow morning when getting up, takes the bedsheet that has been used for half a year, shakes it, and then spreads it the other way around. That is innovation. No need to thank me, my name is Lei Feng Qian!
We in Wenzhou have already laid out the bamboo mats…
That's quite innovative of you, ah, Hui already doesn't lack anything!
Ashes Landing
The feeling of working hard every day is very different.
Squander
Ashes? “Don't you know a few more words in Cantonese?” Recently, there's been a not-so-minor movement among mainland tourists to boycott going to Hong Kong, so activities like buying gray-market goods should also be restrained, right? Less competition means you can't buy anything? Saying 'ashes' is hard to justify, isn't it? (To put it bluntly, it's just severe homebody syndrome, unfamiliar with the area, and hasn't actually been anywhere.) But they've returned to Wenzhou, Zhejiang, so there's no point in nitpicking anymore. The 3DS is already hacked, and you can buy flash cartridges, which are available on Tmall, dear!
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