Start a new challenge

Today marks the start of a new week, and after consecutive morning workouts, I'm feeling quite tired. Dragging my weary body into the new week doesn't seem like a good idea.

This morning in my professional English class, I carefully reviewed the courses for this semester and roughly planned out my upcoming study tasks. Due to the 2+2 program, I need to study four courses on my own to keep up with everyone else. However, compared to the amount of material I need to review for the 2+2 program, this is nothing.
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On June 20th, I'll be taking my second CET-6 exam. I studied last time, but failed. My intuition tells me that if I don't study this time, I'll fail even more miserably than last time. So, based on my own situation, I've made a study plan and will start preparing on May 1st.

Today is Wang Guojun's birthday. This morning he received a big surprise—a cake! We celebrated his birthday in the cafeteria, and touched by his gesture, he treated the whole team to dinner tonight. This team reminds me of my junior high and university teams: unity. The rise of any new force is inseparable from unity, but how long this atmosphere can last, nobody knows.

In the evening, I served as a judge for the host competition. Unlike my previous judging experiences, I discovered everyone was incredibly talented; there were talented people and brilliant ideas everywhere, but we hadn't properly explored them or built a platform for them. I was also pleased that the arts and culture department's activities were very well-organized. Thinking back to how we've come this far together—Thanksgiving, the Top Ten Singers competition, and so on—it's heartwarming to think about it.

The 2+2 results will be released tomorrow, so stay calm. Training has been exhausting these past few days; time to sleep and get in shape for the new challenges ahead.