It's that time of year again for the National College Entrance Examination.

This morning, the nearby high school for students preparing for the college entrance examination started to stir. Tomorrow is the day of the exam, and they will soon be leaving the school to go to the battlefield.

This high school for students preparing for the college entrance exam moved to the vicinity of my home around the time I was in my second year of high school. Every year, many students study there. I spent most of my high school years at school, and my impression of the school is just what I saw through the windows: towering stacks of books.
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Two years have passed since I entered university. A couple of days ago, I saw a post on the school's online forum where a newbie said: "Thinking back to this time two years ago, I realize how quickly time flies around us." If it weren't for the many younger students around me about to take the college entrance exam, and if it weren't for the news reports on TV, I probably wouldn't even know that the college entrance exam was approaching.

Honestly, the two years in university went by very quickly, and the perseverance I had in my senior year of high school is no longer there. My experience over these two years has taught me that laziness and restlessness will be my stumbling blocks, not only in the past but also now. If I don't make changes, my future will be mediocre.

Compared to my peers, I'm not particularly bright, nor do I possess any greater talent. My only advantage is luck; I've received guidance from various teachers. If I don't address my fatal weakness, I will be utterly useless.

But how can I change it? I've thought about changing this situation at least ten thousand times. Unfortunately, I haven't succeeded. Heh, will this be with me for the rest of my life?