Did you choose to study literature or science?

Because my math scores were particularly poor, which led to my poor grades in physics, chemistry, and biology, and I was not interested in science, I was interested in political history, so I finally chose to study literature.

I chose to study science because in the year when I was about to divide the subjects in my first year of high school, my liberal arts grades were very poor, and I was at the bottom of the class, so if I studied literature, I would not be able to keep up with the teaching progress and would not perform well.

I finally chose science, because liberal arts can be more troublesome for me, and I am very lazy and don't like to memorize some historical articles and some definitions of politics, so I chose science because science is relatively simple.

Studying science, because for me, learning literature is a very torturous thing, and in terms of learning, I found that I have the ability to think logically, but I can't do it for those styles of liberal arts.

I ended up choosing science, I have a very bad memory, and I don't like liberal arts stuff very much, and I think my liberal arts grades might be worse than science, so I chose science.

I wanted to be a science student when I was in junior high school, because I didn't like rote memorization, but I got tangled in the middle, and in the end it was science, because science also has more choices in college majors and future job types.

In fact, I had already thought about it when I was in junior high school, and I studied literature in my second year of high school, because I felt that my logical thinking ability was relatively poor, and according to my experience in junior high school and my first year of high school, it also showed that I had no way to study physics and chemistry well, so I finally chose to study literature.

I finally chose to choose you, because I don't like rote memorization, and learning is basically rote memorization, so I hate it, and I am better at learning, and it all depends on understanding.

I finally chose to study science, because my own liberal arts level, for example, is so high, especially history, in junior high school, history is not very good, high school is really a freshman year of high school more diligent study, but I think I may not remember so much about the liberal arts.

In the end, I chose liberal arts, because I think that Chinese and Japanese liberal arts can better reflect a person's critical thinking and his comprehensive thinking, and liberal arts students will eventually be able to write and make greater careers.