What chicken soup did your principal say at graduation?

When I graduated, my principal said a lot about how naïve we used to be, how unreasonable we were, how we didn't listen to anything, and now we will regret it when we go out into society, and then I wish you all the best.

At the time of graduation, my principal said that the chicken soup was that he thought that each of us would have a better direction of development, and then it was to live and we would all achieve good results in the future.

The principal once said that if you work hard now, you will gain a few shares in the future, how much strength is left now, and how many times the effort will be put in in the future.

When we graduated, our principal once said that there are two words between knowing and getting, which is "do", and students must do everything in a down-to-earth manner.

You are about to graduate, and you must learn to give back to your alma mater and go out into society, become a small sapling in society, and grow into a towering tree to raise.

He told me that if you work hard, you can live a very good life, in fact, I think he is quite right, but many people have a hard time working hard.

In junior high school, it would be good to go to high school. When I was in high school, I said it would be nice to go to college.

When I graduated, my principal said that this is not the end of schooling, this is the beginning of learning. This sentence has always inspired me to study hard.

The principal said, "I don't want you all to be big people, but I hope that you can all make a difference in the future and contribute to society."

The most heard is that this is your alma mater, and you can come back whenever you want, but when you actually go back, you find that the doorman won't let you in at all.

When we graduated, everyone was reluctant to give up, and the principal also told us a lot of truths, not only can we succeed in school, but also other paths.

Our principal said: Dear students, you are the pillars of the country, and you will definitely serve the motherland when you enter the society.

My principal told me that his dream was to be a teacher, and now that he is the principal, his dream has come true.

The so-called maturity is to get used to anyone's hot and cold, and can also look down on anyone's gradual distancing.