Freshman semester summary and new semester plan

When I graduated from high school, I insisted that my first choice was Chinese language and literature. I'm lucky, and it did. It's just that I found that this major is not the same as I thought, the classes can be said to be boring, and I am not a very self-disciplined person, and I don't have any goal planning, so almost the freshman year passed in a state of confusion.

I follow what most people do, and I don't have my own plans. In addition, I was good at nothing, and I was too timid to step out of my comfort zone, so my freshman year was very bad according to the results. I have not passed CET-4 or Mandarin exams.

I think there are always many first steps in life, and the later the worse, the worse. And I'm only in my twenties now, so what's not to risk it? If you can't go to school, you can find something you like and at least have some interest in learning first.

So I bought a hand-drawn tablet during the summer vacation, although it ......After a month, I was dizzy after a long time of painting. I tried it, I haven't touched it for a month, and I still have the desire to paint. Although I can't even draw a single line right now.

But take your time, there's no such thing as an overnight thing.

Regarding writing, I was actually busy with a fanfic during the summer vacation. Although it is only in the manuscript storage stage, more than 20,000 have been stumbled and written. I've always thought that one of the big motivations for writing doujin is to have an emotion for the original work or the original character.

And I think that no matter what kind of story it is, as long as it has a rough prototype, it is difficult to discard it, because although I haven't written it, I know what kind of story it is, what kind of people will be the main characters, and what kind of relationships the characters will have. It's possible that I'll take a long time to write it out, it's possible that I'll put it aside for a while, but I can't get rid of it, it will always have a place in my heart.

Regarding the new semester, the sophomore year is more relaxed, and the second class (extracurricular activities) has enough hours, only a few activities have additional hours required. So, in addition to learning this main quest in the new semester, I also have some side quests that I want to complete - developing specialties and even becoming my skills. In my freshman year, I really found it very uncomfortable to have no special strengths.

In college, your strengths can be used as a skill for you, and people will always favor better and more advantageous people.

And for a timid person like me, I don't dare to try new things if I don't have something to offer.

It is really important to improve yourself.