Listen to My Inner Voice (Day2)

  My postgraduate examination is around the corner so I need to think in English these few days. The more, the better. Needless to say, making full preparation is the key. I want to be a winner this time. Imagine I am the professor who interviews the students, whom I'm gonna choose? Naturally, the students who have their own ideas towards each question and could express them clearly and fluently beat the game. They need to give me a deep impression which means they must have a good performance in less than twenty minutes' time. It is not an easy job for everyone. There is a famous Chinese saying: one minute on the stage and ten years of practice off the stage. This opportunity is equal and the losers have no excuses to say. The harder you work, the more success you will achieve.

  The job of fixing the attitude is done. The next step is to deal with the more detailed thing. Most importantly, what kind of questions the professors are gonna ask in this interview? I really need to think about it carefully so that I can be a soldier who will be armed with the extraordinary weapons. I will be more confident about stepping onto the battlefield. I'm conscious that the time I have is so limited that it requires me to make the best use of it. In the next ten days, I should speak and think in English all day long. No Chinese. I will try my best to stick to this rule in my daily life. Life is tough, but I'm not afraid of him. Instead, he will make me become tougher.

  What are these questions indeed? The first is how to introduce self to the interviewers in one minute? In the past, I really dislike this kind of question. I cannot describe myself well because I think I don't have many special aspects of myself to tell other people, besides my name. It makes me feel silly. I hate to be silly. However, this time, I will think about a wonderful self-introduction. And I will rehearse the answer repeatedly.

  The present situation is not hopeful because the competition is extremely fierce. May God bless me. Good or bad, hard to say. People tend to label a thing easily and I used to be one of them. I always forget to remind myself that I shouldn't be neither too optimistic nor too pessimistic when confronting with difficulties. That is one of my pathetic numberless shortcomings.

  I feel awful when I have accidentally hurted other people's feelings. Although I didn't mean it, it is my fault indeed. To make things worse, I couldn't make up for that person. I have always been a terrible student. It is a big lesson and I will never make this kind of mistake again. There are many wisdoms that I need to gain and I sincerely hope I can be more mature in mind as quickly as possible.