Zhang Jiake, a sophomore girl from Qingdao No. 2 High School, was admitted to Peking University with a score of 650 and was admitted early because of her outstanding performance in the mathematics competition. However, she expressed regret that she did not have a complete senior year of high school.
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Recently, the news that Zhang Jiake, a sophomore girl from Qingdao No. 2 High School, was successfully admitted to Peking University with a score of 650 has exploded on the Internet.
Compared with her high scores and excellent math competition results, what is more touching is her regret for her senior year of high school.
That's right, this 16-year-old girl actually said something like "high school is incomplete without a senior year of high school", which makes people can't help but be deeply interested in her outlook on life and values.
Some of these netizens' comments are even more interesting and interesting, let's take a look
Girls who go to competitions, especially those who compete in numbers, this is a real cow
Didn't I skip a grade in my second year of high school, I feel so young, like the age of junior high school
650 is also very good, our family is 702, the first time to contact the Qingbei Admissions Office, but also got the first time to get the Qingbei Admissions Office reply, they said that the house number can not be used as the reason for enrollment
The face is full of hard work, how many questions do you have to brush, how many nights you have to stay up, how much work you use, and you can boil your face like this, a girl in the flower season
And her awards for guzheng calligraphy and dance are also the highest level
Zhang's success is not accidental. She won the gold medal of CGMO and the silver medal of CMO in the mathematics competition, and obtained the qualification for the "Talent Program" of Peking University, as long as she passed the college entrance examination with a score of 521 points, she could enter the "Mathematics Talent Class" of Peking University.
Such excellent results not only require talent, but also inseparable from the countless days and nights of hard work and persistence behind her. It can be said that Zhang Jiake's academic achievements are enviable, but her speech reveals a different kind of calmness and humility.
"High school is incomplete without a senior year of high school" sounds like a joke, but when you think about it, it has a lot of meaning. The third year of high school, for most Chinese students, is not only a sprint period for academics, but also an important memory of youth. The ups and downs of this stage, struggle and hard work, have become an indispensable part of many people's memories.
Although Zhang Jiake crossed this threshold ahead of schedule with excellent results, she also missed the experience of fighting side by side with her peers and overcoming difficulties together. This kind of regret may only be truly experienced by those who have experienced the college entrance examination.
Looking back, Zhang Jiake's success story is not only talented and hardworking, but also deep thinking about life. Her regret reflects her pursuit of the integrity of life, and also shows a maturity and wisdom that transcends academic achievements. For her, the college entrance examination is not only an exam, but also a part of youth, and the absence of this part makes her feel imperfect.
This pursuit of a complete life is actually a trait shared by many successful people. Not only have they achieved excellence in a particular field, but they also know how to balance all aspects of their lives. Zhang Jiake's regret is not a denial of his academic achievements, but a yearning for his youthful experience. This mentality deserves praise from each and every one of us.
In modern society, the definition of success has become more and more diverse. Zhang's story teaches us that academic achievement is important, but the integrity and experience of life cannot be ignored either. She used her own personal experience to show us a more colorful outlook on life.
Perhaps, in the future, Zhang Jiake will usher in a more colorful life in college to make up for her regrets in the third year of high school. Regardless, her story is certainly an example that inspires us to continue to pursue holistic development. Let's bless this young genius and wish her to continue to write wonderful chapters on the road ahead.
So in the end, the editor wants to ask: What do you think of Zhang Jiake's regret and her pursuit? Which do you think is more important, academic achievement or youth experience? What do you think about this?
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