Art Lives up to Youth

This story tells something about the calligraphy art exam. I like this story very much because I was also an art exam candidate back then. I studied art, and my situation is not quite the same as the author's. But when I read this story, I was very moved and it reminded me of many things. At that time, I was really innocent and tired, but very happy. Of course, I was also disappointed. I think my growth was a process from full of hope to disappointment. When I read this story, I just felt my heart move. I felt happy and wanted to cry at the same time. It's not like other high school novels, which are about the lives of top students in colleges and universities in big cities. They can get high scores by playing casually and falling in love. It's actually not that easy (maybe that means it's not that easy for me😐). It's about some little people who have shortcomings and advantages, and are very approachable. Like Aoki, she is a very typical and common image, that is, a person who has some artistic talent, but is terrible in cultural classes, and her family has little money. Her parents can only help her very little, and she herself is not very good. In fact, she cannot be said to be not excellent, but the method of selecting talents in the college entrance examination has limited her. Of course, she may not have worked hard enough in cultural classes, because she does not like cultural classes in school. She likes chefs, martial arts, and writing. She can give her life for painting, but she is not willing to be a monk for a day and clock the clock. Although this is a campus story, I think the character Aoki is full of a "chivalrous" feeling, rebellious, brave, but also has firm beliefs and clear goals, full of fighting spirit, the kind of person who becomes more courageous with every setback. Her life may be difficult and unsatisfactory, but she will definitely make people's lives wonderful. Aoki is a person who knows herself very well and can see the situation clearly. I think she is very clear-headed and understands. She knows where she is good and where she is not good, and she also knows what is best for herself in the current situation. She does not seem to be an outstanding person, but she can be a good example to tell more ordinary people like her how to plan for themselves. That is, you must find your own strengths and use your strengths to drive your weaknesses. I think this story is worthy of me writing so much about it. I am really touched. I may be a little incoherent and write whatever comes to mind, but I really like this story. I think it is very good and I hope everyone will read it.

A very true story, not cliché at all. This is the truest youth! I cried while watching it, but it wasn't sadness, it was emotion. Aoki really lives up to his name, always thriving. I particularly like the characters of these teachers, each with their own characteristics. Teacher Pu is a typical strong woman, Lao Zhang is full of smiles, Lao Duan does not look eye-catching, but he matches Lao Zhang very well, and the character of "Teacher Xu" does not have many scenes, but he is humorous and heartwarming, ah! ! My favorite is Lao Hu, I think he is so manly🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡!

I once worked hard for exams!