Why don't? Because it's a little less rushed than rushing
The life of university is to live every day carelessly, wandering around in a daze for four years. Taking all kinds of classes, getting to know all kinds of people, experiencing all kinds of things, traveling on a road that becomes more and more familiar but more and more strange to me, wandering in ordinary but ordinary days, squandering my last youth generously and restrainedly.
In college, you will feel sincerely happy, you can control your time and money at will, you can be extremely proud, and you can be free and unrestrained; but sometimes you will also feel busy, so running around becomes a kind of happiness, allowing us to truly feel life, and there is no time to experience pain. Maybe many friends will be separated in the future, scattered across the world, never seeing each other. However, I am still very grateful to have friends who accompanied me through those young years.
During this period, many people also find that they have no ideals or goals, and just go with the flow and take things as they come. They will suddenly burst out with the motivation to learn, and can learn content that they have barely heard for a semester in one day or even one night. But in the end, they will also feel inexplicable panic. When the future leaves the protective umbrella of the university, what kind of life will usher in?
"Wu Wu" tells the story of Wang Ziqiu and others in four stages of college in chronological order, namely Wu Wu's first move (freshman), Wu Wu's horizontal hook (sophomore), Wu Wu's next move (junior year) and Wu Wu's final move (senior year). Each stage is divided into many chapters, telling one interesting story after another that happened to Wang Ziqiu during his four years in college.
Intention: The four years of college life, sour, sweet, bitter and spicy, cannot be expressed clearly in simple words. After all, it cannot simply be described as happiness, happiness, enrichment and satisfaction. Even if it is tackily expressed as growth, it is not limited to the shelving of learning and practice, the mixture of friendship and love, the mixture of impulse and reason, and the detachment from the past and the future. What these rare happy times bring to everyone is not the answer to life, but only two words - don't. It's not a matter of urgency, it's not a matter of haste.