The short two-day midterm exam ended, and the expected results were also announced. My achievements left me with deep thinking. To sum up the experience and lessons, I think I am too careless, and I don't work hard enough at ordinary times. To learn from the experience, I think only by carrying forward the spirit of "perseverance, gold and stone can be carved" can we truly master knowledge, enrich ourselves and improve our academic performance.

As an old Chinese saying goes, "A sword's edge comes from sharpening, and the plum blossom's fragrance comes from bitter cold.". I think this is also a learning maxim. Xingyou accumulates little by little in the regular learning, works hard and perseveres in the face of learning difficulties, and carries forward the spirit of perseverance to overcome it. Only in this way can we truly become strong in learning, face challenges proudly and confidently. There is a long way to go, and I will seek from top to bottom.

Drops of water can pierce stones, which is also the embodiment of perseverance. We are sailing on the boundless ocean of learning. Only with this spirit can we reach the other side of knowledge. Learning is a hard job. It is neither vivid nor interesting, nor three-dimensional nor fresh. Only when we understand its importance and persevere in working hard can we win flowers and applause. Remember, there is no such thing as gain without effort.

When he was young, Li Bai woke up to see an old woman grinding embroidery needles with an iron stick, worked hard to read, and finally became a poetry fairy. The ancients can learn from the past. What should we young people in the new century do? This is a subject left to us by an era. Friends, please firmly believe that "as long as you have deep kung fu, the iron bar will be ground into an embroidery needle". Let's summon up courage, persevere in locking our learning goals, and forge ahead!

This is the sentence in the article "Persuading Learning" by Xunzi, the representative figure of Confucianism in the Warring States Period and the Pre Qin Period. It fully shows that in learning, only by persevering in learning can we reach the point where gold and stone can be carved out. Students, let's carry forward this spirit, learn to sail on the sea, and forge ahead!

In addition, I would like to send you a sentence: "There is no end to learning, but there is no end to learning." One failure does not mean permanent failure. As long as you bravely strive for your goal, no one has the right to laugh at your efforts.