"I've tried to get up early like other students, but the whole morning of those two days my brain was a mess and I wasn't in a state at all. Later, I thought it would be more appropriate for me to step on the bell and go to the teaching building. ”
Lu Guanting smiled as he picked up the water bottle and took a sip slowly. In the eyes of teachers and parents, Lu Guanting is the kind of child who is "too relaxed" and always makes people unable to put their minds at ease. "They always say why I don't work hard and spend so little time studying, but in fact I have my own learning rhythm."
Lu Guanting, from the third (23rd) class of Zhuhai No. 1 Middle School, graduated from Xiangzhou District Experimental School and Municipal No. 10 Middle School in primary school and junior high school respectively. As a "materialized government" player in Guangdong's first new college entrance examination, Lu Guanting finally scored 683 points.
"Don't follow the crowd, follow your own steps"
"That hour was too torturous, so I simply pulled a few classmates to play a game together." At noon on the 25th of last month, one hour before the announcement of the college entrance examination results, Lu Guanting called several classmates and opened a round of "Glory of the King" together, trying to use the game to alleviate some nervous emotions.
At 11:45, Lu Guanting "consciously" temporarily withdrew the game in his hand and opened the results query mini program: "The total score is 683 points, ranking 184th in the province."
Although this achievement is within the range of Lu Guanting's expectations, it is not "particularly ideal". "I've had bigger dreams." He laughed and said that this was still a little worse than his ideal result.
In the three years of high school, Lu Guanting's learning rhythm is always different from others: other students desperately get up early to endorse, and he always "steps on the class bell" to the classroom, and can sleep 8 to 9 hours a day in school; other students rush to the canteen to queue up at noon after class, and he always "slowly and logically" study for half an hour before eating; other students seize the time to review homework on weekends, and he basically does not spend time on writing homework on weekends, and he will appropriately play the "king" to relax himself...
"Many people, including my parents and teachers, sometimes look at me a little bit and say why I don't use my work, spend less time, or say that I am too relaxed, but in fact, I also have my own rhythm." 」 Mr. Lu said that he would rather improve efficiency than other students who invest more time and energy, such as squeezing out time on Saturdays to ensure that homework is completed, and Sundays can have half a day to rest.
In Lu Guanting's view, the most important thing in high school is to find a learning rhythm that suits you. "Don't follow the crowd, don't listen to what others say is what it is, it is best to have a spectrum in your heart, follow your own steps, and walk well step by step." He said.
"Even if it's a storm, you have to face it with a smile"
Outside of studying and living, Lu Guanting is a "fun-loving" person. In addition to playing video games, he has enjoyed playing Go since kindergarten and has been learning Go until junior high school. He also has some interest in music and usually plays a little guitar when he is bored. "But I was interrupted for a while in high school, and I hoped that I could find a teacher to pick them up again this summer."
On campus, Lu Guanting, a senior in high school, also served as a member of the cadres of the student union group and participated in the science and technology festival activities organized by the school. "At that time, using the props given by the teacher, I designed a robot-like boat with my classmates, and then ran faster than anyone else, and now I think about it, which is quite interesting." He said.
Talking about how to learn how to decompress in the third year of high school, Lu Guanting smiled and said, "I have not felt too much learning pressure all along." He does not like sports, and when he wants to relieve his depression, he will talk to his mother while walking, or "talk late at night" with his roommates in the dormitory.
"High school dorm life is still quite interesting." Lu Guanting recalled a particularly memorable event: when there were about 20 days left before the college entrance examination, a "red rainstorm" brought about by the suspension of classes and they had to rest in the dormitory. "Then the rain subsided a little, and my two housemates suddenly ran out in the rain, and at the time I thought they were stupid, but I saw them come back and smiled happily, and I didn't know why."
Now, Lu Guanting wanted to understand. He said that the rain was like the third year of high school, even if the storm hit the body, it was still necessary to smile and greet, optimistic, and could not be easily knocked down.
On the college entrance examination volunteer table, Lu Guanting put the computer major of Zhejiang University on the first choice. "Computers are my interest." For the finance major he originally liked, after synthesizing the opinions of many "people who came over", he still decided to consider it when he was in graduate school.
During this somewhat long summer vacation, Lu Guanting lived a very full day. "I recently went to work part-time as a tutor every morning, and I feel that it is not easy to make money. If you don't practice in the afternoon, go to the gym with your roommates. The self who didn't like sports before, it's time to change. ”
【Coordinator】 Wu Zhiyuan and Ran Xiaoping
【Planning】Ran Xiaoping
【Execution】Liu Zixin, Wang Shaojiang, Ran Xiaoping, Zhu Xi
【Photography】 Guan Mingrong, Qian Wenpan
【Produced】Nanfang Daily Office in Zhuhai
【Support】Vanke Maritime City
【Author】 Liu Zixin; Guan Mingrong
【Source】 Southern Press Media Group South + client
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