Treasure What You Have In Hand And Do It Well
When I heard I can be the head teacher of next fresh students, I was overwhelmed with joy. How I long to get the title as well as the opportunities! Throughout university years, I have been trying my best to grasp opportunities to grow up. I am afraid of being rejected by society. I am worried I will not be a qualified graduate in two years. I am working hard to realize every dream. So you can imagine how happy I was when I got the opportunity to contact students and train my ability as well as character. Pride and excitement swelled in my heart when hearing the news.
However, Terry, my roomate got a better opportunity. She becomes the League Branch Secretary and Party Branch Secretary. In the contrast, I am nobody. In the very beginning, I was very jealous. I thought I should have done better, or at the very least the equal job with her. Later, my wisdom and vanity reconciled with each other.
I admit I am full of vanity sometimes. I long to get high titles. I am proud of being beyond peers. I want to stand out in millions. It is part of my character.
On the other hand, I know in a person’s lifetime,it is what you do in your position rather than what position you grasp in hand that really matters.Social stations are for few god’s favored ones. When they don’t turn up for you, you have to be prepared and wait for their arrival. Once they come, you must treaure what people give you as you are trusted. Grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. We must know vanity will ruin our sense of responsibility.
So I am determined to do the best I can. Honor is the reward of hard work rather than the aim. True happiness lies in your service for the majority.