I am honored to join the writing exchange group of Teacher Zhou. A few days ago, I saw Mr. Zhou write an article saying that the writing group was dissolved. I felt very sorry at that time. I think I broke up before I joined, and then the teacher regrouped, and I joined immediately.
After joining the group, Mr. Zhou issued the group rules first. He has always stressed that this group is mainly critical and must learn with an open mind. It's in this mood that I came. If the teacher can point out the shortcomings, I won't be happy or sad.
After joining, I always wanted to send the article to the group for the teacher to comment, but I never sent it. It's not me, blx. It's really my inferiority. I'm afraid my writing is too "naive" and it will delay the teacher's time. I'm afraid the teacher won't even read it. In short, I think too much. In the final analysis, I probably feel inferior.
Teacher Zhou and Teacher Shede in the group are really dedicated. Although I didn't ask the teacher to comment, I saw the teacher's comments on other literary friends' articles hit the nail on the head and every sentence was to the point.
Yesterday, I saw several teachers in the group giving some suggestions to a writer's article. Maybe this classmate just started writing, and his self-esteem is a little strong. He couldn't stand the blow and later quit the league. Please, the teacher blamed herself when she saw her classmates quit the group.
Yesterday, I had a lot of free time. Looking at the whole thing, my attachment to several teachers is of no help to the writing. In particular, the teacher has been patiently and meticulously teaching that classmate how to do it, which makes me very moved.
We all get together because of words, even good friends are not necessarily so patient. As the ancients said, teachers are easy to meet, but teachers are hard to meet. It is difficult for us to meet such a mentor, so we really should cherish it.
They comment for us for free, all in their spare time. Only after reading every article carefully can we give such pertinent suggestions. Since you realize your mistakes, you should accept them with an open mind and don't make unnecessary excuses. There is a saying: explanation is cover-up. Since there are shortcomings, we should strive to improve them, instead of finding various reasons to shirk them for ourselves.
If we want to grow up, we must know where our problems are. We are just "behind closed doors" and will never make innovation and progress.
Learning to get a teacher is expensive, but getting friends is also expensive. Knowing such teachers and friends is really a blessing in life. Teacher Zhou has always stressed that writing is practice. I don't know the practice. This is exactly what I want to learn. Learn and cherish it.