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Life In a Chinese School
The first day that I came back to QSI from a chinese school made me felt like I was in heaven. Since I studied in QSI in a young age, I could hardly write Chinese. So one day, my mom came to me and said, "You are going to a chinese school." I was astonished because it was too sudden and I wasn't prepared to go there. She said I needo to learn Chinese. I didn't argue with her because I know it is impossible to convince her. I was transferred to a local school in the next semester. The school was large. It had a soccer field, basketball courts, and a horseback riding place. The reason I said QSI was like heaven was because the school was very strict and there were no air conditioners in that school. Which was like a living in a desert in the Summer. I started to get used to the school after a few months. My first exam scores was unbelievably low. I had 57 in Chinese and 53 in math, which was very embarrassing. I had no idea how to write a 450 words essay in Chinese and how to do graph linear equation when I was only in the sixth grade. The only thing I was proud there was English, because it was so easy that my teacher can't even believe that I was so good at English. It was all teaching present, past, and future tense of the common verbs so it was easy. It was a boarding school and every day I had to wake up at six in the morning. Which was totally impossible to me because I couldn't even be on time when I was in QSI. I always slept till 7:20 and got ready for class before 7:30 without eating breakfast. I was constantly studying because I sucked at every subject. Since I didn't no how to do my homeworks, my teachers were always mad at me, but at least I tried. The only thing I liked about the school was that it had horseback riding class. It was interesting and kind of cool. The teachers just told me some tips and let me ride the horse on my own. Though I kind of failed because I didn't no how to control the horse, but overall it
The first day that I came back to QSI from a chinese school made me felt like I was in heaven. Since I studied in QSI in a young age, I could hardly write Chinese. So one day, my mom came to me and said, "You are going to a chinese school." I was astonished because it was too sudden and I wasn't prepared to go there. She said I needo to learn Chinese. I didn't argue with her because I know it is impossible to convince her. I was transferred to a local school in the next semester. The school was large. It had a soccer field, basketball courts, and a horseback riding place. The reason I said QSI was like heaven was because the school was very strict and there were no air conditioners in that school. Which was like a living in a desert in the Summer. I started to get used to the school after a few months. My first exam scores was unbelievably low. I had 57 in Chinese and 53 in math, which was very embarrassing. I had no idea how to write a 450 words essay in Chinese and how to do graph linear equation when I was only in the sixth grade. The only thing I was proud there was English, because it was so easy that my teacher can't even believe that I was so good at English. It was all teaching present, past, and future tense of the common verbs so it was easy. It was a boarding school and every day I had to wake up at six in the morning. Which was totally impossible to me because I couldn't even be on time when I was in QSI. I always slept till 7:20 and got ready for class before 7:30 without eating breakfast. I was constantly studying because I sucked at every subject. Since I didn't no how to do my homeworks, my teachers were always mad at me, but at least I tried. The only thing I liked about the school was that it had horseback riding class. It was interesting and kind of cool. The teachers just told me some tips and let me ride the horse on my own. Though I kind of failed because I didn't no how to control the horse, but overall it