My elder sister is li huimin, this year May 1 she is to improve oral English level, report an English lift class, call "roar English". She said to me, "this howling English is specially designed to improve oral English. It can speak freely in class, but it must be spoken in English and shouted out loud.
On the third day of may, my sister, huimin, was going to have the first class of yelling English, so I went with her. When I got there, my sister told me to go to the door first. I stand at the door, "perform", "task". At this moment, there was a roar in the classroom, and the voice was unbearable: I bet it was over 300 decibels! (don't say I'm exaggerating. It might be that many decibels!) "Come on, it's too noisy here." I went away with a cry.
Every day hui min's sister will come to class until late in the evening. She was tired of yelling for a day, but she had to catch up with her homework. Alas, because she stayed up late every day, she looked like she was going to crash. But she still goes to class every day, forgetting the fun of playing.
I was moved by the spirit of self-improvement, perseverance and tenacity. She doesn't fall by the wayside like some people do, but stick to it. At best, they are just eating baozi or reading a resume. I am sure that my sister will be able to do something for the world when she grows up. Maybe she will be the second bill. Gates, perhaps more capable and wealthy than she.
