When I was in high school, my physics grade is usually below C. The teacher had called my mom and said that he thought I could never pass the final exam. However I did not give up, the month before the exam I slept only three to four hours a day. Although the teacher did not show any confidence to me, I kept doing my own business. I did each exercise and recite every formula. At last I got A in the final exam which surprised my teacher. If I give up when my teacher gave up me I could never prove that I can still do good in physics.
Friday, October 5, 2012
Quotation assignment
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Response to the second question
It is true that law is created just but it cannot build just and good people. Just laws can only punish those who behave inappropriately. Its dignity can warn people who was not born to evil. To those who was born to evil, even death sentence cannot frighten them, like the serial killer Anton Chigurh in the movie No Country for Old Men. We all know what has happened in Century movie theater in Aurora, Colorado, James Eagan Holmes shot 12 people dead cold-heartedly. When he was in the court, he was sitting there smiling. It seems he was mocking the people he killed. So it is difficult for the nation to use laws to help make its citizens good and just. To prevent gentleman not to prevent the villain. This is an old saying from China. That is to say there is no absolute relationship “just laws” and “just citizens”.
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