After the completion of the first monthly exam in grade 9, our class had another class arrangement.In the dormitory, she likes and is willing to share with her sisters the snacks she brings, the fruits and meals brought by her mother.
Before this, Mr. Xiao said, let the students themselves to contact feel suitable for their own team leader, really I am very happy.
Originally, the group leader I chose was a classmate I trusted very much, and I had a good relationship with him. That is the warm, generous, lovely and invincible student Yu Mingjun. When I told him, he agreed with me immediately, and I began to wait for the day to change seats. Live happily every day. However, when the seating list was issued, I saw that I was in a group with Li Zilong. Honestly, I was a little unhappy at that time. It was not Li Zilong. I also went to ask Yu Mingjun, listen to Yu Mingjun just know Xiao teacher help me arrange a better seat.
My new deskmates are Li Zilong and Cui Zhen. Brother Zilong is also my old deskmate. I sat with him several times in front of me. You know him a little bit better. I this group leader, not my special impudence to praise him, is indeed a good man. Treat people with generosity; Be cautious; Study hard; Humor... Any good word you can think of, you can put it on him. I think highly of the team leader.
As for my second deskmate, Cui Zhen, I know him well, but it is correct to say that I do not.
We used to live in the same dorm with her, and we all called her - Treba. It is so used to it, and it has been called like this for more than two years.
Her personality is careless, a little boyish, generous and willing to share with others. She will not care about others, will not lose her temper for a little thing, and some naughty boys take her things she will not care about others, generous to them. This may have something to do with her wealthy family environment.
In fact, she has a very good personality, especially easy to get along with others.
She always has a smile on her face and is not easily hit by difficulties, setbacks or teachers' criticism. She is the baby of our group, and most of the laughter in our group comes from her.
In the dormitory, she likes and is willing to share with her sisters the snacks she brings, the fruits and meals brought by her mother.
I remember one time, her mother brought food, and she distributed it to 302's former roommates. We were all "conquered" by Cui Ma's craftsmanship. All said to Treba: "Yummy, your mother is really capable!" She smiled and said, "That's right, that's right."
Although my deskmate is not the best person in the world, nor is he a perfect person, he is all the people I like.
I love spending time with you guys.
every day. However, when the seating list was issued, I saw that I was in a group with Li Zilong. Honestly, I was a little unhappy at that time. It was not Li Zilong. I also went to ask Yu Mingjun, listen to Yu Mingjun just know Xiao teacher help me arrange a better seat
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