When I sold books for another year

I hurried from home to school, I was still familiar with the campus, and I was still familiar with it. I sat next to a messy computer and research book and started my second book selling experience.

There are many things to talk about selling books after graduation. Three years ago, when I graduated from my senior year, I was still present. It was also a weekend at this time. As soon as the day was bright, roommates got up and occupied their seats with the broken mat from the school. We struggled to get up from the bed, with the excitement and curiosity of selling books, I wiped my face and rushed downstairs with the house. Selling books starts like this, with a burst of laughter and a bid of bargaining.

Although the process of selling books is always more noisy than silence, a book may not remind you of the story. The chatbot reminds you of the past. A book, a course, a box of tapes, a teacher, and a class, isn't it my college life. When selling teaching materials, it is difficult for me to hide my regret for not learning well. When selling tapes, it is difficult for me to hide my strangulation for my time. In the hustle and bustle, the curtain of my college age flashed in my mind.

History is always surprisingly similar. Two years of work experience and six months of postgraduate entrance exams have made me feel a bit more deeply this time. I feel the same as my enthusiastic classmates, as I am familiar with the front of the canteen, and as well as under the tree. This time, my mind is not only about the splendid college life like Xia Hua, but also my reflection on my life over the past few years, as well as my uncertain future. Before the score is obtained, the mood is the most authentic. Maybe after the test, some things that should not be ignored will also be erased.

I don't know if this kind of book selling experience will be available in the future. If so, it's probably because I graduated from graduate school. I hope that at that time, I will be more fulfilled and anxious, with less regret and embarrassment.