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IdlierQuotes: 《中英》Difficult Exam

Everyone has a different question paper so don't let others' grades affect you. Worse if you try copying others. Failing or passing is how you perceive it. Not grades. Grades are insignificant. As long as you are happy, does it matter if you failed?

— Dickson Idlier



图片翻译词:生活是最困难的考试。许多人失败是因为他们尝试复制他人,不了解每个人都有不同的试卷。

每个人都有不同的试卷,所以不要让其他人的成绩影响您。如果您尝试复制其他人, 那更糟糕。失败或及格看您如何看待它。不是成绩。成绩微不足道。只要您感到幸福,就算失败了有关系吗?
— 闲人·迪克森


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