I was deskmate with him in high school. His grades are much better than mine. He is a very clever man, and those math teachers know nothing about it. But he never slackened off in his studies. He has made more efforts than ordinary people, so it is understandable to get better grades than others.
In winter, he insists on coming to the classroom for self-study at half past six every day. He is the first person to come to the classroom every day, so the head teacher simply gives him the key to the class for safekeeping. He comes to the classroom first and leaves the classroom last every day.
After school at noon, all the students rushed to the canteen to eat. He always went to eat half an hour after school. He said that there were few people in the canteen at that time, so there was no need to queue, which could reduce the queuing time. But at that time, there were not many dishes in the canteen, all of which were left by others, so he persisted for three years.
Once I took the subway with him, and before the subway came, he opened hundreds of words on his mobile phone and memorized them, cherishing the time to this point.
On weekends, other students either go out to play or sleep in the dormitory. He will choose to study in the classroom. He is very disciplined.
On New Year's Eve of Senior Three, I went to his house and asked him out to play. His parents said he was doing his homework in the room, so I gave up the idea of asking him out to play and solved the problem with him.
Everything comes to him who waits, so his college entrance examination results are quite beautiful.
After he went to college, he still studied very hard and won the national prize every year, never falling behind.