Now I am a sixth-grade student. When it comes to my study, all kinds of tastes can be described as "ups and downs".

Let's talk about my sour feeling first. That sour feeling is really unpleasant. On that day, when I got home after failing the exam, I wanted to sign my parents' autographs. At that time, my harsh and aggressive father stared at me with terrible eyes, which immediately made me feel afraid. My mother's critical and sad words came into my ears. Tears in my eyes had already welled up and rolled in my eyes.

Although it was so sour, I also got the reward of excellent grades-sweetness. On Thursday, I got a 100 in the math exam. At that time, I walked into the classroom as if I were in a beautiful field, which seemed so quiet. The praise of the teacher and my parents was vivid. My heart was as sweet as drinking honey, as if I were going to sing a song of victory from my heart.

In return, my parents' expectations are getting higher and higher. Alas, that's only bitter. Every night, on a quiet night, I still swish and write desperately by bright lights. The next day, my cough came from my mouth and I had to endure a cold to go to school.

I don't want to mention the bitterness. The most severe thing is spicy. One Friday afternoon, the teacher shouted at me with the greatest strength in my life: "Stand up for me." I stood up trembling, my hands kept shaking. The teacher slapped the test paper on my desk, and 79-point Chinese characters caught my eye. I was shocked. My classmates looked at me with surprise, and some even secretly snickered. ......

Yes, students have all kinds of attitudes towards learning. I believe I can get sweet laughter and tears from these three tastes: sour, bitter and spicy!