JC Immersion & my uncompleted school life(Sun Zeyu)

One pleasant thing with a little shallow sadness is that JC immersion successfully reminded me of my life in my primary school, secondary school and middle high school. It brought me back to that stage of my life, which is never coming back; which I shall never experience; which has become a permanent past tense in my whole life. It abruptly occurs to me that the reason why so many people want to live their life for a second time is not because of the things they regret; it is because of things they treasure. The past pleasant times, which were not enjoyed fully by them, always passed too fast for them to get them back. They passed so fast, so quietly, so mercilessly, leaving only the memory. In my mind, in-school education can be taken as a part of one’s whole in all dimensions. Primary school, secondary school and middle high school is one part of one’s educational life stage, while university is another stage. In university you can never have a close bunch of classmates with whom, closely, you share your smile, your tears, your flag-raising site, your horrible exam marks, your head-teacher assembly as well as nearly one sixth of your life.

The moment when I notice the hyper-active atmosphere in physics class, I felt like I suddenly fell back into the best time of my school life-last year in secondary school. It is amazing how much fun these JC guys can have with each other in physics class. They hide their desk-mate’s stationary, pass it one by one; just wait the poor guy to shout and all of them laugh together. It sounds childish; however, everyone who has attended a basic education can form this picture in mind since it is so popular internationally among our energetic, active and hyperactive students.

So, send my sincere gratitude to this JC immersion. No doubt that man can never walk back into his history, just like arrow never turns its head. However, I had an illusion of re-experiencing my first stage educational life-the part always standing for purity, immaturity but naively happiness.

Past happiness can only be re-tasted in memory, which is the fated sadness of all human beings. JC has assisted me to comprehend it in a deeper way as well as a wiser way.