The inspiration comes from a famous saying in my life, and one sentence has always inspired me to move forward, that is, "learn from my mistakes." It was a math test. When the teacher handed out the test paper, I found that many topics were relatively simple, and I also did many topics. I was secretly happy. I answered this question, and I answered it quickly. It only took me about half an hour to finish the whole test paper. At this time, I found that no one can compare with me except me. I stole a look at the classmates sitting near me, and some of them didn't even finish one side. Even Ren and Liu Ye, who usually get good grades, frown. This sense of pride in my heart is getting stronger and stronger. I laughed at the classmate who wrote slowly in my mind, while playing tricks. Check, I have forgotten. I was the first to hand in my test paper when the bell rang. The next day, the teacher came to the classroom with the corrected test paper. Looking at the smiling expression on the teacher's face, I know everyone will do well in the exam this time. After the papers were handed out, I pricked up my ears and waited for the teacher's praise. "Liu, 100 points." "Zhang Jiangbei, 99.5 points." "Ren Asiana, 98 points." "Joung-ho Lee, 95 years old." ..... what? Not yet. Me. More than half of the students have understood the examination paper. Did the teacher forget? Maybe the teacher put it at the end to praise me? "Zhao Yilin, 8 1 min." Ah, 8 1? No. The teacher must have made a mistake, or the scores were miscalculated. No, teachers generally don't make such mistakes. I walked onto the stage with my head down and got back this long-awaited test paper. After a brief inspection, I found the mistakes in the test paper: two application questions were copied wrong, three calculation questions were calculated wrong, and there were many errors in filling in the blanks, judging and choosing. This "8 1" struck my ear like a lightning bolt, and I woke up like a dream; How dare I be careless when the whip hits my heart? This "8 1" is also my worst ever. After school in the afternoon, I went home with my head down. My mother asked me, "What's the matter, son? Why are you so sad? " I said, "I only got 75 points in the math exam yesterday." My mother came over and touched my head, comforting me and saying, "It's all right, son. As the saying goes,' once you eat, you gain wisdom'. " I listened to my mother's words, learned the lesson of this exam, and learned that no matter what I do, I should be serious again. This is not a story, but a profound philosophy. The famous saying "once you fall, you gain wisdom" will remain in my heart forever.