"Everything is an instant, everything is the past, and the past will become the most intimate memory." This is a famous saying of the great poet Pushkin. Do you know what this means? Before, I really didn't understand. Now, I understand.

Going to school in the sixth grade can't help but make me feel some pressure, but I feel real warmth. Not long ago, our school was holding the "Jin Juhua" oral composition competition. I signed up for the competition, and I was lucky to be selected. I was about to go with two other students when I saw the teacher copying homework on the blackboard and talking about something very important. I am so anxious. What should I do with my homework after the game? Missing a class in the sixth grade is a very important loss! I took part in the competition with a nervous heart. Somehow, I'm really scared. The teacher told me a new lesson. What should I do if I don't understand it?

After the game, school is over. Alas! When I got home, I sat on the sofa like a deflated ball. "Di Lingling-Di" a quick phone call stopped me. I picked up the receiver distractedly and asked, "Hello, who is this?" "It's me." It's a classmate in our class! She told me my homework and every question. I'm so happy! There is such a good classmate who told my teacher every key point. She told me voluntarily, about an hour or so! Later, the results were still good, and I was very clear about the key points the teacher said. I really want to say, "Thank you! Classmate! "

In every competition after that, I paid extra attention because I knew my classmates were cheering for me.

Five years ago, we were sitting in the classroom. That is a kind of fate. In five years, we quarreled, quarreled, laughed and cried together. Now in the sixth grade, it is really "everything is an instant, everything is the past, and that past will become the most intimate memory." My classmates and I learn from each other, encourage each other, and grow and progress. Friendship, a valuable friendship.

I like Pushkin's famous saying. I will cherish what my classmates are reading now, cherish every minute, cherish each other, and I will cherish a precious affection and friendship in my heart! Precious memory!