The last examination in my college life, Finite Element Method, signed a signature on the terminal of all my tests, ever since 1990.

There are totally eight questions and they are everything about Applied Elasticity, Virtual Work Principle, Plane Stress and Plane Strain problems, processes of FE Analysis, Equations of Equilibrium and Compatibility, Differences of Triangle and Rectangle Elements, the Displacement Function, and the relationship between partial and holistic Coordinates. The calculation issue was the FE Analysis for Truss Framework. To be able to solve it, one should learn Calculus, know how to integral and differential, acknowledge theoretical and material mechanics, and the most important, to be familiar with Linear Algebra, for matrixes calculation. I finished it in a fastest speed that I could, ‘cause in my head no care of the exam exists any more. All I want is to say goodbye to those damned examinations. （如果对力学么兴趣，请跳过这一段）

I celebrated today by singing loudly in the doom in heavy music, and my roommate cheered his victory by handing in his exam paper first in the classroom. So far we all have escaped from the evil hands of the exams. Look back on them no matter what scores we have had, we feel tired and exhausted, in this kind of campuses. I am not fear of the exams, but I sit here and ask myself, I took them for what. The truth is, I gained few skills from hundreds of exams except the skill to get marks. That’s the grief I had for a long time.

But finally, the farewell comes. I shall no longer suffer from these disgusting things, even though I am applying for a master’s program. I know what master will do is not aiming on the exams, but something really worthy dealing. Creative outcomes and innovations can bring me joys and funs. I am now full of illusions of my life in the future, successfully enrolled in my yearning university. Yes, all the assumptions are based on I continue my education out of mainland.

If I could, I surely would hold my dream. But what is waiting for me, study or work, I could not tell.