Compuer Exam's over, yeah it's realy OVER.

Today I took the computer exam, which I was doomed to probably fail.
Though I didn't feel anything, no sorrow or worries, really nothing.
Which is why I am worried, for I don't feel anything about the HKCEE, a supposed-to-be one of the most important exams ever in everyone's life in Hong Kong, no nervousness, no panicking, no excitedness.
No happiness, absolutely blank as if nothing special is happening.
Maybe partly because I believe I'm going to study abroad, of which my CE results are not going to be considered for admission.
Moreover, Computer and IT is no way one of the six subjects that counts anywayz, making me feel that today's exam doesn't really mean much to me comparing to some other people, indeed.
Anyway I was exhausted afer the exam and after lunch I wasted no time having a nap, which lasts for 3 hours. (Haha.)
There'll be one week until my next exam is to be taken.
Wish me, and every candidate good luck (That seems impossible to me, as can't be all people have good luk at the same time right)

At 7:00pm I watched a TV programme. It talked about the phenomenon of the majority of students going to tutorial schools. one of the professor was talking. He said, "It's as a matter of fact not the tutorial schools the tie of the knot, but the education system in Hong Kong that urges students to aim for high marks in public exams. And we universities are really receiving those students with HIGH MARKS!!! In this way there's no way we can blame the tutorial schools nor the students who go to tutorial schools. One day the education system stands, this worrying phenomenon, bordering on tragedy, won't vanish by itself."

The education system nowadays is training "High Marks Handicapped" (高分低能), which generally lack creativity, to contribute to the society.

if you think it's nothing worth thinking over at all, think again.

Well, I don't have an implicit answer on myself right now, but I believe I'll have one in not long future.

Cheers,

Kelvin