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但愿能上130吧，虽然我感觉我大概率125都够不到
As one of the countless "cursed souls" who survived the 2025 Tianjin English College Entrance Exam (First Attempt), I must confess: this exam was a masterpiece of absurdity. From the "free piano tuner with too much time" in the cloze test (who even *does* that?), to the "Tai Chi-loving foreigner" in Reading B and the "unethical scientist obsessed with smell" in Reading C, the test designers seemed determined to outdo themselves in creativity. Let’s not forget Toby and his mirror twin Ybot—truly, a psychological thriller. And how could we overlook the chart analysis in the essay? Ah yes, "The Power of Museums"—because clearly, predicting visitor trends is every high schooler’s forte.
Despite the exam’s *innovative* cruelty (thanks, question-writers!), my score wasn’t a disaster. But here’s the twist: I’m diving back into English hell for the June retake. Why? Because giving up isn’t an option. I’ll grind through grammar drills, dissect more nonsensical reading passages, and maybe even practice writing essays about… I don’t know, astrological lawyers next time?
Looking ahead, vocational college awaits—a realm where practicality trumps abstract exam puzzles. Imagine mastering skills that *actually* matter, collaborating on projects, and yes, using English to connect with global peers. No more Ybots or smell-obsessed scientists—just real-world growth.
So, to the examiners: Bravo on your *quirky* imagination. But mark my words, this "cursed soul" will conquer June’s retake—and thrive beyond it.