Today, it's finally time to build a wall by yourself. Because I am the first group, I will build the wall first, and then plaster it on Thursday. I have listened to the teacher's theory about building a wall all day yesterday, but I still have no idea what the teacher said. When I returned to the dormitory at night, I looked at the training instruction to see if I could make it clear, but I still didn't. There's no way out, so we have to bite the bullet and see what happens today. At first, I looked at the things in the training room, and I really didn't know how to start. I saw that my classmates were scrambling to move bricks, stir mortar and pay off the line ... There was no way, so I had to be busy. I started by looking for a venue, and then I followed a series of procedures with my partner. When I made it, there were many problems: I didn't know how to find the right angle, I didn't know how much mortar to put, the two bricks were uneven, and a row of bricks always felt uneven … until the second brick was uneven, the brick was tilted, the mortar joint was not saturated, as if the bricks were stacked … At this time, I just built a few bricks, and I was exhausted. I really wanted to. What's the use of doing all this? Later, it took me a long time to convince myself that the teacher should think that we can find a solution through these relatively simple training, because I think that through these training, I know the principle, know the common problems and find a solution to the problem. So don't complain any more, do it honestly according to the teacher's method, and don't shrink back and be afraid of doing something wrong. I'm going to do a good job this time, pay more attention to the overall situation, and then slowly explore and take it seriously. Tomorrow is another day, and I must finish it seriously.