Profile Writing - A Comprehensive Guide to Writing (Essential Edition)

Author: Chen Jiangong, Tan Tan, Bi Shumin, Gao Hongbo, Chen Shixu, etc. / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: I really like drawing, and I'm not bad at it either. I once drew cartoons for my dad and mom. Today, I picked up my paintbrush and tried to draw a self-portrait. I'm not pretty, but I have a bit of "personality." My eyebrows are curved, a bit too much, Mom calls them "8:20 style." My eyes aren't big, but they're bright and lively. I have a high nose bridge, and a slightly upturned mouth corner. Grandma says it's a "gold ingot mouth." Haha! This gold ingot isn't small! My biggest trait is that I love to laugh, and when I do, my eyes curve too, and naturally, my eyebrows curve even more. I always keep short hair and wear a tiny red straw hat on top, so my classmates call me "Little Red Riding Hood."
When it comes to my nicknames, there are quite a few—like "Little Ni Ping," "Golden Voice," "Story Bank," and so on. How come there are so many? Hehe, let me tell you! It's because I'm very active at school—giving speeches, singing, telling stories, dancing, hosting programs, and even playing little tricks that adults can see through at a glance. I also often participate in various competitions at the district and city levels, and I have a stack of certificates! Of course, I owe this to my teachers who nurtured me—they are "hardworking gardeners," and the honor should belong to them!
My teachers care about me very much, and my classmates also like me. They say I'm easygoing and not pushy. But in reality, I have many flaws, like being careless, forgetful, and sometimes losing focus during exams and "losing the Jingzhou" due to carelessness. However, as I grow older, I will correct my shortcomings. At school, I want to be a well-rounded student with specialized skills; at home, I want to be an independent and strong child.
Put down the "paintbrush," and see if it looks like me? Hmm, so-so! P4