At the age of 13, I received a letter from my parents. The letter ____1____ my school life.

It was the end of the first term at my new school. I got a very ____2____ score in the final exam. It was the worst score that I had ever had. And it felt like everyone in the class laughed ____3____ me. I felt so ____4____ that I lost my hope.

One day, ____5____ I arrived home, my parents noticed my problem and asked me what had happened. I told them the truth. Instead of being angry with me, they said nothing. The next morning, when I ____6____, I found there was a letter on my desk. It was from my parents. In the letter, they told me, “Everyone in the world wants to win, ____7____ none of them can always win, so it’s important for you to learn from failure and don’t lose your hope. We believe you can succeed one day.” Suddenly, I felt warm in my heart. The ____8____ cheered me up. After I thought about my failure ____9____, I found out the reasons and made a plan. By doing so, I learned a lot and became more and more confident.

From my experience, I learned that to be confident is the best way to solve difficulties.

Believe in ____10____, and I will win. I’ll remember this forever.