I Really Am a Superstar.

Summary

The story is about a class of students who are given a writing assignment to write a composition about a plant. Chen Chen, a quiet and reserved student, is struggling to write her essay. Her father, Zhang Ye, is present in the class and tries to help her. Despite Chen Chen's initial reluctance, Zhang Ye eventually writes the essay for her, praising the white poplar tree. The essay is read aloud in class, and the language teacher is impressed. However, Chen Chen's essay is read last, and Tong Tong, a classmate who doesn't get along with Chen Chen, tries to show off her own essay. Zhang Ye is concerned about how Chen Chen will be received by her classmates and the language teacher. The class is being observed by school leaders and officials from the Beijing Education Bureau, which adds pressure to the students. Chen Chen's lack of progress on her essay causes concern for Zhang Ye, who eventually decides to write it for her. The essay is a beautiful tribute to the white poplar tree, highlighting its unique characteristics and the impact it has on the environment. The story explores themes of creativity, perseverance, and the importance of nurturing children's talents. It also touches on the complexities of human relationships and the challenges of being a parent.

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