What are the endings of the weekly journal?

This week I did a lot of things, not only learned the basics of hard-copy calligraphy, but also taught myself the skills of handmade paper-cutting, and at the same time I also in the classmates' help to make up for the lessons I fell behind before.

Through these things, I learned about the profoundness of the art of calligraphy and paper-cutting in our country, expanded my hobbies and interests, and also made great progress in my study program. In the next week, I will continue to learn the knowledge and skills related to calligraphy and paper-cutting while ensuring that I don't fall behind in my studies, so that I can gain more from both my studies and skills.

Note

First, review the week's experiences. Since a weekly journal is a record of what you saw, heard, and felt during the week, write the ending with a recap of what you saw, heard, and felt during the week.

Second, summarize what you learned this week. After reviewing the week's experiences, you are bound to get something from what you have seen and heard, so the next step needs to be to write about what you have gained or been inspired by through these experiences this week.

Third, the arrangement of next week's plan. In addition to writing about what you have gained this week, you need to have a plan for next week's study and living arrangements, and write out your plan.