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What to worry?

Unless, of course, they have also been alerted to "the most helpful China Daily" by one of your professors. Frankly I don't know where your professor got that idea from - He must know something I don't know about China Daily.

That said, you're also worried over whether your "preparation is on the right way". This you can lay to sleep without remorse. Let's face it: no-one else knows for sure either. If they all choose to worry about it, they too can worry about it.

And you are "especially" concerned that "there is just a little more than one month to go."

Ditto above: it's the same for all other students. There's just a little more than one month to go before all of you file into the class room and face the music. If any other students worry about that fact, then it also can be a problem for them. On the other hand, if they don't worry about it, it won't be a problem.

So, that's what I'm saying - there's nothing to worry about.

But my worries are REAL, I seem to hear you insist. Well, if your worry about it, your worries must be real. So let's do something more about your worries, this time on a more practical level. Let me introduce you to Dr Wayne Dyer (Google him after the exams) who once made the same point (that there's nothing to worry about) with eloquence, to the following effect:

There are only two types of things we worry about. One, things we can do something about. Two, things we can't do anything about. With the things we can do something about, we do something about. So, why worry? Then there are the things we can't do anything about - but if we can't do anything about them, why should we worry about them?