How to write a short travel biography

An autobiography is similar to writing a memoir. It collects the highlights and shortcomings of one's life and records one's growth process and ideological changes. An autobiography is a personal resume in narrative form. The content of an autobiography should generally include name, gender, age (or date of birth), family situation, education, part-time work experience, ideals and ambitions, etc. Since there are thousands of job seekers and each person's actual situation is different, content should be added or deleted based on the individual's actual situation. We believe that an autobiography serves a different purpose than a resume. Autobiographies focus more on literary color, which can reveal the cultural quality and language expression ability of job seekers, as well as your inner spiritual world. A resume only mechanically explains your experience.

You can make some appropriate comments based on truth to express your own opinions and opinions. Examples are as follows:

Example Reference Zhang ×× Autobiography

When it comes to my hometown - Guizhou Yanhe, people will always naturally associate it with the huge flood disaster in 1998.

197×year×month×day I was born in Zhongnan, a small county along the river that was settled that year. I spent my 1 to 5 years in Hainan Island, because my father served in a certain army on Hainan Island, and we lived there with the army for several years. Then he changed careers and returned to his hometown with his father.

My father had a great influence on me when I was growing up. My father has been in the army for many years and has integrated the unique temperament of former soldiers - uprightness and down-to-earth into his own blood and words and deeds. Therefore, I have also inherited some of my "father's ambitions" through my ears and eyes.

Although my family is relatively poor, it is harmonious and warm. In a simple and unpretentious environment, I live a simple but fulfilling life. When I was 6 years old, I started reading. I studied in a school in the county town from elementary school to junior high school. Because of my cheerful personality, my head teacher always assigned me to be a study committee member and also gave me a "good job" as a cultural committee member. ", so under the attack of "two jobs", I slowly developed the habit of doing things and studying in a planned way. Therefore, I am still grateful to my teachers to this day.

After graduating from junior high school, I was admitted to No. 1 Middle School and continued my life as a student. But in the second semester of my senior year in high school, a serious illness came unexpectedly, because it meant that I had to take the college entrance examination for the second year to take dozens of points more than others to go to the same school. Dad taught me another lesson at this time. He said that there is no point in pitying yourself or complaining about yourself. The key is to face the present and the future. After the college entrance examination, I was only admitted to Changde Normal University, but I stopped complaining and studied seriously and down-to-earth. When I graduated, I got the first place in the comprehensive evaluation of the whole department, and by the way, I also "abducted" a lot of "three good things" "Student" and "Excellent Learning Cadre" certificates.

Dad’s uprightness meant that we didn’t have many “high-ranking” friends in our family, so even though I ranked first in the comprehensive assessment, I was assigned to a relatively remote rural middle school. With the "favor" of the leader, the love of my colleagues, and the simplicity of study, I stayed there with all my heart and lived seriously. I occasionally took open classes and martial arts classes in the city; occasionally I gave two lectures to the Municipal Education Committee or the County Education Committee. A teaching paper. But my father once again changed my destiny. One of my father's former soldiers was now a big boss, so he tried every possible means to find his father and invited him to travel with him, traveling through most of China. After I came back, my father instilled in me a concept: young people should learn more, gain more experience outside, and go to the open cities in the south to exercise. So, I chose to apply for a graduate degree at Sun Yat-sen University, and in the autumn of 1998, I came to Guangzhou.

At Sun Yat-sen University, although I am not familiar with the place, my tutors and senior brothers take good care of me, and my father always "accompanies" me. I think I will definitely become a new me and continue to I will follow my own path in life seriously and down-to-earth.

I am about to graduate now, and I will continue to pursue the most valuable ideal in life - hoping to help people through the knowledge I have learned.