One thing about farm work that strongdeeply impressed me was pulling stone mills.

Every time I doid that, I always feelt dizzy and vomited, and those kinds of feelings are extremely horrible.

So I thought I wasn’t qualified to be a farmer, and if I became a farmer, I would die forom not producing enough food to eat.

If I was growing up in the nineties, I probably would not have a good grade in school, because I didn’t really have toit wasn't necessary.

I assume you mean you didn't need to have good grades in school?

I could dorun a small business and, work ion a private enterprise for a living, andor something like that, but in the early eighties, these kinds of livelihoods were all impossible.

There are many limitations in a person’s life, including personal, historical and social limitations.

When I was a kid, It seemed Ito hadve a weak body when I was a kid, and I had to do some farm work.

One aspect/part of farm work that strongly impressed me was pulling stone mills.

aspect or part both work

Every time I do thaid it, I always feel dizzy and vomited, and those kinds of feelings are extremeit felt incredibly horrible.

More of preference, to me this sounds more natural

So I thought I wasn’t qualified to be a farmer, and if I became a farmer, I would die forom not producing enough food to eat.

At that time, the only thing I could do to avoid being a farmer was to study hard to get a job assigned by the nation.

If I was growing up in the nineties, I probably would not have a good grade in school, because I didn’t really have to.

I could dorun a small business and work in a private enterprise for a living, and something like that, but. But, in the early eighties, these kinds of livelihoods were all impossible.

There are many limitations in a person’s life, including personal, historical, and social.

But anyway, I am satisfied with my current situation.

But tThis is enough.

When I was in elementary school and middle school, why did I study hard?

alternatively: When I was in school, why did I study hard?

Every time I doid that, I always feelt dizzy and vomited, and tnauseous. Those kinds of feelings awere extremely horrible.

So I thought I wasn’t qualified to be a farmer, and if I became a farmer, I would die for notnot be able to producinge enough food and would starve to death.

At that time, the only thing I could do to avoid being a farmer was studying hard to get a job assigned by the nation.

If I was growing up in the nineties, I probably would not have a good grade in school, because I didn’t really have tohe motivation for it.

I could do a small business and work in a private enterprise for a living, andor something like that, but in the early eighties, theseis kinds of livelihoods were allfe was impossible.