Having Just Become a Homeroom Teacher, He Was Subjected to a Series of Accusations, and Both the Principal and the Inspection Team Remained Silent

I had just started teaching first grade at a public elementary school when the education bureau's inspection team came to my door. They said someone had reported me for abusing my position as a homeroom teacher to accept bribes from parents. My investigation revealed that I simply gave half an ear of my own corn to students who hadn't eaten breakfast each day. A week later, the inspection team returned. They had received an anonymous report accusing me of violating regulations by physically punishing students and abusing minors. My investigation revealed that I simply picked up a child who had fallen and cried in the hallway and comforted him for ten minutes. Two weeks later, the inspection team knocked on my office door for the third time. This time, someone had reported me for moral depravity, alleging that I had misled parents.