First meeting
-Здравствуй is a more formal way of saying "hello" in Russian.
-Здравствуй
Under the podium, the students repeated this simple greeting in a young, unfamiliar and strange tone, but I continued to look at this teacher. I heard that he was the youngest teacher in the School of Foreign Languages, but he did not have the arrogance of ordinary turtles. There was a calm atmosphere under the formal smile at the corner of his mouth.
One year later
-What is her relationship with you?
-Teacher Fan, you are taking too much care. You have forgotten our relationship.
I didn't dare to look into his eyes, and looked down at the edge of the stone path on the ground. I heard him chuckle, "very beautiful," but I didn't know how to continue.
-досвидания
-до... до свидания
His farewell was incomprehensible, so I braced myself to reply, turned around and left quickly.
Five years later
-Teacher Fan, I finally figured it out
-It's been two years since I graduated, and I've already changed careers. Why are you still calling me a teacher?
-I... I want to be with you, I really do