[The story of a strict Chinese language teacher from a rich family and a genius math teacher from a poor family each healed his childhood.
Lin Mo has always wanted to hold Xu Xunzhou's shiny white left hand with clear joints - his right hand bears too much weight and he writes, draws, plays and turns over music. Even the thin callus under the first knuckle of his thumb reminds Lin Mo of the class difference between Xu Xunzhou and himself. He didn't like to play games or basketball, he just hoped that he could have something worthy of Xu Xunzhou - while taking into account the fact that he was poor.
Xu Xunzhou always wanted to be a good boy. But he seems a bit stupid and will never become the favorite of the two professors. It's not that he doesn't rebel, his rebellion never gets a response. His most rebellious thing is to be a good teacher, not a famous professor.
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I would like to pay tribute to Mr. Akutagawa's "The Life of a Certain Idiot" with this article. I firmly believe that the beauty in the world is enough to heal everything, and we will eventually grow, improve, and find the true meaning of our lives. At the same time, I also pay tribute to the teachers I met in elementary school, junior high school, high school, and university, and thank them for their contributions to education.
Intention: Thank you for the warmth we encounter in our lives.