Hello Teacher

Dear Teacher J: Hello! It's been almost half a year since I left my alma mater. Losing the benefit of lessons will lead to more years. Although, I am eager to hear your teachings again. But in the end, because I am ashamed of my own shallowness, I always have to give up with regret. However, the admiration in my heart has not weakened at all due to the passage of time. The nostalgic heart is obsessed with the eternal past; while the ignorant and chaotic me is hungry for new knowledge. Your teachings in simple terms made me enlightened and amazed. "Literature is the path to loneliness." "The key to writing is to have a sense of proportion." "We must understand and grasp the inner world of the characters from the complex and intense conflicts." "Don't be an 'avant-garde'." This concise and concise talk about the experience accumulated over the years has dispelled the fog in my mind and clarified the confusion in my consciousness. It left a profound impact on me. Those two thin notebooks still often give me useful help and wisdom enlightenment. You not only use practical and effective teaching methods to cultivate and stimulate students' enthusiasm for learning and interest in writing, and train and improve our ability to use knowledge flexibly, but you also have very strict requirements on us. This serious and responsible attitude makes the students feel both reverence and fear for you. I still can't forget the scene when you criticized the girl who didn't speak fluently in public. At that time, I felt a little sorry for her, and felt that you were too harsh and unreasonable. Because after all, this is a highly conscious exercise. Besides, she is so shy by nature.