【College Activities】014+Unforgettable Lessons from Teachers+Fish in the Desert

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A previous post was made, and someone commented that the school at that time could be considered legitimate; I think it could indeed be regarded as such. A common saying back then was “Suffer in high school, have fun in college” – once you got to college, no one paid attention to you. As for the general courses, it wasn’t very difficult to pass them; there was no mandatory attendance, and there were only a few classes per day, so people didn’t take those classes very seriously either. ---------------------------- I remember that not long after a specialized course started, the students behaved as usual: the teacher was lecturing while some students chatted, dozed off, or read novels. But still, everyone was present. -------------------------------- The teacher was a polite and refined person, but he became angry upon seeing this situation. He put down his chalk and asked seriously, “Do you know why there are two doors in the classroom?” Seeing that the teacher was unhappy, the students stopped acting sneaky, and the whole classroom fell silent. When the teacher saw that no one spoke, he said calmly but firmly, “Since you all don’t know, let me tell you. The classroom is a place provided by the school for us to study. Those who want to study should enter through the front door, while those who don’t want to study should leave through the back door.” After hearing this, all the students lowered their heads; some were ashamed and blushed, while others simply started writing silently. The whole classroom became quiet again ----------------------------