Words of Thanks
As spring goes and autumn comes, I have been teaching for more than ten years without realizing it. The mystery of life lies in how people get along with each other. This journey of educating others requires us to be a lighthouse. The role of a lighthouse is to enable drifters to identify the correct direction. When people’s hearts are at peace, they can naturally move forward steadily. In our rush to catch up with the fast-moving train, we often ignore the fact that adolescence is a process of alternating joy and pain. The lifestyle of grandparents is very different from ours. If we want to communicate better, we must continue to study. This type of study may not take the form of formal courses, and there is no limit on the number of study hours; there may not be any certificates or awards, but in life, we should maintain an attitude of not being ashamed to ask questions, not denying new things based on our own experiences, and strive to build a platform for mutual communication, giving equal importance to life and learning. We must lead students to bravely face more unknown challenges so that we can grow together with the next generation.
