Teacher Du smiled and nodded, her heart filled with warmth and gratitude.

Unlike other snobbish teachers, he felt that some of the poor students were actually more humane than many of the high-achieving students.

Having taught for over a decade and seen countless graduates go through life, Teacher Du has many feelings about this.

To this day, those who visit him during holidays are mostly his former students who didn't do well academically, and they show him great respect. Meanwhile, his former top students rarely think of him as their teacher.

Of course, it's also possible that those top students are too busy with work or live too far from Pingjiang City to visit him.

But it was precisely because of his personal experience that Mr. Du treated good students and bad students equally. As long as they were his students, he would treat them equally regardless of their grades.

Moreover, the college entrance examination is not the only way out for students.

Of course, if one can get into a good university, everyone will be happy.

However, if you really don't have a talent for learning, Teacher Du believes there's no need to be discouraged. There are 365 professions, and every profession can produce an expert. If you can't get into university, you can learn a trade and still become a person who contributes to society.

Many of the underachieving students he taught before are now very successful, working as contractors, restaurant owners, transportation company owners, or factory owners, and are no worse off than some of the top students who went to university.

Teacher Du believes that grades are not the standard for measuring students, but rather—

conduct!

As long as a child has good character, regardless of their academic performance, they are a good child in Teacher Du's eyes.

"You guys should hurry up and go to class, the bell is about to ring."

Teacher Du urged Ye Qingqing and Tang Yuanyuan to hurry up.

Tangyuan blushed and took out a paper packet from her pocket, handing it to Teacher Du. Her voice was so soft it was like a mosquito's buzz, "Teacher Du, this is some homemade candied tangerine peel. You and Nuonuo can both eat it."

Nono is Teacher Du's daughter, named Du No, a very cute little girl.

After saying that, Tangyuan ran out of the office, as if Teacher Du would refuse her snack if she ran a little slower.

"Teacher, I'm leaving too. Tangyuanyuan's desserts are delicious. Her dad is a great chef!"

Ye Qingqing said something, then turned and ran away.

Teacher Du held two paper packets in her hands, one containing cough pills and the other containing dried tangerine peel candy. She smiled and shook her head, but her heart softened.

He took a piece of candied tangerine peel and put it in his mouth. It was sweet and sour, with a hint of bitterness, which mixed together to create a very special flavor that spread in his mouth and moistened his throat.

Amazingly, after nearly ten minutes, Teacher Du found that he hadn't coughed at all, and his throat had never felt so comfortable.

He knew it must have been Ye Qingqing's pills that worked. He never expected the little girl's medicine to be so powerful; it was amazing.

Teacher Du carefully wrapped the candied tangerine peel and cough pills. She would take the pills herself and give the candied tangerine peel to her daughter. Her family was poor and her daughter rarely had candy. Teacher Du felt very guilty towards her daughter.

However, he also had to give Ye Qingqing the money for the pills; as a teacher, he couldn't take advantage of his student!

This weekend, Ye Tong went home and was brought back by the school bus. The next day, Ye Qingqing took Xiao Tong to the Lu family. She was going to give Lu Mo acupuncture and relieve her lovesickness.

I haven't seen Big Wood for a week, I really miss him!

But as soon as Ye Qingqing stepped into the Lu family home, she discovered that there were uninvited guests, and her face darkened.