Two minutes later, Shen Shiyi looked at all the students in the room.
"Is everyone ready? We'll be in two groups, one in front of the other, and I'll be checking everyone's rows."
The students straightened their posture and spoke loudly and clearly.
"Ready?"
Shen Shiyi stepped down from the podium and started from the first two rows on the left side of the door. Shen Shiyi pointed to the first person in the first row.
"You'll do it. Look what he's thinking right now." His deskmate stared intently at him, and the boy pursed his lips, trying to guess.
He was thinking, "Let's see if you can guess what I'm doing."
Upon hearing this, all the students laughed, while Shen Shiyi shook her head.
"No, look, although his eyes are looking at you, his shoulders are relaxed, which proves that he is relaxed at this moment, not what you said. Moreover, you are guessing directly based on facial expressions. When we want to know someone's psychology, in addition to facial expressions, we also need to observe their behavior. To put it bluntly, we need to look at the details. We use details combined with facial expressions and body language to judge a person's psychology, rather than guessing. Do you all understand?"
The students nodded slightly.
"clear."
Shen Shiyi arrived at the third or fourth row.
"The four of you take turns telling me what I'm thinking right now." The four were taken aback. Weren't you supposed to be classmates?
Shen Shiyi crossed her arms and stared straight ahead. The four people looked at each other in surprise.
The first student stood up and took the initiative to express his opinion.
"Professor, you must be thinking about something right now, and something quite important."
Shen Shiyi looked up at him.
How do you know?
The student pursed his lips.
"When you cross your arms, it usually means you're thinking or thinking about something important or someone."
The students nodded slightly, agreeing with what she said. Shen Shiyi merely smiled slightly, leaving the students puzzled; what did the professor mean by that?
Grandpa Su spends his days playing chess with Uncle Ning at the old house, or fishing, or brewing and drinking tea.
Uncle Ning, who was drinking tea, saw the old man's leisurely appearance every day and had no idea what he was really thinking.
"Just say what you have to say. Keeping it bottled up inside will only make you sick."
Ning Bo sneered.
"I'm just curious, sir, aren't you really worried about the company?"
Grandpa Su looked up at him and then smiled.
"What's the use of worrying? I'm getting on in years, I have to learn to delegate, otherwise the younger generation will always get in the way."
Uncle Ning nodded.
"That's true."
Grandpa Su picked up his teacup and took a small sip.
"When you get old, it's a virtue to avoid causing trouble for the younger generation, hahaha."
Uncle Ning laughed after hearing this.
Sophie Qu and her two children were basking in the sun on the lawn outside, playing happily.
The four of them lay on the spread-out cloth, closing their eyes to enjoy the sunlight filtering through the trees.
"Grandma, when is Mom coming back?"
Sophie turned to look at Gu Niansi.
"Grandma doesn't know either."
Shen Zhifan sat up to answer his sister's question.
“Niannian, Mom can’t come home often because of her job. We should be understanding so that she can work better and earn money to buy us food, toys and drinks.”
Hearing her brother's answer, Gu Niansi nodded obediently.
"Then I won't ask anymore. Mom is earning money to support us."
Upon hearing this, Aunt Qu couldn't help but reach out and pat the little girl's head.
"Niannian is such a good girl."
Gu Niansi smiled brightly after receiving the praise. She then sat up, took out her tools, picked up a large apple, and used the peeler to peel it off quickly. Gu Niansi happily took the apple off.
"Grandma, you can have some apples."
Sophie took a look, stood up and took it.
"Thank you, Niannian."
Gu Niansi pursed her lips and spoke.
"You're welcome."
Sophie took the prepared fruit knife, cut the apple into four pieces, and handed them to the three people in turn.
"Thank you, Sister Fei."
"Thank you, Grandma."
"Grandma, thank you."
Sophie smiled gently and kindly.
"You're welcome, our little princess Nian Nian."
Gu Niansi smiled happily, took a big bite of the apple, and began to eat it with relish.
Grandpa Su looked up at the French windows and saw the group sitting up and eating. He smiled and pursed his lips.
"Having kids at home definitely makes things much more lively."
Uncle Ning started to joke.
"Don't worry, sir. The young mistress and her husband will surely send good news soon."
Grandpa Su laughed heartily.
"Thank you for your kind words. Let's continue drinking tea."
Ten minutes later, Gu Niansi ran in wearing cute sandals, carrying two pieces of cantaloupe in her hand.
"Great-grandfather, have some fruit."
Grandpa Su quickly caught her and lovingly supported the little girl.
"Thank you, Grandpa Great-Nian. Take it easy."
Gu Niansi nodded obediently and cutely.
"good."
Uncle Ning accepted the cantaloupe she offered.
"Thank you, Miss Niannian."
Grandpa Su looked outside and met Su Fei's gaze. He spoke kindly.
"Niannian, go out and play with your brother."
Gu Niansi nodded obediently.
"Okay, I'm leaving now."
The little girl kept turning back to look at him as she ran outside, urged on by the old man. The two elderly people watched this scene with smiles.
He finally felt the joy of family life, and Grandpa Su smiled contentedly.
The two continued to brew tea, taking turns and having a great time.
Qin Ziming, who was working diligently, saw a post on her aunt's WeChat Moments while browsing her own and couldn't help but comment.
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