Chatting with boys on blind date is a very funny topic.

Chen Meili's husband, who was moved by China, died unexpectedly while fighting the mountain fire, leaving her tens of thousands of yuan in debt.

Six days after her husband died, she posted a notice to pay off her husband's debts. . .

Someone asked her why she posted a debt repayment notice, and she said that "it is only natural to pay back debts" (Baidu in detail)

Her answer didn't impress me at all. What moved her was the process of persistence. For example, experienced teacher Wu and others advised teachers: don't be too serious, just turn a blind eye to individual students.

But she didn't listen, and she was often angry and cried by a student. Repeatedly defeated and fought until graduation. The student hasn't changed.

The story begins. . .

How much injustice has she suffered? Why didn't she give up? Or are you about to give up and stick to it for what?

What did she do? Why didn't the students respect her? How sad and unwilling was she?

The starting point of new teachers is also very simple, to discover the stories behind them.

As long as it is out of "love", you can definitely think of the jokes you want in the discovery.

If the above stories are similar, it is purely coincidental.