Rant Show: I Angrily Criticized a Million Parents

Chapter 131: A Stone Thrown at a Dog's Barking - Who's Taking It personally?
Class 6, Grade 9, Zhenhai Middle School.

It had been a minute since the bell rang for class, but the students in the classroom were still walking around and chatting with each other.

After a while.

A student rushed in in a panic.

"The teacher is here!"

"Get back to your seat right now!"

"Are you the PE teacher?"

"No, it's Teacher Chen! I guess our PE teacher is feeling 'unwell' again."

"Oh my god..."

Instantly, the entire classroom echoed with sighs.

The next second, the door was pushed open.

"What's wrong? You guys really don't want me to come to class?"

Ms. Chen, the Chinese language teacher, walked in with a smile.

Teacher Chen is quite young and well-maintained; she looks to be in her early twenties at most, and is actually no more than thirty years old.

Moreover, her face exudes a youthful and vibrant energy, full of the vigor that only young people possess.

Judging from her smile, she was in a very good mood today, and this happiness was completely undisguised.

See this situation.

The students in the class, who had been disappointed that their PE class had been taken over by the Chinese teacher, instantly lost all their joy.

Instead, there was excitement!
Excitement overload!
If an outsider saw this, they would definitely find this change very strange.

However, if anyone knew what happened in this class two weeks ago, they would understand why their expressions had changed so drastically.

All because of one person.

That's Zhou Yang!
Zhou Yang's performance in the "Teen Roast" completely won over Teacher Chen.

Unlike those older teachers who had been assimilated by the corrupting influence of the teaching profession, Ms. Chen had only graduated a few years prior and was in her early twenties.

My school experience remains vivid in my memory.

In the first episode of "Teen Rant," she empathized with the students who dared not express their true thoughts and could only read from scripts.

because.

She had experienced the same thing before.

At the age when they should be speaking the truth and being the most carefree, they are forced to wear adult suits and say things they don't mean.

They should have spoken out for the students and teenagers they represented.

However, he betrayed the people he represented.

If young people don't even dare to speak their minds or tell the truth, what future does the country have?

and so.

When she saw Zhou Yang grab the microphone and speak the truth of the boys.

she felt.

A certain string in my heart was touched.

From that moment on, she became Zhou Yang's fan and listened attentively to every word he said.

She wholeheartedly agreed with what Zhou Yang said later.

Even through the screen, she wanted to applaud Zhou Yang. The next day, she unusually skipped class and instead showed her students Zhou Yang's performance.

I spent the entire two class periods watching it.

After watching it, Teacher Chen asked the students to share their opinions.

At the beginning.

The students were still hesitant, feeling that Teacher Chen was entrapping them.

So, the first few students were called out.

Without thinking twice, they started criticizing Zhou Yang.

"This Zhou Yang, all he does is try to attract attention. Do we have a lot of homework? I don't think so at all! Homework is like our enemy; we can't compromise on it in the slightest. Anyone who backs down is a coward, a wimp!"

"I agree with the class representative's statement; this is typical surrenderism. I have no kinship with homework! So what if I have to stay up all night? We Chinese youth are meant to be able to endure hardship!"

"The class representative and the academic representative are absolutely right, but I'd like to add something. Zhou Yang doesn't represent us; he only represents those students with poor grades. Anyone who agrees with Zhou Yang is just like him—it's like throwing stones at a dog—so please don't take it personally..."

……

Teacher Chen looked very unpleasant.

These students all had excellent grades and usually followed her instructions very closely.

In retrospect, it was nothing more than blindly following others.

She sighed inwardly. Not everyone has the courage of Zhou Yang. Most people are simply conformists and selfish.

After a pause, Teacher Chen spoke up. "But I think what Zhou Yang said is very true."

Ah!
The student who had just spoken was instantly dumbfounded.

The student who said "the stone hits the dog" was especially regretful; he wished he could disappear into a hole.

“I understand why you said that, but in my class, I don’t want to hear hypocritical flattery, I only want to hear the truth.”

At this moment, a student mustered up the courage to speak.

"Actually... our school isn't as tiring as he described, and the workload isn't as exaggerated as he said, but if I write seriously, I still have to stay up until midnight."

After listening to what he said.

The students next to him quickly chimed in.

"No wonder you've been copying my homework lately, it turns out you can't finish it yourself..."

Hahaha……

The class burst into laughter.

However, no one paid any attention to it.

It was just a minor incident.

But a few days later, everyone discovered...

The workload has actually decreased!
They soon learned from other teachers that it was Teacher Chen who worked hard to get it for them.

Some students with poor grades who used to copy homework have stopped doing so.

Start doing your homework seriously.

However, learning is not like leveling up in a game; it doesn't yield immediate results just by being diligent. They were still working relatively slowly and had a low accuracy rate.

But Teacher Chen didn't care.

I very generously told them that everything is difficult at the beginning, but as long as you are serious, you will make progress.

Encouraged by this, they began to seriously catch up on their previous lessons.

When I encounter something I don't understand, I start to boldly ask the teacher.

I only found out after asking.

Teachers are normal people too, not unapproachable. They won't scold students for not knowing something; instead, they'll encourage them to ask more questions.

of course.

I watch Zhou Yang's show every week.

It also became a fixed habit in the class.

However, the class's grades did not decline; instead, they gradually improved.

Therefore, after learning that Teacher Chen had taken over the PE class, no one had any objections.

"You guys finally got to have your PE class, and I took it from you! Aren't you angry?"

"Don't be angry!"

The students answered in unison.

"Just return it next time."

"One student added mischievously."

Teacher Chen smiled and glared at him.

"Alright, bring your thoughts back to reality."

"We won't watch Zhou Yang's show today, because I know you've already watched it at home."

"Today, we are writing an essay."

"The teacher will write with you too."

"The topic is the development of China."

"I hope you can take Zhou Yang's perspective as a reference, but avoid making it too lofty. Try to write about what we have seen and heard, as well as some of our own aspirations..."

Don't feel pressured!

"I won't give scores, everyone feel free to do whatever you want."

"Just write down what's on your mind."

Hearing what the teacher said.

The whole class immediately sprang into action.

Even Teacher Chen opened her fountain pen, held the nib, and her thoughts began to wander.

Although many people envy the teaching profession.

However, she knew that she was one of those ordinary people that Zhou Yang was talking about.

(End of this chapter)