What impressed me most in my reading career was a math teacher in a primary school. In primary school, I was always at the bottom of my class because of my inferiority complex, but in this horrible semester, I met my teacher. When the teacher saw me for the first time, he seemed to see through my mind at a glance, took the person who often didn't like to talk to me to the office and gave me a piece of wood. "Although wood is simple, it can be made into fine products after careful carving. Give up, you can only be a piece of wood for a lifetime. " A simple sentence suddenly made me realize that my inferiority complex was ridiculous. Under the guidance of the teacher, I finally got out of the gloomy inferiority complex and gradually became a group leader and a member of the class.
Sometimes in retrospect, I really appreciate the mentor I met at that time, but unfortunately, the mentor lost contact after retirement.