Anyone who knows me will find it strange that I am poor at math and barely passed. Students who are seriously biased towards liberal arts suddenly thought of the math teacher on a whim.
The math teacher's name is Li. He left the middle part at that time, and he often wore a brown casual coat in his memory. Like other teachers, I always wear trousers with a pair of black leather shoes. It looks neat and concise, giving the impression that it is always full of vitality.
The facial features on the thin face are properly matched. Under the two dark knife-shaped eyebrows, sharp and wise eyes shine like eagle eyes. Eyes swept away, the naughty students in the class were silent, with two thin lips hanging under their low noses. During the lecture, the two lips move in a circle quickly, which has contributed to the glorious education.
Miss Li was in her early thirties, but she was already a backbone elite teacher in the school. He always likes to draw on the blackboard with a big square when giving lectures. Because sometimes geometry needs to draw some figures, and then he presses his triangular ruler on the blackboard, and suddenly all kinds of rectangular figures appear on the blackboard. He often draws with chalk in one go, quickly and well.
He is also a man of many talents. He can sing and dance a little. As the town is holding a student sports meeting in our school, there is an opening party, and more than ten people are needed to perform a large-scale dance program. Teacher Li will automatically sign up for rehearsal for two or three hours after class every day until the sports meeting opens in half a month. The performance of the program was very successful and was well received by teachers and students of all schools. Teacher Li said happily, "The hard work was not in vain. Just win glory for the school. " Everyone smiled with relief. ...
At the annual school New Year's Day Gala, everyone was fortunate to hear "Well-intentioned" sung by Mr. Li in a slightly hoarse and vicissitudes voice, which represented the true inner voice. The voice is unpretentious and moving to this day.
My hobby is liberal arts, so what impressed me most was that one of his science teachers told us something about literature. In fact, strictly speaking, it is not a literary matter. He only reads books and newspapers once in a while, and then repeats them. But because the Chinese teacher never said it, I still remember it. That's a math self-study class at night, right? This class is coming to an end. He told us Lu Xun's True Story of Ah Q and his Law of Spiritual Victory. The specific plot was vague, and he only remembered one sentence: "Revolutionary revolution has changed your fucking life!" Said this victory method is not desirable, encouraged us to study hard and not to be a Q … and talked about Han Han in the exam. At that time, I had just finished reading his "Triple Door" and "One Degree below zero", so I naturally paid more attention to it. He said: In a national composition contest, the examiner took out a glass half full of water and threw it into a crumpled paper ball. Then he pointed with his hand and said, "This is the topic of composition." After reading it, everyone didn't know what to say, so they couldn't write it. In the end, only a few people handed in their papers, the best of which was "Peeking at a Man in a Cup" by Han Han. This paper skillfully uses the phenomenon that paper balls sink into water to express the ups and downs of life, ups and downs, and vagrancy. Become a masterpiece, become famous for a while, and win the first prize. He encouraged us to learn Han Han's active thinking. Both liberal arts and science need active and rigorous thinking. ...
This is my math teacher.