C60 Is the World Going in the Right Direction or in the Wrong Direction

When Officer Wong brought the book he donated to Da Chacha Primary School, the weather in Dai Village had turned cold. Although it had already passed the rainy season, The rain still did not show any signs of diminishing. It was often cloudy and rainy in Dai Village. The drizzle lasted for a week. The children in the elementary school of Da Tea Village often attended classes at the same time. They observed the outside world through the window of the school building. The cool raindrops were like slanted lines on the window glass. They were looking forward to the sun rising. The sky in the distance was gray and blue.

It was not exactly grayish blue, but it was a mix of gray clouds and white clouds. It was more appropriate to say that the cage covered the sky. The clouds and the clouds were airtight without any gap. They were like balls of cotton floating in the air. The rain fell from the cotton. Such a scene was obviously not very comfortable. Fortunately, the children still had simple school buildings to shelter them from the wind and rain, allowing them to learn knowledge here. Even though there were large and small porcelain jars on the ground, Rainwater was dripping down from the roof, making a rhythmic "Ding Dong" sound.

Once the rain started to fall, the rain that couldn't flow away in time would leak down from the roof. This added some unforgettable memories to the children's learning time. Some water droplets splashed onto the books, some splashed onto the children's clothes. The scene was silent for a time.

No child felt wronged because of this, just like Tao Huizhen would never blame the podium for a scratch on the nail's head or leg. This was where they lived, the place where they grew up. They loved this piece of land, so they accepted everything here.

In the face of suffering, Tao Huizhen always said to her students, Believe it. These were all temporary. Furthermore, we can't turn a blind eye to the present. This is our starting point, the place to set off. It will also be the place to make us. On that day, Tao Huizhen's figure, who was reading books for the children, shuttled back and forth between the tables and chairs. Rainwater dripped down from the beams of the house, sometimes landing on her hair. She actually enjoyed that kind of moment. She was completely immersed in the ocean of stories. The sound flowed. That was after Da Tea Village Primary School received the donation of the school's excerpt book. The first time was when Tao Huizhen recited it for everyone, or rather, it was better to say that it was a lecture. It was because Tao Huizhen had described it vividly and emotionally. Helen Keller's book, If You Give me Three Days of Light, was really thought-provoking. Tao Huizhen described the life of herself as described by Helen Keller in the book. She told it to the children, and she was also intoxicated by it. More and more rain fell on her hair. It flowed down from her hair, and she looked like she was bathing in the sun. She continued to speak in a more passionate manner.

There weren't many books donated, roughly thirty to forty books. It was distributed by the welfare institute to the Department of Education. Originally, there might not have been a copy of Da Tea Village Primary School, but this packet was all old books.

Indeed, it was not as simple as old books. When Tao Huizhen was arranging and signing, she noticed that these books had been left behind by other primary schools. She pretended not to notice. As long as there were books, wouldn't it be enough? Da Tea Village Primary School didn't have high requirements. She looked at her children's innocent and happy faces and narrowed her eyes. Her eyes were filled with happiness.

As long as she could learn and change her fate through knowledge. Whether he could walk out of the mountains or stay in Dai Village, he had the ability to choose. There was nothing else to say.

"Thank you. " Tao Huizhen thanked Officer Wang. At that time, Officer Wang didn't stay any longer and left.

Perhaps he didn't receive the same amount of attention as the other students from other schools, but in the eyes of the students from Tea Village Primary School, these books. . . It was also a huge treasure. They were hungry and thirsty for these books. They understood the charm of knowledge better than others. They cherished the opportunity of learning knowledge that was hard to come by. The book that had been left behind in the back of the classroom for countless times was finally buried under the cabinet. Of course, The newspaper was still sent monthly.

Since then, class monitor Yu Er took over her job as a librarian. All students who wanted to study had to go through her permission to register and borrow books. They also had to return the books on time and were not allowed to be damaged.

Yu Er did it very seriously. Furthermore, Tao Huizhen discovered that Yu Er did not like the job of managing books. She really cared about the preservation of books and documents. She was very good at conserving. She would cry because the books had been dirtied and broken. For this, Tao Huizhen often comforted her.

Yu'er had already been promoted to the fifth grade. After Bai Junmao left, she was the most serious and the best student in the class. In terms of learning, she had no opponents. After the incident of "saving the little Peacock," she only admired Qiuhe and often interacted with her as sisters to learn and chat about dreams. She also danced. Fortunately, her dance was also very good.

Of course, there was also some awkwardness. Qiuhe and her views often had serious differences. For example, Qiuhe thought that everything in this world was reversed. Every time you get through a crisis, The next more challenging crisis will come as scheduled, so she will never let down her guard against anything. Yu'er did not think so. In her mind, this world was going in the right direction. There was a huge obstacle in front of her that blocked her way. As long as you get through this obstacle. . . The road ahead would be extremely smooth.

Ever since the donation of the textbooks to the Da Tea Village Primary School, everything had been going smoothly. It was just that in this drizzle, the corner of the school building that never let the rain fall. . . Suddenly, the rain began to leak at night. The dozens of books there were all soaked to different degrees. Because of this, Yu'er cried exceptionally sadly. She held the wet books in her arms and looked at the gray and blue sky outside the window. She helplessly squatted in the corner of the wall.

"Why is Yu Er crying again? You are already a fifth grade girl. " Tao Huizhen squatted beside Yu Er. "The value of a book is that someone can read it. As long as someone reads it. It will have value. The more people read it, the more people read it. The more valuable it is, the more valuable it will be. Do you know? So there's no need to worry if the book gets wet, as long as it doesn't affect reading. When the sun comes out, teacher will accompany Yu'er to sunbathe the book. "

" But. . . "Yu Er leaned on Tao Huizhen's shoulder.

"But what? We didn't do it on purpose. However, Yu Er still had to prepare a piece of plastic for the next time she saved the book. That would be best. " Tao Huizhen said," Look, the roof of the school dormitory is leaking rain everywhere. It can't be guaranteed that there will be even more leaks next time. Next year, we'll have to let Elder Li completely repair and repair it. But I'm also worried that his body won't be able to take it anymore. . . "

Elder Li's body was just like this school building, and it had reached a point where he had no choice but to take it seriously.

"That's right, wrap it up with plastic first and it won't get wet. I know, teacher. I will go and ask Elder Lee for one now. "

"Don't worry. " Tao Huizhen stood up and pointed at a corner of the table. She signaled Yu Er to put down the book in her arms. "I heard that Yu Er also loves dancing, right? How about you dance for Teacher? Do whatever you want. Teacher used to see outstanding children and juniors dance in the dance troupe. They hoped that Teacher could point out their shortcomings. But now, they can't see it anymore. "