A viral post recounts the story of a foreign teacher who, faced with an unresponsive classroom, resorted to folding clothes in frustration.
Netizens chimed in with their own experiences:
One foreign teacher initially admired Chinese students' discipline, but their silence eventually led to depression, prompting him to leave. A student, wanting to ease the awkwardness, made eye contact with the teacher—only to be called on three lessons in a row. Another foreign teacher quit after four years, feeling isolated from both students and colleagues. One student was praised for correctly pronouncing "the," only to realize the teacher's loneliness mirrored their own. A classmate responded to every question with a random textbook sentence, making the teacher believe he was fluent. A frustrated teacher once slammed the desk—only to injure himself. A student wanted to participate but felt too self-conscious to break the silence.
The post highlights the emotional challenges foreign teachers face in classrooms where interaction is scarce.
Source: 生活第一线
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