Lin Zijun: Let the students think that they only attended 10 minutes.

Lin Zijun, who once worked in an enterprise and returned to school to teach, is an important promoter of "learning to think big and teach big" and is often invited to give lectures in public. Last winter, the temperature was only 13 degrees, wet and cold, but the classrooms in Lin Zijun were full of excitement. Her Mandarin class is open to the public. In addition to the teachers of two foreign schools sitting at the back of the classroom, the photography teams of three major TV stations in South Korea also came to learn from her and seek tips that might break the rigid education in South Korea.

Although I was flattered to be invited to give a public lecture at Laoling Primary School in Shandong Province, China, I hesitated. It was not until I caught a glimpse that Mr. Zhang Huicheng was also invited to give a lecture, and there was an open class, and the opportunity was rare that I crustily skin of head agreed to this impossible task.

I chose Lin's Sun in Winter, Childhood, Camel Team and Chen Xinghui's Childhood, Summer, Cotton Candy as teaching materials, both of which are about recalling childhood.

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