His name is Chen. The first impression, handsome, well-proportioned, handsome face, exudes youthful vitality. The yellow suit he is wearing is obviously old, but it is very clean and tidy. Every button is buttoned carefully, even the discipline button of the uniform coat is buttoned meticulously. What is even more surprising is that when he spoke for the first time, he said in fluent Tibetan: "Thank you all the way. Do you like this school? " This not only narrowed the distance between teachers and students, but also made me feel awe of teachers: they are Tibetan-Chinese bilingual teachers. In the eyes of ordinary people, physical education teachers are generally strong male teachers; However, my PE teacher is a female teacher, surnamed Liu, older, with gray hair and many wrinkles on her forehead. Teacher Liu is very patient in class. Once in physical education class, Mr. Liu asked us to do warm-up activities first: unarmed exercises, then jogging on the playground, and then sprinting. After the warm-up activities, Mr. Liu let us rest for a few minutes, and then took us to practice skipping. At first, I didn't dance very well, and my classmates looked at me and smiled. Teacher Liu took me aside and opened a small stove for me, taught me by hand, patiently explained the essentials of the action, and showed me the action. Finally, under the guidance of Mr. Liu, I didn't start skipping until I could jump 10 continuously, and then I could jump 200 times a minute. Looking at my progress, Teacher Liu smiled with relief. Source: People's Weekly