Xu Zhicheng was a veteran teacher at Jiangcheng University. He had stepped onto the podium at the age of twenty, and now, twenty-five years later, he was still teaching.
Being a veteran teacher did not mean he taught well. Teaching, after all, required a certain innate talent. While a teacher like Zhang Qing had been teaching for only a few months and generally received favorable feedback from students, Xu Zhicheng's teaching proficiency had actually regressed compared to when he was younger after twenty-five years on the job.
If students could not understand the material, his attitude was: Why could the good students understand it? It is simply your own comprehension that is lacking. Look at the kind of rubbish students they are admitting to Jiangcheng University these days—it is all the fault of the enrollment expansion.
Chapter 314