Original article 11.
Today's weather is gloomy and my mood is not high, and it is slightly cold.
For a moment, I remembered a teacher who taught us an anthology course when I was in secondary school, he was very good at class, and his classmates loved his class, what he said, he said: If the weather is bad, I am in a bad mood, especially on a cloudy day.
When he said it, I didn't understand, I just thought how could it be?
Many years later, when I think about it, we didn't hear the words in the teacher's words, didn't hear his emotions, and didn't empathize with him.
After all, we were both 18 years old and the teacher was 38 years old.
It's natural to not understand his words, it's not surprising that you can't hear his emotions, and it's reasonable that you can't empathize.
The reason why I can remember what he said clearly is because he immediately said something that affected me even more, he said: It's good to be young! Young are the envy of it!
The reaction at that time was, what's so good about being young? What is there to envy?
When I think about it many years later, I really had a kind of naivety that I didn't know what it was like to be a teenager.
Just like now, when I think of those young smiling faces around me, I can't help but sigh: It's good to be young! Young are the envy of it!