Before and after teaching in the mountains... I’ve always been one to share the good news but keep t

During my first home visit to Xiaohan’s house, I realized she didn’t even have a desk. So I secretly

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Duka, you saw it, she wanted to leave on her own.

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Boss, hurry to the construction site—there’s great news! A bunch of people want to treat you to a me

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A couple of days ago, I took a ride to the county seat and bought some fresh fruit for my students.

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This student often doesn't eat well during mealtimes and likes to hide and eat snacks (spicy noodles

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I have always wanted to give the children extra meals, but it is inconvenient to buy food in the mou

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The truck that went to the county to pick up supplies is back! Today, we're distributing specialties

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It's been nearly three years since I last taught there. No matter how much I'm reluctant to leave, I

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The water purification equipment for the new volunteer-teaching school has been successfully install

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A week ago, I accidentally saw students making rubber bands with discarded mask strings. I felt bad

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The math teacher was at a meeting. I helped invigilate today. Seeing all the "little masters" showin

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I cooked eggs for breakfast for all the children in the school today. Eating well will help you grow

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One day off—planning to head to the county town with my colleagues for a big shopping spree and to p

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During class earlier, a student noticed my shoes were torn. She actually walked over an hour through

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At noon, I had lunch with my students. The kids from the mountainous area are very sensible and easi

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Final exams are coming up—I’m treating the kids to some free-range chicken. Watching them eat their

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Today I’m back to playing the role of little chef—waking up early to prepare breakfast for all the s

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After traveling nearly 2,000 kilometers, I finally arrived at my new school. The children were incre

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It’s been a week since the break started and I still haven’t gone home—I’ve been visiting students f

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The whole village suddenly lost power, and the school cafeteria couldn't cook lunch. Seeing the chil

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