Some people laughed at him as a pot repairman and gave him a nickname-Xu Erguo. Xu Teli is very happy and proud. In teaching practice, he likes poor students best on weekdays. He runs night classes to give them more opportunities for education, knowing that they are not lacking in intelligence and wisdom, from which they can cultivate talents.
The story of Xu Teli
Xu Teli advocates educational democracy and pays attention to guiding and mobilizing students' enthusiasm. When I was the president of Changsha Normal University, Tian Han, who was 14 years old at that time, and several students who liked literature often posted some limerick on the window of the study room, which made people laugh. Two of them are studying Tibetan poetry, and the names of the headmaster Xu Teli, the old teacher Shou Zhilong and Huang Zhucun are also embedded.
A song says that in the waves, dragons cut their blood and splashed their heads. Another wrote that chickens and dogs in Huang Zhu village are noisy. Two old teachers trembled with anger and asked the headmaster to severely punish the students. After Xu Teli comforted the two old teachers, he immediately called the students. Tian Han said that we have no malice towards Mr. Huang and Mr. Shousheng. This is a whim, a joke that makes everyone happy.
President Xu is convinced that he is telling the truth, and that the poems reveal the students' intelligence. He kindly tells them that it is good to like writing, but don't spend time and thoughts on games, but write some meaningful articles to exercise their talents.
The headmaster's speech encouraged students to run window newspapers. At that time, like mushrooms after rain, almost every study room had window newspapers posted on its glass windows.