Questioning depends entirely on the teacher's guidance. During my ten-year study career from primary school to university, there are many teachers who have taught me, but during my growth, my first teacher, Sun Shuxin from Dagulu Primary School in Qingdao, left the deepest impression on me.

I was lucky to meet a good teacher when I skipped into the primary school gate with my new schoolbag on my back and stepped into the first level of society. Teacher Sun is very young, a girl of about twenty years old, tall, fair-skinned, with big eyes and a pair of dimples. A thick short hair with two black hair clips is very distinctive. Teacher Sun smiles all day and is full of energy.

I am timid and introverted. I seldom get in touch with my classmates. I just watched them play quietly between classes. Teacher Sun pays special attention to girls like me and holds my hand to play with my classmates. For example, the game of the eagle catching the chicken, finding friends, throwing handkerchiefs and encouraging me to associate with my classmates. Let me speak boldly in class and exercise my courage.

Teacher Sun teaches us Chinese and math. Her lecture is vivid and touching, and we are all willing to listen to it like a story. She teaches us to read and count, and what we should and should not do. Teacher Sun is a hothead. If a naughty student doesn't attend class, she will hit it with a chalk head. Miss Sun is as special to us as her sister. I remember a female classmate suddenly fainted in class. Teacher Sun immediately suspended classes and rushed to the hospital with the girl on her back. Later, I learned that this classmate was seriously ill, thanks to rushing to the hospital in time for rescue.

In order to solve his parents' worries after class, Mr. Sun mobilized his mother to vacate the room and yard and set up an extracurricular remedial class at home. After class, almost every day we have to hold a small bench and rush to teacher Sun's house in Qufu Road. In extra-curricular remedial classes, in addition to cultural counseling, Mr. Sun also taught us to sing and dance, read to us, tell stories, lead us to play games, solve riddles on the lanterns and so on. Teacher Sun likes playing the harmonica. We often listen to all kinds of pop songs around her. Wonderful music fills us with illusions. At that time, all our classmates liked to go to extracurricular remedial classes, and their parents were very satisfied. Of course, they never charge a penny.