A student once asked me after graduating from high school: Teacher, what gift do your teachers want to receive on Teacher's Day? ?

This question made me laugh and cry, I said: Teacher's Day does not represent a person's age, why not like it? As for what gift I would like to receive, I have no idea.

In fact, the real thought in my heart is that on this day, of course, I hope to receive greeting cards, blessings, etc. Although these things are of little practical value, they are very meaningful to the teaching profession.

Just as a doctor is praised as a "rejuvenating hand" and "Hua Tuo is alive", although it is a bit exaggerated, such praise reflects the affirmation and gratitude of others to the doctor.

The same is true of teachers. I was very worried on the first Teacher's Day. I was afraid that I would not receive any blessings because I was not sure if I taught well or not and whether the students liked me or not.

So, now I have a clear answer, as a teacher, the most desired gift on Teacher's Day is the recognition and blessing from students.

Only when I became a teacher did I understand the phrase "maybe only parents and teachers will sincerely wish you well in this life", maybe he is strict and a little annoying, but a good teacher wants students to have good development.