"I'm not bragging, but I truly enjoyed staying there. Compared to the fusses of parents at home, the kids there were far more endearing..."
Clarence Hughes recounted his days teaching in New South.
Initially, the plan was to polish his résumé by adding a glorious stint before returning to find a good job.
But after spending two years there, the children's innocence, eagerness to learn, and adoration made it hard for him to leave, and he eventually decided to stay, becoming a staff member of the Three Supports and One Assistance in New South.
Several years went by in a blink.
But to be honest, the Han population in the county where his school was located accounted for less than five percent, and there were only a few Han staff members in the countryside of the school.
Although the school was the finest building in both the village and the township, there was truly a lack of teaching resources.
He went from being a regular teacher to becoming the principal.
