The following day was one of showing-off for Tang Qing. He was called to the blackboard to explain problems all day. But Tang Qing did not mind it. It helped him deepen his understanding.
Well, except for Chinese, Tang Qing was basically first in all other subjects. In Chinese, he didn't even make it to the top five in his class. Throughout the lesson, the Chinese teacher looked at Tang Qing with resentment. This made Tang Qing uncomfortable because, although his Chinese score was not bad, it was a bit inferior compared to his first-place ranks in the other subjects. "No comparison, no damage," he thought. What will the school leaders think?
He is the number-one student in all other disciplines, so why can't his Chinese make it into the top five?
Could this be a teaching issue?
