Steppingon the eight o'clock sunlight, 11 of us set off neatly. We happenedto catch up with the busiest morning rush hour, and it was stilldrizzling with rain. We carried the suitcase and carried South ChinaAgricultural University yogurt and small stationery that we speciallybrought to the children. We squeezed people into the subway to catchour bus.
From Guangzhou to Jieyang, it takes four hours by car. When I wake up, theworld outside the car window is no longer a bustling city, but afresh and lush hill. Poetry and distance are in front of us. It seemsthat we have seen the children Zhang Zhang's innocent smile.
Dueto traffic jams on the road, we arrived at our destination, ShuorongVillage, later than the scheduled time. It was expected that weshould visit the school leaders and teachers on the first day afterarriving here, but since it was already dinner time, Sorry to disturbthem, we simply opened a conference call with the local teacher toplan the following teaching activities.
After tasting the local specialties, everyone joined in our coursepreparations, we developed a schedule for the children, set up ourclass schedule and pre-teaching our class the next day, and arrangedfor the staff And adjust. We are looking forward to our nextteaching.
