He looked at the visitor and added, "Memorizing so much at once might indeed be difficult, and it's hard to wake up and question oneself in that scene at first. So you can write these questions down first."
"Put one piece of paper in your dorm, practice a little every night, and clear your day's emotions; carry another piece with you so you can reflect on yourself anytime during work."
The visitor nodded repeatedly, took the paper and pen from Nan Zhubin, and began writing.
Scratch scratch scratch—
"Done writing, Teacher Nan." The visitor eagerly looked up, "What's the second question?"
…
Nan Zhubin organized his words: "The second question—what is my professional role? What can I do and should do at this moment?"
This time, after speaking, Nan Zhubin paused.
