Qin Sang was a very good Chinese language teacher who naturally possessed many of the attributes associated with most Chinese language teachers, especially female ones.
—Gentle.
And she was sensitive to human nature, which you could interpret as being empathetic, so her words never carried any hint of aggression, like willow branches caressing the face, or gentle, rippling spring water.
However, Sui Yi felt her greatest trait was her ability to easily dispel tensions between two people, making her approachable, as if there was no teacher-student barrier in their relationship at all, especially not in her current manner of speaking.
Just as Tong Xiangling and others said, Teacher Qin Sang was very good, someone who could also be a friend.
With this thought, Sui Yi's gaze lightly drifted across Qin Sang's soft and beautiful face.
"Just a hobby," Sui Yi remarked.
