After hearing this address, the old man was visibly taken aback and said with a bitter smile, "Ah Ming, you call me master, but I have not taught you anything."
"Master has taught me many, many things, and I have remembered them in my heart."
The young man seemed to realize that the old man intended to leave, so he wanted to seize the opportunity to speak today, realizing he might not have the chance in the future.
The old man was a teacher who five years ago had come to the young man's small town to open an academy.
However, the young man's family was poor and couldn't afford tuition at the academy, so he could only eavesdrop from outside.
Later, the old man discovered him and allowed him to audit the classes for free, and this continued for five years.
In Ah Ming's growth journey, the old man played a guiding role, although he often thought the old man was eccentric and frequently contradicted him. Still, deep down, he always regarded the old man as his master.
