Who would study psychology if they didn't have some kind of problem?

Chapter 380 Nan Zhuren's Eyes
The school is currently keeping Wang Rui's whereabouts under wraps.

When it comes to matters involving teachers and school administration, keeping students silent is the basic procedure.

Even the other members of the sports team only knew that their submitted testimonies and materials were accepted, but no one knew what Wang Rui's final fate would be.

After all, there have been instances where school teachers crossed legal boundaries and were taken away by the police, but because the teachers were skilled at improving students' grades, the parents eventually petitioned for leniency, and in the end, the teachers were only dismissed from their posts.

It is said that this teacher now works for a private institution, and students from other schools are often referred there for private lessons.

Therefore, everyone in the sports team stared wide-eyed upon hearing the news that Wang Rui had been formally "detained".

He had an expression that said something, but was so surprised that he couldn't say anything.

"People may have always thought that teachers would do anything to improve students' grades. The education bureau stipulated that tutoring was not allowed, but schools still did it; the education bureau said that corporal punishment was not allowed, but teachers still hit students with poor grades; the education bureau said that students should not be ranked first in terms of grades, but schools still grouped students according to grades, and teachers would even give nicknames to students with poor grades..."

It is through these repeated reductions that the power teachers wield in the minds of students has expanded almost infinitely, to the point where they feel they can "do anything."

Regardless of what is said above, the rules of teachers and schools are the most important.

“But this time is different.” Lin Junkai took a deep breath. “Wang Rui did make a mistake. Her reasoning is unreasonable. The police have confirmed that.”

Zhang Zihao jumped to his feet: "You're talking nonsense! None of us know anything, how could you possibly know!"

When faced with the out-of-control group members, Nan Zhuren immediately stopped them.

"Zihao, please don't interrupt other students when they are speaking. If you have your own thoughts to express, you can wait until Junkai has finished sharing."

Zhang Zihao glared fiercely at Nan Zhuren.

Yes, this guy is taking sides!

He ruined Coach Wang and everyone's originally orderly college entrance examination life!
Zhang Zihao looked around at the people and found that after a brief moment of surprise upon hearing the news that Wang Rui was leaving the field, everyone showed varying degrees of joy.

This discovery made his face turn even paler.

He couldn't help but kick the stool away, wanting to leave.

"Are you trying to run away?" Lin Junkai asked expressionlessly.

Zhang Zihao paused again. The crude provocation that would have no effect on adults worked remarkably well on a teenager of this age.

"What escape? I'd like to hear what you have to say!"

Lin Junkai chuckled softly.

"Asking the school leaders won't do any good. They'll just tell us not to overthink it."

“But I had provided evidence to the police before. And Wang Rui’s case was a private prosecution case. As long as I went directly to the police to understand the situation, although the police wouldn’t tell me in much detail… they wouldn’t hide the basic facts.”

"After a while, they might even issue an official announcement online, so you can find out just by keeping an eye on it."

Zhang Zihao opened his mouth, his face turning even paler.

He looked around and realized he could no longer understand the way other people were looking at him.

"Zhang Zihao, I know what you're thinking. Do you still miss the old days?"

"What kind of grades are these? You're just enjoying bullying others. But don't forget, you were also bullied before..."

"Lin Junkai!"

A voice suddenly interrupted Lin Junkai's words.

This surprised both Lin Junkai and Zhang Zihao.

Zhang Zihao's face, which had been turning pale due to Lin Junkai's narration, warmed up somewhat.

“Jun Kai, in group counseling we can express our opinions on what others say, but we cannot use personally offensive language.”

Nan Zhuren's tone was soft and gentle, but her eyes held a powerful strength. Lin Junkai opened his mouth, "I'm sorry, Teacher Nan, I..."

"Let's go back to the beginning. Is there anything you'd like to add regarding your sharing about your emotions?"

Lin Junkai's shrugged shoulders relaxed slightly as he sat down with his head down: "That's all, I'm sorry... Teacher Nan."

Nan Zhuren then looked at Zhang Zihao: "Zihao seems to have a different opinion on Jun Kai's statement. You can also express your opinion now."

Zhang Zihao shook his head blankly, indicating that he had nothing to say.

From the moment he sat down opposite Nan Zhuren, Zhang Zihao hardly looked into Nan Zhuren's eyes.

Even the occasional eye contact is aggressive and confrontational. Such emotionally charged eye contact makes it impossible to discern anything objectively.

But now, after a clear comparison, Zhang Zihao unexpectedly discovered that Nan Zhuren's gaze towards him and Lin Junkai seemed to be the same.

A gentle seriousness.

This gaze was the same not only when looking at everyone, but it also remained unchanged throughout the long period of group training.

Looking back now, it seems that during my previous speeches, when I provocatively tried to put a soft shoulder to the other party, this Teacher Nan was looking at me with the same unchanging gaze.

Regardless of the stage of the group counseling, regardless of who is speaking, and regardless of what the speaker says.

Nan Zhuren's gaze remained constant.

Zhang Zihao was stunned.

Nan Zhuren didn't look at Lin Junkai and Zhang Zihao again, but instead scanned all the students with the same gaze.

"Who would like to speak next?"

The students were silent for a moment, seemingly startled by Nan Zhuren's sudden seriousness.

However, they had already established a good team-building relationship in the previous sessions, so after calming themselves down, they still spoke up one after another.

Then, they all looked at Nan Zhuren.

In the previous instances, when faced with a dull group counseling atmosphere, Nan Zhuren would deliberately try to be humorous. And each time, the effect was better than the last.

But now that it's coming to an end, Nan Zhuren's reaction is different.

"During today's group supervision, we explored our emotions together and saw how systemic pressures had blinded us. The understanding and growth we gained in the group counseling phases have now become signposts for us to rediscover ourselves."

Nan Zhuren slowly said, "You are not numbered prisoners trapped in experiments, but free people who hold the power to rewrite the script."

"We may meet many more times in our future studies and life. I believe that you will need time to digest the ideas brought about by this group counseling. I hope that when we meet again next time, we will see that you have all grown after gaining from it."

The students looked at each other for a moment, then stared at one another in bewilderment.

"Our group counseling session for today is now over."

……

After a while.

The students, with thoughtful expressions, slowly rose to their feet. They said goodbye to Nan Zhuren and Teacher Zhao in turn, and left the group counseling room at varying paces.

It was noon, and the sunlight was even warmer and brighter than when the group training had just started, cutting out dazzling diamond-shaped patches of light on the floor.

With the students gone, the activity room suddenly felt empty. This change in environment seemed to affect the feeling of being physically present, making Teacher Zhao feel melancholy all of a sudden.

After all the students had left and gone far away, Ms. Zhao, who was cleaning up the mess in the classroom, couldn't help but say to Nan Zhuren:

"Teacher Nan, I didn't quite understand the last part of the group counseling!"

(End of this chapter)