In middle age, one's comprehension becomes extraordinary.

Chapter 6 doesn't seem that difficult.

Class 14 of Grade 1 is considered a lower-middle-ranking class in Lingshan No. 1 High School.

At Lingshan No.1 Middle School, students are divided into classes based on their academic performance.

High school is not part of compulsory education, so schools are no longer subject to as many restrictions.

The school leadership doesn't care whether dividing students into fast and slow classes will affect their emotions.

This year, the first five classes of the first year of high school are advanced classes.

Classes 6 through 14 are considered slow classes.

Of course, the slower class has a slightly nicer name: the parallel class.

The term "slow class" doesn't sound very nice.

The class Li Yuan is currently primarily teaching is Class 14.

Although I often substitute teach in other classes, the class I pay the most attention to is Class 14.

There are still a few children in the class who are quite quick to learn.

However, those few children were less gifted and less perceptive than the children in the advanced class.

In Class 14's classroom, a group of students were gathered together.

"Today's class is 'Sinking Mountain Fist,' I wonder how exhausted I'm going to be..."

"I really don't know why we still have to teach it. Many people in the advanced class can't learn it, and it's just used to make things difficult for us."

Besides practical application, boxing and martial arts techniques also serve to temper the body and strengthen the physique.

In this respect, Chenshanquan has a significant advantage.

Many students may not be able to learn it, but the school still wants to teach this good thing to the students.

What you can learn will benefit you for life.

However, the students in Class 14 had already given up before they even started.

The accelerated class was ahead of the competition, and when the students in the accelerated class talked about how difficult "Sinking Mountain Fist" was, they all seemed to think it was only natural to give up.

After the students were divided into fast and slow classes, the students in the slow class unconsciously felt that they were worse.

If students in the advanced classes find it difficult, they will assume they can't learn it.

Many students in the accelerated classes still struggle to learn, so they think they've already failed at the basics.

"Regular classes shouldn't use the same textbooks as advanced classes. We should focus on building a solid foundation."

"We really shouldn't be investing our time and energy in 'Sinking Mountain Fist'."

The student who responded to this was named Hong Kaizhou.

He was the top student in Class 14.

After Hong Kaizhou said that, the other students felt more at ease.

If the top student in the class has this attitude, then the upcoming "Sinking Mountain Fist" course seems like a waste of time.

The bell rang, and Li Yuan entered the training room on time.

Upon seeing Li Yuan, several people whispered among themselves to their classmates.

By Monday morning, news of Li Yuan's bid to qualify for the Qingwu Tournament had already spread.

High school students really enjoy watching this kind of excitement.

They even wanted Li Yuan to explain the background and consequences of the matter.

But Li Yuan didn't want to waste his students' study time, so he quickly got into the zone and started lecturing.

Today's lesson was indeed "Sinking Mountain Fist".

The students in the accelerated class have already learned this material, and those in the regular class are three days behind, so it's time for them to learn it too.

When Li Yuan began to explain "Sinking Mountain Fist," the students, who were already not very interested in learning, seemed to lose even more interest.

Led by Hong Kaizhou, who ranked first, the students began studying other exercises in class.

Hong Kaizhou did not look down on "Sinking Mountain Fist".

As the top student in his class, he worked harder than most others.

Before class, Hong Kaizhou would preview the material and write down all the difficult points he encountered.

It is only during formal courses that we can focus on specific breakthroughs.

Hong Kaizhou encountered a major problem when he was previewing "Chenshanquan".

He even had difficulty understanding it, let alone comprehending it deeply.

Talking with the top students in the fast-track class made me realize that practicing "Sinking Mountain Fist" was somewhat counterproductive.

It's highly likely that you've spent a lot of time on this and only have a superficial understanding.

Having figured this out, Hong Kaizhou no longer wanted to attend classes; he figured he might as well use his time and energy on cultivation, which yielded stable results.

With the top student in the class taking the lead, others have more excuses to convince themselves.

But they lacked Hong Kaizhou's self-control.

Hong Kaizhou didn't attend the classes, but he still practiced and studied.

Many students in the class either don't study or they start playing.

My mind wanders, and I'm fantasizing about all sorts of things.

Li Yuan continued lecturing on the platform, occasionally offering a few reminders, trying his best to maintain his own lecturing pace.

There are still diligent students in the class.

Even though I heard from others about how difficult "Sinking Mountain Fist" is, I still studied it diligently.

The students who attended the class didn't have high hopes at first.

It's a "understand as much as you can" mentality.

Listening with this mindset, the more I listened, the more I felt something was wrong.

It's not that Li Yuan's words were wrong or problematic.

Rather, it's how they feel about themselves...

I understand!

"I've already explained it to everyone once, so there shouldn't be any obstacles to getting started with this basic training."

Next, I'd like to give you three things to keep in mind.

It's not about sinking force, it's about sinking energy.

It's not "Zha Ma" (扎马), it's "Li Gen" (立根).

It's not about being aggressive, it's about being disciplined.

Remember these three yeses and nos, and actively follow them; you'll see amazing results.

Forty minutes passed, and Li Yuan's message was finished.

With five minutes left before get out of class ended, Li Yuan told everyone to think carefully.

After the break, bring up the parts you don't understand in the next class and ask them.

Meanwhile, Li Yuan began picking up the fallen specks of light in the classroom.

Almost every student who attended the lecture had some insights.

This can be seen from the light spots falling around them.

[Experience +2]

[Experience +1]

......

When teaching Class 14, it's considered good if I can pick up two or three points of light.

Today, Li Yuan picked up sixteen points of light at once.

Sixteen light spots added twenty-two experience points.

After obtaining this talent of "Mastering the Art of Comprehension", one can thoroughly learn all kinds of martial arts techniques and skills.

To thoroughly understand the underlying core of these things.

Only after you have thoroughly understood it yourself should you explain it to your students.

The content and methods used will differ.

What are the difficulties? Why can't I understand them? Why do I feel powerless to learn them?

Li Yuan was fully aware of these circumstances.

Every word he said was meant to answer the students' questions.

The biggest reason why "Chenshanquan" is difficult to learn is that few instructors have truly mastered it.

Teachers all know a little bit, but most of their knowledge comes from intuition.

While they can handle inspections from the education bureau, their guidance to students is always somewhat vague.

The teachers in the advanced classes have a slightly more refined understanding of the material.

But their understanding is based on their own assumption that they have a complete grasp of the concepts.

They did not truly grasp the core essence of Chenshanquan (a style of Chinese martial arts).

Take the first point Li Yuan just mentioned as an example: it's not about sinking force, but about sinking qi.

None of the teachers at Lingshan No. 1 Middle School seem to have noticed this.

Five minutes passed, and it was time for get out of class to end.

Li Yuan returned to his office to rest, and everyone relaxed a bit after class.

Some of the students who were just listening attentively in class were still in a daze.

"Why do I feel like this Mountain Sinking Fist isn't that difficult..."

The person who uttered these words was a female classmate, Shen Zhongyu.

She was very diligent in her spiritual practice and studies, but unfortunately she lacked talent.

The others around her smiled when they heard her say that.

"Congratulations on surpassing the top students in the fast-track class."

"You're going to steal Hong Kaizhou's first place in the final exams!"

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