Sure enough, it's the words with a strong attack that easily capture people's attention.
Finally, I got these students a little out of the "silent" atmosphere, not easy.
Nan Zhubin also smiled and explained, "I'm not insulting anyone with this statement, but stating a fact."
"It's not to say that scam syndicates are exceedingly evil, devoid of conscience, outrageous, and have no right to be considered human beings—although they indeed are."
Laughter started echoing from the students.
Nan Zhubin did not explain much and instead turned around to start the PPT.
Today, he did not adopt a verbatim script style as last time, because today is not about exploring the scammer's step-by-step tricks through word analysis like last time, nor analyzing the psychological principles behind it.
Moreover, the choice of such a format last time was more about concentrating the students' attention; as for the case Nan Zhubin chose today, even a simple presentation is enough to catch the eye.
