This time, faced with such aggressive remarks from Nan Zhubin, the students seemed still immersed in the tragedy that concluded the case.
The atmosphere was heavy, and no one laughed.
However, it was no longer a time to liven up the classroom atmosphere to grab attention, as the students' attention had already been fully captured.
Following the previous statement, Nan Zhubin continued to elaborate, "The 'people' I mentioned here refers to you."
He pointed to the students present, saying, "You are 'people,' while they are not 'people.'
Some of the students looked a bit puzzled.
Is the teacher complimenting us? But why doesn't it feel like a compliment?
The quicker-thinking students began to vaguely catch on to the twists and turns in Nan Zhubin's description.
Sure enough, Nan Zhubin continued, "In the broad sense, 'people' is the collective in which we live in society. We are born in a normal society, grow up in a normal society, and live in a normal society."
