After listening to Nan Zhubin's words, the visitor sat down and began to write at length.
At the start, his strokes were hesitant; about five minutes later, the speed suddenly increased, the sound of "scribble scribble scribble" echoing without end.
The feeling was akin to writing the final composition in a Chinese language college entrance exam.
After another ten minutes, his speed slowly began to decrease.
Five minutes later, the visitor let out a long breath.
"Whew—"
The visitor pushed aside two densely filled sheets of paper, revealing an exhausted expression.
He shook his wrist, rubbed his eyes twice, then instinctively glanced at the wall clock: "Professor, I've finished writing... ah, has so much time passed already?"
The entire process of writing this "debate script" took over twenty minutes.
