Chen Guo helped the new classmates and was in high spirits the whole morning.
However, because the school had gained a little fame through a previous campus martial arts competition, the school changed the physical exercises during breaks to Tai Chi for the purpose of experimenting.
When Qin Qian found out, her face quickly wrinkled. She had been weak in sports since she was young, let alone Tai Chi.
"How do you know if it works if you don't try it?" Chen Guo developed a strong interest in Tai Chi and thought that since it was a type of martial arts, it should be very powerful.
When it was time for Tai Chi class, they came to the playground and soon a teacher in white Tai Chi clothes came over.
“Tai Chi emphasizes using softness to overcome hardness. When you first start practicing, start with the simplest horse stance pushing hands.” After a brief introduction, the teacher asked pairs to stand facing each other.
"The horse stance should be steady, and the qi should be concentrated in the dantian." He talked around the students and gave instructions from time to time.
Chen Guo practiced very seriously and his horse stance was very standard. The teacher nodded with satisfaction.
"Rotate your right hand inward, bend your legs and bend your knees, lower your center of gravity and tilt it, rotate and drag your inner elbow..." The teacher explained the key points of the movements step by step.
After practicing, Chen Guo found that Tai Chi was too soft and her interest was immediately halved. She thought it was not as comfortable as Taekwondo.
Qin Qian was out of breath after doing all the movements because she was fat. She lowered her voice and whispered, "I'm so tired."
"It has no deterrent effect at all. Aren't you tired?" Chen Guo took the opportunity to speak up. She expressed her inner thoughts truthfully, but the teacher behind her heard it.
"Use softness to overcome hardness. It doesn't mean using brute force." The teacher's attitude towards Chen Guo changed drastically in an instant, and he patted Chen Guo on the shoulder.
"Your shoulders are too high. Are you the student who won the school's martial arts competition?" The teacher looked at Chen Guo.
Chen Guo nodded in acknowledgment. It seemed that after the last incident, she had become very famous in school.
"I see that your moves are too aggressive. You will be at a disadvantage when you meet a strong opponent in the future." The teacher commented lightly and explained to her the benefits of learning Tai Chi.
However, Chen Guo still felt that this was of little use, and she muttered in dissatisfaction.
"You are so young, but you don't know how high the heaven is or how deep the earth is." The teacher said sternly and hit her on the shoulder with the wooden sword he carried with him.
Chen Guo wasn't paying attention and almost lost his balance and fell.
"You think Tai Chi is not powerful?" the teacher asked Chen Guo.
"Soft." She answered truthfully, causing Qin Qian beside her to gasp. Chen Guo actually talked back to the teacher.
Chen Guo didn't understand. She didn't think Tai Chi was bad, it was just that he didn't like it.
The teacher was so angry that she wanted to hit her with the peach wood sword, but Chen Guo jumped up quickly to avoid it.
Now everyone in the next class looked at Chen Guo.
"If you can be bigger than anyone who knows Tai Chi, you can do whatever you want in my class from now on." The teacher would not allow students to challenge his authority.
Chen Guo looked around. Her classmates had just started learning Taekwondo and were obviously not suitable as opponents. So Chen Guo turned her attention to her teacher, as he was the one who met the criteria best.
"I won't bully children." The teacher refused directly. It would not be glorious if he fought with children and won.
"Why? We are competing in a martial arts competition, not fighting." Chen Guo didn't want to beat around the bush.
She pursed her lips, seeming to have reached a dead end.
"Can my dad take over? He taught me martial arts." Chen Guo suggested after thinking it over. She raised her little face and asked the teacher with a smile.
When she was competing, the teacher was there too. She was one of the people in the school who didn't take martial arts seriously, and Chen Guo only knew the most basic boxing. The teacher thought Lin Yi was just so-so, but what was the point of competing with parents? He simply asked the parents to come and educate Chen Guo.