Today, Hong Wu has taken on the job of director of the admissions office at Champs-Élysées Hot Spring.
In order to prepare well for the welcome, Hong Wu not only prepared complete daily necessities for each student, but also prepared uniform training uniforms and study stationery for everyone.
Hong Wuxuan's Tai Chi training clothes are made with very sophisticated materials and are very comfortable to wear.
In order to highlight the consistency, Hong Wu also asked someone to manually embroider a ginkgo leaf on the left chest of the training uniform.
Hong Wu also had two considerations in choosing ginkgo leaf embroidery.
One is naturally based on Ye Chen's surname, and the other is based on the characteristics of Chinese culture.
If one had to choose a leaf to represent traditional Chinese culture, Hong Wu felt that there was nothing more suitable than the ginkgo leaf.
And the overall feeling of this kind of Tai Chi suit with ginkgo leaf embroidery is indeed very unique to Chinese culture.
In addition to registering information for new students and distributing supplies, Hong Wu is also responsible for arranging students' groups and dormitories.
The Champs Elysees Hot Spring Hotel has hundreds of rooms, so the accommodation conditions for these students are also very relaxed and achievable. Each person has an independent room.
Hong Wu also followed Ye Chen's instructions and divided the guest room area of the hot spring hotel into two separate dormitories for men and women.
Because men make up the majority of the students, the ordinary deluxe rooms are all allocated to male students as dormitories, while the deluxe suites are all allocated to female students.
The rooms in the men's and women's dormitories have been renumbered and allocated according to the order of registration.
Hong Wu also followed Ye Chen's request and divided the students into groups of 10 in the order of the student numbers registered when registering. Since the instructor in charge of teaching was only Hong Changqing, these students were not divided.
Class, the overall class structure is one class and more than ten groups.
After Hong Changqing figured out the stakes, he devoted himself to helping Ye Chen, but Ye Chen followed suit.
So this time he did not skimp on the Taizhen Hunyuan Tao passed down from his ancestors. Instead, he printed out all the first chapters of the eight-chapter lesson plan he had prepared into a book. Whenever a student came to report, he would
Put this prepared teaching material into the hands of students.
The reason why he only gave the content of the first chapter is not because he still has reservations, but because he has taught so many disciples in Tai Zhen Tao and he is very clear about the practice habits of most people.
Once all the content is handed over to them, they will definitely not be able to control their impulses and study beyond the level in private. Sometimes when the course has just started the first chapter, many students have already begun to practice the second chapter secretly, and even
That’s the content of Chapter 8.
This kind of behavior is understandable for talented students with extremely good looks, but for most students who need to steadily lay a solid foundation, doing so will only distract their energy and disrupt their rhythm.
In order to give these students something to look forward to, Hong Changqing deliberately marked the first chapter on the title of the textbook, and also marked three words in parentheses after the first chapter: Eight chapters in total.
When the students first got this mental method, they saw that the content was not too much and thought it was another incomplete mental method. However, when they saw a total of eight chapters, they immediately realized that,
The length of this mental method should be longer than any other mental method they have ever come across.
Even the mental method passed down by Qiu Zhiyuan, Wan Pojun's master, does not have such a large length.
All of a sudden, all the students were unconsciously looking forward to it...