Native Chinese Teacher: Million Foreigners Beg Me to Stop Quizzing!

Chen Mo, a PhD in Chinese from Tsinghua and Peking University, takes a job at Haki University in the US. On his first day, the entire class mocks him, claiming Chinese is the simplest language. He challenges them with ten basic questions, ranging from 'Bring the brush! Don't bring it!' to 'One stroke, one world; one character, one universe.' With every question, his profound wisdom breaks down the arrogant students' defenses. Facing pressure from the administration and public challenges from three linguistics professors, he overwhelms them with deep cultural knowledge, forcing his opponents to admit defeat in front of everyone. Back in China, he announces a free global Chinese public education program, embodying cultural confidence and the responsibility of a teacher with the spirit of 'I will never regret entering China, passing the torch to the ends of the earth.'