Chapter 53 Kawasumi-sensei and Matsui-sensei

I was born in Mitani Town in Gamagori, a place facing Mikawa Bay with a vibrant fresh fish market.Of course, there are also many sea boys galloping on the sea here, and there is still a fishery school here, and everything here will give you a feeling: Mitani town prospered by relying on the fresh fish market. I was born in a hotel near the fresh fish market. The owner of the hotel is my father. Since I was a child, I have lived in the swearing of the sailors and the cries of the fishermen. I don’t know if they are crazy after drinking. The vice scares me, anyway, since I was a kid I hated drinking and people who drink.

There is a small mountain to the east of Mitani Town. At some point a hot spring was discovered on the mountain. In order to make a living, the mother who had already transferred the hotel opened a small shop outside the hot spring and moved her home to the mountain.It was a two-story building, and the Sanhe Bay could be seen clearly from the room on the second floor. Not long after I moved here, I went to middle school, Gamagori City Mitani Junior High School. This school is located in the northeast of Gamagori City. If you start from my house, you have to go down the hill first, then turn a corner and walk northeast. You will find that it is a long road when you stand on the road leading to the school. , In fact, it doesn't take an hour to reach the school, but I'm already tired of walking twice a day.Our middle school is also located on a low hill. Sometimes, because I am afraid of being late, I will take shortcuts with my classmates, crossing fields and climbing cliffs. Although it saves a lot of time, there are almost no normal activities The road is therefore quite difficult to follow.

Ms. Kawasumi, my class teacher in the first grade of middle school, is also my music teacher, and he is also in charge of teaching Mandarin. As long as you have heard what he said, you will immediately understand that he is from Nagoya. Mr. Kawasumi is a very interesting person, and perhaps it is more appropriate to describe him as bright.It was under his influence that I gradually fell in love with music. I still clearly remember that Mr. Kawasumi once played two piano concertos in class. Which one do you think is better! The students raised their hands to express their opinions. As a result, except for me, all the students thought that the first song was better.I know Mr. Kawasumi is an upright person without any prejudice, so I told him with confidence that I like the second song.After hearing my opinion, a strange expression appeared on the teacher's face, and then he said quietly:

The first is the piano concerto of Grieg (Norwegian musician, 1843-1907), and the second is the second movement of Tchaikovsky's piano concerto. Ge's Concerto is a famous piece handed down from generation to generation The teacher kept his eyes on my face while he was saying this. Then Mr. Kawasumi asked the students to compare, which one they like between Tchaikovsky's piano concerto and Grieg's works, respectively by raising their left and right hands, although the teacher gave me a change to judge whether it is good or bad Opportunity, but against his wishes, I raised my right hand without hesitation.But the teacher wasn't offended by it:

hehe!This guy He looked at me with a smile on his face. I still think Greg's is better. Although our opinions are always inconsistent, I can clearly feel the tolerance and kindness of Mr. Kawasumi towards the students. It is precisely because of the existence of Mr. Kawasumi that the life in the first grade of middle school left a deep impression on me. Mr. Kawasumi only taught me for one year and then transferred to another school. Although I felt a little regretful, there was nothing I could do.Later, I also met Mr. Kawasumi in Mitani Hot Spring, and invited him to sit in my house for a while, and the teacher happily accepted the invitation.

When I was in the second grade of middle school, I met my Mandarin teacher Mr. Matsui. At that time, I had gradually developed an interest in literature. I remember that in a composition class, Mr. Matsui used my article as a model essay and praised it. Absolutely.Except for one time when I was praised by the teacher in elementary school, this is the only time in my study career that my composition was praised as a model essay. I am very grateful to Mr. Matsui for his praise, and I even think that his praise has promoted me to finally embark on the path of professional novel creation, although I wanted to take the path of music at the beginning.