Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 888 Other People’s Children
Although Han Li had already guessed it, he was still stunned after listening to Zhang Hailin and the others' introduction.

However, when these people arrived, they did not ride in the same carriage with Liu Lao and his group, and they did not stay together in the first few days.

If ordinary people knew the backgrounds of these children, they would probably rush forward to curry favor with them. If nothing unexpected happened, they would all become big bosses in the future. However, Han Li did not have such an idea in his mind.

Because these half-grown children in front of us already have their own assertions, and their current temperaments are the most uncertain, especially those from families like theirs. They are really reasonable when they are being reasoned with, but when they get wild, most people can't control them at all.

Therefore, Han Li's resistance to these strange half-grown children was far greater than that of Zhang Hailin, Hou Huidong, Li Yunzhi, Hou Liru, Zhang Ling and others, but he still had to do the superficial work.

After Han Li and others finished their introductions, he kept guiding the topic towards homework and textbooks. No matter whether these half-grown children would accept his suggestion or not, he still had to say what he was supposed to say, and he would pick up the topic if it was interrupted.

Even if these children asked about what happened when Han Li was swept away by the sea, he could lead the topic to relevant textbooks and knowledge.

Things like the height of the waves, the wavelength, the depth of the sea water, the weight of the human body, personal physical strength, etc. Finally, a long list of mathematical formulas will be listed to let them calculate the different pushing speeds of the waves in the deep sea and shallow sea, as well as the different impacts on an object weighing one hundred kilograms.

Just like that, after twenty minutes, those half-grown children ran away from Han Li with depressed faces.

Not to mention how these half-grown children would complain about Han Li from a distance, the people playing chess nearby were already laughing so hard that they couldn't stop, said Old Guan with a smile.

"Han Li, you are really interesting. You can always talk about ocean waves and mathematics when people ask you something. Did you develop this habit when you were a teaching assistant at Yan University?"

After Master Guan finished speaking, everyone else looked over. Han Li certainly couldn't say that he didn't want to deal with these kids, so he pretended to be serious and spoke.

"Of course not. I just wanted to cultivate their interest in learning. I didn't expect that they had no interest in math. It could also be that I'm not good at expressing myself in math. But I'm good at foreign languages. Why don't I teach them a foreign language when I have time? I'll always be able to find a subject they're interested in if I try more."

Han Li's somewhat vague explanation resolved the matter just now. Everyone played chess, and gave instructions on the game. Han Li stayed for a while, found an excuse, and went back to his room to take a shower.

However, after listening to Han Li's words, these elderly people who have children of school age decided to give their grandchildren more responsibilities. They cannot expect them to be as good as others, but at least they must have a subject that they can show off so that they will not be outdone when chatting with their old friends.

After taking a shower, Han Li did not go to the chessboard outside, nor did he pay attention to the eleven half-grown children playing on the beach. He made himself a cup of tea and sat on the sofa in the living room to read a book.

However, what Han Li did not expect was that after the six half-grown children left, everyone else would stay at Old Liu's place for dinner at night. Just eat, since no matter where they ate, the sanatorium's logistics department would provide the supplies and manpower.

But what Han Li didn't expect was that when they sat down to eat, Elder Zhang, Elder Hou, and Elder Li seemed to have agreed to let Han Li sit at the same table with them instead of the children. It was fine, but they wouldn't let him eat less anyway. The key point was that Elder Zhang spoke first after just a few bites. "Han Li, I heard from Old Liu that you can speak several foreign languages ​​now?"

Although Han Li didn't know why these old men asked him to sit at this table today, and now that Mr. Zhang asked this question, this did not stop Han Li from wanting to add some fun to Zhang Hailin and the others' leisurely summer vacation. He pretended to be embarrassed and answered.

"Well, when I was sent to the Northeast to work in the countryside, Mr. Liu gave me language textbooks from many countries. I'm a bit disappointing. So far, I've only learned English, Russian, Mongolian, Burmese, German, and Little Red Dot. Recently, I've been learning Italian, and I hope to get a basic understanding of it before the end of this summer vacation."

After Han Li's Versailles words, the old men at the table who had brought their children over all turned their eyes to the other table. At this time, Old Liu looked at these old friends proudly and said with a smile.

"Han Li, just answer each question you ask. Tell me everything else at once."

"Well, I'm also fluent in French, but I didn't tell anyone because I was afraid that the school would assign me too many courses, which would affect my own learning.

In addition to foreign languages, when I was sent to work in the Northeast, I learned Cantonese with Zhang Yaozu, an educated youth from Guangzhou, and Wu with Hao Hongmin, an educated youth from Shanghai. After I started working at the county hospital, I learned Manchu from a local fellow villager. On the train to and from Beijing, I met a Uyghur brother and learned a little Uyghur from him. Before the holiday, I heard a classmate humming a ditty in Chaoshan dialect at school, and I felt that the pronunciation was quite charming, but I haven't had time to learn it yet. It seems that these are all I know. "

Han Li's words once again made everyone else at a loss for words, only Old Liu continued to ask in a happier voice.

"Han Li, why are you still asking questions and answering them one by one? What else do you know besides languages?"

"Mr. Liu, the other things are just for me to refresh my mind and kill time. If they are of average quality, don't mention them."

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"Tell me about it. I also want to know how much you know."

Han Li smiled helplessly upon seeing this. He originally wanted to find something for those boys to do, but he didn't expect that it would become a gathering to expose his inner world. However, he still had to keep it a secret, just like he didn't reveal his Italian, Chaoshan dialect, and Tibetan.

"Xingyiquan is something I have practiced since I was a child. Besides that, I also know a little bit of Buku, which is wrestling, and I also secretly learned how to drive from my dad.

After joining the production team, I learned some archery skills while hunting, learned horse riding, practiced regular script and cursive script of calligraphy during the winter, and also studied the instruments of pipa, xun, accordion, and guitar. I am pretty good at playing the accordion, but I can only say that I know some basic operations of the others. I don’t think I know anything else.”

Han Li said this in a relaxed and casual manner, but it silenced the others, especially when Elder Zhang, Elder Hou, and Elder Li looked at their children at another table. Their gazes gave these half-grown children a chill.
(End of this chapter)