In the long river of time, there is a kind of inheritance that has never stopped, and that is the spirit of master taking apprentices. This is not only the imparting of skills, but also the continuation of responsibility and the inheritance of culture.

On the occasion of the 40th Teacher's Day, let us revisit the words of our master and the heartfelt wishes of our disciples, and together feel the strong "teacher-student relationship" passed down from generation to generation.

The master said to his disciple:Apprentice, in our profession, we must have a sense of responsibility. Don't expect to achieve it overnight, every detail is worth polishing. Impatience is the biggest enemy, remember to be fully focused when working. Every distraction you have may bury hidden dangers, taking responsibility for work is taking responsibility for yourself.

The disciple said to the master:Master, thank you very much. Since studying with you, it's like finding a beacon in the darkness. You have imparted knowledge and experience to me without reservation. Without you, I don't know how many detours I would have taken. Thank you for your patient guidance. Every time I make a mistake, you don't blame me, but carefully point out the problem to me, and I am particularly grateful in my heart.

The master said to the discipleThere is no shortcut to craftsmanship. You need to watch more, practice more, and think more. What I teach you is only the foundation, and it's more up to you to comprehend on your own. When operating equipment, be sure to strictly follow the procedures. These regulations are not mere decorations, they are lessons learned through blood and tears. Don't underestimate those basic skills, only by laying a solid foundation can you build tall buildings. Just like building a house, if the foundation is unstable, it will eventually collapse.

The disciple said to the master:Master, after studying with you for a while, I have come to understand the deeper meaning behind what you said. Every detail has such a great deal of knowledge.

The master said to his disciple:When interacting with colleagues, one should learn to respect and be tolerant. Everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses, and one should see others' strengths more. When encountering problems, seek advice from others and don't feel embarrassed. Everyone likes ambitious young people. You need to set goals for yourself, both short-term and long-term. Only with a goal can there be a direction for effort, and only then will there be no confusion.

The disciple said to the master:Master, I will double my efforts. Don't worry, I will turn this mentor's kindness into a driving force for progress and constantly break through myself in my work.