After hearing him out, the chief examiner gave no indication of whether she was satisfied. She merely nodded, signaling for the next examiner to continue.
The third examiner's questions focused more on specific teaching scenarios. She asked how Yu Xiaogang would balance safety and intensity during practical combat training, how he would handle conflicts between students, and how he would help students lacking talent find their place.
Yu Xiaogang had prepared answers to all these questions in advance. He answered them one by one, speaking steadily and logically, without any obvious hesitation or mistakes.
The entire interview lasted roughly three quarters of an hour. When the chief examiner closed the booklet in her hands and looked up at Yu Xiaogang, her tone softened slightly. "All right, the interview is over. The results will be announced within seven working days. Please watch the notice board and your mail for notification."
Yu Xiaogang rose to his feet, gathered the stack of materials from his knees, and gave the three examiners a slight bow. "Thank you, examiners."
When he turned and left the room, his steps were a little steadier than when he had entered.
Zhu Zhuqing had remained seated at the examiners' table throughout. She had not taken the initiative to ask a single question, only occasionally making a few notes on the scoring sheet.
Her expression remained as cold and indifferent as ever, without the slightest sign that she knew Yu Xiaogang.
Yu Xiaogang passed through the corridor, pushed open the door leading to the waiting area, and followed the route he had taken in.
When he stepped out of the examination hall, the afternoon sun shone straight down from overhead, so bright it was almost blinding.
Yu Xiaogang narrowed his eyes. Before he could adjust to the light, two figures