I started a senior citizen university after being unemployed, and I became the favorite of my uncles

Chapter 198 Seat Change Controversy

Ballroom dancing is part of the intermediate square dance class. Uncle Fan wanted to learn it, so Aunt Wen put a lot of effort into teaching him.

But practicing every day didn't produce any results. Whenever Uncle Fan jumped, he would either trip himself or step on Aunt Wen.

After practicing for several days, Uncle Fan used the rules of dance steps to abstract a function graph, but the dance still came out strangely.

As time went by, Aunt Wen began to doubt herself. Everything was normal when Uncle Fan was practicing alone, but as soon as he held her hand to dance the duet, his steps started to become unsteady.

In Aunt Wen's opinion, in addition to knowing the basic steps of ballroom dancing, one also needs to have a certain understanding of one's partner so that the results will be good with good coordination.

She and Uncle Fan are husband and wife, it's not like they don't have this little bit of tacit understanding.

Aunt Wen had deep doubts, and just when she was about to have a frank talk with Uncle Fan, Aunt Li came with her husband, Uncle Zhao.

Aunt Li and Aunt Wen are both in the intermediate class of square dance. When Aunt Wen was in the beginner class, she often taught Aunt Li to dance, and the effect was very significant.

As Aunt Wen's "excellent student", Aunt Li comes to the teacher for special lessons.

"Sister Wen, please teach me the dance I learned in class a few more times. Teacher Kong will check it next week." Aunt Li pulled Aunt Wen's arm and shook her.

"Of course, of course. Is your dance partner, Lao Cao, here?"

They were learning ballroom dancing, and the teacher checked on them by watching two people dancing.

There are not many male students in the square dance class, and Aunt Li’s dance partner, Uncle Cao, is one of them.

"Lao Cao said he had an appointment to play chess with someone and couldn't come. I will learn it today and teach him tomorrow."

"You want to learn two positions. Can one person practice it?" Aunt Wen hesitated.

"I have my own partner." Aunt Li said as she walked out the door and grabbed the shy Uncle Zhao, "Why are you hiding? Be open and honest."

"Is it so difficult to make you my dance partner? It's like asking for your life."

Uncle Zhao was grabbed by the back of his neck, his hands still clinging to the door frame: "Wife, I'm really not good at dancing, do you really want me to practice with you?"

"Nonsense, how can I dance a duet alone?"

"It's too difficult. It would be better for me to go back to the planting class to study vegetable planting." Uncle Zhao wailed.

Aunt Li frowned and pulled Uncle Zhao's ear instead, "Come on, it's just like how good your grades in planting class are."

"You can't even grow lettuce this semester. It's hard to say who's at the bottom between you and Lao Wang.

"Don't waste time. You don't have to jump. Just stand there and be a wooden stake." Aunt Li glared at Uncle Zhao.

Uncle Zhao remembered the fear of being kicked off his bicycle, so he obediently let go.

Seeing Uncle Fan, he instantly became cheerful again and greeted him with a smile: "What a coincidence, Uncle Fan, you are here for tutoring too?"

Uncle Fan felt depressed after practicing dancing and greeted Uncle Zhao weakly.

"Now that everyone is here, let's start." Aunt Wen's enthusiasm for teaching increased.

In the dance studio, Aunt Wen sat aside holding a drumstick and beat the rhythm, Uncle Fan practiced the dance steps he had just learned, and Aunt Li and Uncle Zhao, who was the "pole", cooperated.

The couple didn't have much tacit understanding, and as they practiced, Aunt Li became angry.

"I told you to stand still, so how could you step on me?" Aunt Li let go of her hand and glared at Uncle Zhao fiercely, "Do you have a problem with me?"

"No, no, I told you I really can't dance. Lao Fan isn't here, so why don't you two just dance?"

"No!" Aunt Li and Aunt Wen said at the same time.

"Old Fan has just started learning, and he keeps stepping on people. Let him practice by himself first." Aunt Wen coughed lightly.

Aunt Li slapped Uncle Zhao on the shoulder, "Why are you so reluctant? Did I force you?"

Aunt Wen and Aunt Li looked at each other, stepped aside tacitly, and spoke almost at the same time, with gossipy expressions flashing in their eyes:

"Are you guys at odds?"

"What's going on between you and Lao Fan?"

Aunt Li snorted coldly: "I don't want to talk to an old man who doesn't think before he speaks."

Aunt Wen also sighed: "I don't know why people who have learned not to dance insist on doing so."

……

Teacher Huang in the Chinese painting class is going through a silent battle - adjusting seats.

The seats in their class were originally where the uncles and aunts could sit freely.

But after almost a month of school starting, the uncles and aunts have become familiar with each other and gather in class to chat and gossip.

Especially the area where Lao Fu is located.

There is a high degree of overlap between the students in this year's Chinese painting elementary class and those in last semester's poetry class.

The good brothers Lao Fu and Uncle Li, the two good girlfriends Aunt Xiao and Aunt Huang, and their "former squad leader" Uncle Lu and several uncles and aunts all sat together to reunite with their old acquaintances.

They were very familiar with each other and had a lively conversation.

In addition, Old Fu and Uncle Li are very outgoing and quickly became friends with their new classmates Aunt Shen and Uncle Mu.

They were noisy all day long and were criticized by Vice-Principal Mr. Meng who was inspecting the classes.

After several unsuccessful attempts at discipline, Mr. Huang decided to address the root of the problem and separate Mr. Fu and Uncle Li.

Let them sit, one at the front door and the other at the back corner, separated by a diagonal line, and their deskmates are all new classmates.

Teacher Huang’s goal was half achieved. They stopped talking to each other and started chatting with their new deskmate.

Lao Fu’s new classmate is the gloomy-looking Mr. Chen. Teacher Huang has not heard him say a word since the start of the school year. He has been sitting alone in the last row and does not communicate with his classmates.

The boy also specifically told him that Uncle Chen had communication problems and didn't like talking to people.

Only three days after Old Fu's resignation, his family sent a thank-you letter to the school, saying that Uncle Chen went home and complained about Old Fu for a full half hour, with clear logic and extremely fluent speech.

Uncle Li was even more amazing. He spent three days sitting at the door of the first row with his deskmate Aunt Liu and became sworn brothers with Uncle Wu at the back table. He made the two of them very happy and they shouted that they had met soulmates and talked about everything under the sun.

In particular, Uncle Wu was almost about to tell Uncle Li his bank card password.

Teacher Huang's headache became even worse. Old Fu and Uncle Li were like chatterbox "viruses", spreading their infection wherever they went.

He had no doubt that if he moved them next to the trash can, the two of them could hug the trash can and chat.

In order to thoroughly rectify the atmosphere in the Chinese painting beginner class, Teacher Huang has to change seats on a large scale.