The blackboard newspaper was left in disarray after being neglected for a long time, making it an eyesore.
With nothing else to do, she returned to the desk and picked up the board eraser and chalk, erasing the patterns and writings on the blackboard.
Time passed by and the Chinese exam was about to finish; Guo Ran clapped her hands, causing chalk dust to spread around.
Some students heard the commotion and turned to look, only to see a striking image of classmates writing their exam on the blackboard paper, the lines fluid and graceful, exuding lifelikeness. Even the few words written were in a flowing script, demonstrating great skill.
An exclamation of surprise echoed in the classroom.
Guo Ran stepped back a few paces to admire the hastily drawn blackboard newspaper, feeling barely satisfied.
However, her hands were covered in quite a bit of chalk dust. An old teacher once told her that in this profession, it's easy to develop occupational diseases, like "chalk hand."
