Chapter 112 elegant demeanor

Chen Yinke's appearance is also very individual, "Mr. Yinke is thin and not tall. With his lively eyes and high nose, he is indeed a 'Gandhi-type' character." He became Gandhi. Most of the impressions Chen Yinke leaves on students are his image in class.Student Xu Shiying recalled: "The winter in the north is extremely cold, and Master Yinke doesn't like to wear a coat. He always wears a leather robe over the cotton robe, and sometimes a leather mandarin jacket over the leather robe. Excited and feeling a little hot, first take off the leather mandarin jacket, sometimes take off the leather robe, and put them on one by one after class."

The bags that Chen Yinke brings to class are mainly cloth bags.And it is very interesting that all materials related to Buddhism are packaged in yellow.Luo Xianglin recalled: "Mr. Chen always brings a variety of books to be quoted in class every time, wraps them in yellow cloth, brings them to the classroom, and puts them on the podium. When important sentences that need to be quoted must also be written on the blackboard. Teacher Chen often Wearing a blue cloth gown, and often wearing a long gown in winter and spring. When you come to school, you often carry a yellow cloth schoolbag. When you enter the classroom, you will propose the topic to be talked about, and explain it layer by layer. It's still ringing, and it's still explaining non-stop, it's really persuasive, never tired."

Lao Gan wrote in "Recalling Mr. Chen Yinke": "At this time, it is early spring, and the remaining cold is not over. Mr. Chen Yinke wears a thick robe and a mandarin jacket, and carries a large bag of books, wrapped in an orange bundle. His thin face is sandwiched Looking at the bright eyes, giving people a clear association, thinking of this unrivaled wizard." Student Xu Shiying also has such a record: "When he taught Buddhist scriptures and Zen literature, he must have wrapped many reference books used in that class with a piece of yellow cloth, and when he taught other courses, he wrapped those reference books with black cloth. He struggled to carry those books into the classroom, and he would never carry them in with the help of the teaching assistant. When the class was over, the students wanted to carry them into the teacher's lounge for him, but he refused. Whenever the lecture was about to be quoted, he would I just opened the reference book I brought and copied the information on the blackboard, filled the whole blackboard, erased it and wrote it again.”