My “comics” teacher

I have a physical education teacher, and his name is Teacher Jiang. He has very dark skin and is quite tall; we all call him “Teacher Black Skin.” If someone makes a mistake, he definitely uses his strong legs to kick the person who made the mistake a few times.

Once, a classmate named Chen deliberately kicked another classmate named Hu with his foot, and Hu started crying right away. Teacher Jiang heard the noise and came over. After asking the students present for a brief explanation of what had happened, he directly questioned Chen, who nodded and admitted his mistake. The teacher quickly kicked Chen with his lower leg. Chen tried to dodge, but the teacher just grabbed him and kept kicking. Chen immediately said, “I’m sorry!” But the teacher replied, “It’s not me you should apologize to; it’s her!” While saying this, he pointed at Hu. Chen rubbed his thigh and said, “I’m sorry, Hu!” The teacher then added, “You don’t seem sincere; say it again and bow 90 degrees.” Chen listened, bowed 90 degrees, and said, “I’m sorry, Hu. I shouldn’t have kicked you in the nose. Can you forgive me?” After hearing this, Hu smiled and said, “Sure, I can.” The two of them then played together again.
But our “Teacher Black Skin” is actually very kind to us and cares about us a lot.
During one of our running exercises, a female classmate suddenly fell down. I quickly stopped, helped her up, and walked her back to her starting point, then told the teacher, “Teacher, she fell down and her lower leg has a cut.” The teacher said, “You go ahead and continue running; I’ll take her to the infirmary. Once they finish their run, tell them to disperse. I’m leaving first!” After agreeing, I quickly went back to running. When I finished my run and told the students to disperse, everyone left, and I breathed a sigh of relief.
This is our Teacher Jiang—he’s strict, but he’s especially kind to us.