"Okay, Xuan, Zang, got it," Bai Yang noted down on paper, then paused slightly, "Miss, this isn't an English word, these are the pinyin for Chinese, it represents Xuanzang, OVER."
It seems that the teacher also does some inexplicable little things in her spare time, such as annotating pinyin in the "Journey to the West."
"Page 152, there's a very big question mark on this page, as big as a page."
"Okay, a very big question mark." Bai Yang drew a large question mark on the paper, "OVER."
He was recording the drafts left in the book by the teacher, those incomprehensible texts or formulas that neither Ban Xia nor Bai Yang could fully understand by themselves. Bai Yang's task was to write them down completely and hand them over to a professional like Zhao Bowen when he returned for further research and interpretation.
"Wow, this is a drawing."
"What kind of drawing? OVER."
