For several years now, I still love my Russian teacher, who taught me in the first years of school at the doorstep of Primary School. The Russian teacher has a slim figure, neither is fat nor skinny. Her age is almost forties but she looks very young. I really like the dresses she wears to class, usually thin white silk tops, all beautiful colors, very suitable for her pink body and skin. Her hair is curled neatly around her full face, and she is always wearing harmonious makeup. Her eyes are big and black, her nose is a bit high, but it looks proportionate to her face. She smiles brightly, crunchy, revealing two even white corn-like teeth. All of them create a friendly, open-minded beauty, but not so less stubborn. Her voice gave lectures at times of warmth and resonance. She loves students very much. I remember the early days when we went to school, we were all kids who had just left their parents' hands, bewildered, timid and even had friends crying when they left. She is like a gentle mother, comforting one person from one to another, making her heart and friends feel secure and no longer afraid. However, she is very strict when lecturing, whoever does not pay attention, she immediately reminds her and always praises those who try to study. The first few sessions were so hard, she took each of them hands to shape them, showing each of them how to pronounce rhymes. During recess, she would stick to line in notebooks, let us write in straight lines, or just draw more for the weak ones who could not keep up. In her free time, she often tells us stories. The class laughed when she told a funny story, at that time I felt the atmosphere in the whole class was warm with mother and child love! In addition to teaching and taking care of us, she is also interested in getting to know the families of poor friends, creating conditions to help them. Although I do not study her anymore, but in my heart I always respect and thank her. I told myself that I will try my best to study so as not to betray her love and care for me and deserve to be a good student.