Do you still remember the content of the board written by teachers on the blackboard in the student era? Recently, a touching "board book" has been circulated on the Internet. It is the "last work" produced by a Japanese teacher about to leave his hometown to students. Many netizens have left behind a touching slight after reading the "work content".

Recently, the face fan group "Kato Taiwan Fan Group 2.0" posted a picture full of Japanese on the blackboard. This is a Japanese teacher who is about to leave the world. He still respectfully completed his work before the end and gave his children a final work. The blackboard opened with the words "The last work to go home, no payment deadline", and the work topic is "Please be happy."

The teacher hopes that students will remember "please be happy" in their hearts. In the future, they can tell "I did it" when they meet in the country. Many netizens see "working content" and flow down the water.

The teacher wrote, "Please be happy! When you are ready to submit this job, I may have already entered heaven. You don't need to rush to hand in the job, just come slowly; but one day in the future, I hope you must remember to tell me, "I did it" and "I have been very happy", I will wait for you!"

This post was exposed, which caused more than 10,000 netizens to leave comments, "I don't have to worry about this job, but it will take a lifetime to complete it." "This reminds me of an American teacher who told students before his death: "Happy in time! Children, seize every day and live out your extraordinary life. "The teacher has made a career in a row", "It must be a very warm and good teacher", "Happiness and stroll are the most important lessons in life", "The teacher may be disappointed. In the real society, how many people can fulfill their dreams and be happy..."

And this touching photo was actually circulated on the Japanese Twitter "soranews24" as early as 2013, which also aroused the popularity of Japanese netizens at that time. It is known that the "board book" was written by a middle school teacher in Osaka. As for which teacher from which school is written, there is no more detailed information.