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Teacher ethics in China: a teacher for a day is a father for a life

Wangbei Ye

09.03.2022

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I would like to start this introduction to teacher ethics in China with a story. Years ago, when I was a second-year PhD student, I met one of my supervisor’s PhD graduates at a conference. I greeted him, saying, “Hi! I know you were Dr Law’s student. So am I!”. He responded with, “Yes, but that was many years ago”. As a Chinese person, I was shocked. In Chinese culture, one’s teacher for a day is one’s father for life.

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