"When students only come in here because textbooks are sold at a discount or because it's convenient, then what we can achieve becomes more and more limited," says the tall, slender, slightly bearded Liao Ying-liang. When something is difficult, offers no material return, and seems to have lost its importance, then why go on with it?
「當學生只是為了教科書的折扣與方便進門，我們能做的就越來越有限，」瘦高修長、留著一撮小鬍子的廖英良說，做一件不輕鬆、不賺錢、又沒有意義的事，何必呢？