Gardener is the name for teacher.
Gardener is a Chinese term that refers to workers who specialize in gardening. Today it is also often used to refer to educators.
Using gardener to refer to teachers can reflect the hard work and selfless dedication of teachers. Gardeners and teachers have many similar virtues. Because people compare children to the flowers of the motherland, and teachers educating children are like nurturing the flowers of the motherland, so gardeners are the most appropriate metaphor for teachers, especially youth and children education teachers below middle school.
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The gardener’s job responsibilities are: according to the overall plan, according to the conditions of different green areas and the different growth habits of plants, plant various flowers, trees and grasses according to local conditions. Do a good job in the organic layout of campus flowers and trees. The planting of flowers and plants should be arranged in a reasonable manner, and they should also be evergreen and have flowers blooming all year round. Responsible for the regular management of flowers and trees, so that if you plant a plant, it will survive; if you plant a plant, it will survive.
Poems describing gardeners include: Lu You of the Song Dynasty, "Miscellaneous Odes of the Cottage in the Evening of Autumn": "The gardener grows winter vegetables, and the neighbor girl sells autumn tea." Poem No. 13: "The gardener's flowers and trees are in skillful cups, and the feast is filled with purple and red clusters."; Yunxi's poem "Washing Flowers" of the Qing Dynasty: "The gardener draws from the well fence and irrigates himself from time to time."; Liu Zhongfu's "The Gardener's Song": "Good Flowers depend on gardeners."