"What's the matter?" Simon asked.
"Two things." Parker said, "One is that we will continue to recruit actors this year. I'm thinking about opening up the conditions. It doesn't necessarily have to be someone who can go on stage. As long as they can work hard, it doesn't matter if they are not mature in their professional abilities. I can teach them."
"You teach?" Simon was a little surprised. A teacher's job is to teach and answer questions. He thought it was okay for Parker to teach a child at such a young age. If it was an adult who already had some abilities... Simon looked at Parker again and thought carefully. In his old age, Parker's age and abilities would have already become famous, so it would be no problem for him to accept a disciple. So he asked, "Do you want to accept a disciple?"
"Why would I accept an apprentice? How capable am I?" Parker said, "Teaching and accepting an apprentice are two different things. I just want to teach others what I know, mainly skills. When a master teaches an apprentice, he has to teach them both the skills and how to be a good person. I don't have that ability."
Simon said: "You know a lot, but those are all taught to you by your master, not to outsiders. Aren't you afraid that if you teach others, you will have no food to eat?"
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