Chinese boy, 10, 'ordered' to jump from building by teacher after talking in class Angry relatives hung a white banner from the school's gates on Thursday, reading: "The teacher forced our child to jump off the building." Speaking to The Telegraph, Li Yingju, the victim's father, called for a full investigation. "All we want now is the truth," he said. We want to give our son an answer. He was so smart, such a good son. A statement posted on the school's official micro-blog described the boy's death as an "accident." However, relatives dispute the school's version of events. The phrases, "Teacher, I can't do it" and, "I flinched several times when I tried to jump from the building" were found written on one of Junjun's textbooks, China National Radio reported, according to AFP. Mr Li said he had not noticed anything "abnormal or unusual" about his son's behavior in the lead-up to his death. "Just couple of days ago, he won first prize in an English test and was really happy about it," Mr Li said. My son had a sunny personality, as all of his classmates and our neighbours know. It was so sudden. I still can't believe it. He was so outgoing and was good at handling stress. I just can't imagine how severe the pressure or punishment must have been to make him do this. A police official from Chengdu's Jinjiang district told AFP an investigation was "still under way."