Chapter 900： Gave Jiang Xianrou the place

Chapter 900 Give the Quota to Jiang Xianrou

Just like Liang Lu said, the first place in this competition a few years ago was always taken by the domestic. Later, a genius student Qi Lanyin was born in a foreign school, and the country has been suppressed by the opponent.

The second place is nice, but it is not the first after all.

What's more, the opponent will show off on social media every time he takes the first place. It probably means that the competition is boring every year and there is no opponent at all.

Small harm, very insulting.

No wonder the Medical Association will say this year that we must take the number one back!

Who doesn’t want to take a breath?

Liang Lu's words came out, several group members geared up, their eyes bursting with brilliance, and they wanted to participate.

Jiang Xianrou didn't speak, a sneer that seemed to exist and seemed to tucked around his lips.

Sure enough.

After Liang Lu took out the file, she scanned the crowd, and then said: “Our clinical department also has a place this year. After thinking about it again and again, I decided to let Xianrou go.”

After she announced that she would give Jiang Xianrou the only place, regardless of whether others were willing, she directly gave the form to Jiang Xianrou, patted the girl's shoulder, and said earnestly: "This time is an opportunity, you have to grasp it. Your professional knowledge is not bad. It would be a great honor if you can get the number one back from abroad..."

This tone has been endured by the domestic medical profession for three years.

It is a pity that there is no talent among the younger generation of students who can compare with others, and it is impossible for the older generation to stand up and compete with the younger generation.

Every year in the domestic second place, I can only swallow my breath to watch others show off and humiliate the domestic medical community on social platforms.

There is really no way!

If Jiang Xianrou can take the first place this time, it is indeed a huge honor, and it would not be an exaggeration to use ‘honour for the country’.

Jiang Xianrou calmly accepted the application form from Liang Lu under the gaze of everyone, smiled, and proudly: "Teacher, rest assured, I won't let you down. I will definitely win the first place this time!"

"Yeah!" Liang Lu also laughed, her shoulders slackened, but the hand on her shoulder was not taken back, and kindly reminded her: "You are the student with the best grades in this year I led, I am sure Believe in your abilities, but..."

Liang Lu's voice changed and she had some headaches: "But the domestic medical level has always been inferior to foreign countries, especially in the clinical area. I have a small reputation in China, and that is the case in foreign countries. Don't underestimate the enemy, Qi Lan Yinneng for three consecutive years. She must be the first one to excel, not to mention that she is still a student of Master Carlo."

Karoska is an internationally renowned medical master, one of the honorary presidents of the International Medical Association, and a member of the Nobel Committee. He is responsible for reviewing and awarding the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine every year.

In the domestic medical field, there is only a Huang Lao who can compare with him.

But one is a master of Western medicine and the other is a master of Chinese medicine.

The relationship between the two has always been very ordinary, and it can even be said to be indifferent, and Carlos also has great hostility towards Chinese medicine, and often publishes insulting remarks on Chinese medicine in internationally renowned publications, such as thinking that Chinese medicine is a product of mystery. For example, criticizing Chinese medicine for ignorance...

Liang Lu did not like the arrogant and domineering attitude of Carlo and his student Qi Lanyin to domestic medicine every time.

But in terms of criticizing Chinese medicine, she watched it lively, and privately agreed with the other party's theory that Chinese medicine is useless.

(End of this chapter)