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You think it's unfair to you?

Yun Tinglan paused and sneered: "Do you mean I should give it to you?"

Wang Hongjun's eyes flashed with anger. He didn't expect Yun Tinglan to be so direct and not give him any face. He weighed his words carefully and said, "At least the election should be open to the public."

He certainly wouldn't be stupid enough to stand in the front.

"Why doesn't Mr. Wang give up his place in college to others?"

Wang Hongjun frowned. He had worked so hard to get in through the exam, so why should he give up the place to others? They didn't do well in the exam because they were not as capable as others. He was about to say this when he suddenly realized that Yun Tinglan had something else in mind, and his face turned dark.

This is an implication that my ability is not as good as hers.

"Research is not about dividing the pie and sharing the profits. You need to have real skills and knowledge. The laboratory is not a place for people to gild themselves or play tricks."

Yun Tinglan had said all she wanted to say and didn’t want to waste time arguing with Wang Hongjun.

Xia Siqi, who had dropped a book and came back to get it, happened to see this scene. She laughed out loud, "According to you, we have to go back to the old ways, like the Workers and Peasants University, and rely on recommendations?"

Of course he didn't mean that.

"He definitely didn't mean that, but since he can't compete with our Lanlan in terms of strength, he has to find another way." Kuang Yanyan, who was inseparable from Xia Siqi, also mocked, "Since you've been dismissed, stop using everyone's names to profit for yourself. It's hypocritical."

Seeing Wang Hongjun blushing and unable to get off the stage, someone close to him came out to defend him, saying, "Everyone makes mistakes. There's no need to dwell on past problems and always look at people with tinted glasses."

"At the beginning, the old class class... Wang Hongjun was also coerced. We are all people who have come from the Cultural Revolution. You all know how powerful the people in the Revolutionary Society are. It is not an exaggeration to say that a single word can determine life and death.

There was an educated youth in our village who didn't get along with them. He finally got admitted to the university, but they blocked his admission and refused to pass the trial. Should Wang Hongjun sacrifice himself? Ask yourself, who among you can do such selflessness? "

"To put it bluntly, it's better to live a miserable life than to die a good death. The squad leader saved Su Xin's life by doing that. It was a white lie. Otherwise, she would have died long ago and there would be no way she could have waited for the rescue later."

Chen He didn't leave either. She frowned and said, "I don't agree with what you said. If someone betrays others for his own sake, he would be a traitor in the past. I will never agree to let such a person go to the laboratory. If he encounters any unavoidable situation in the future, will he sell the school and the laboratory again?"

Xu Ge expressed his support: "Yes, the local pot ideology is determined to destroy us, we can't be careless, this is research, it is a major event for the benefit of the people, and when it comes to brotherhood, we have to consider who the other party is and what the matter is.

Putting aside Wang Hongjun's flawed character, in terms of academic achievement, how can he compare to our Lanlan? He knows nothing about Chinese medicine, so what is he doing here? Helping? Or hindering? Why are we leaving such an excellent talent unused and bothering to be his nanny?"

Yun Tinglan smiled and said, "Don't say you can learn if you don't know. It will take a long time for you to learn. You can wait, but those who are waiting for medicine to save their lives can't wait! Why should they pay for you with their lives?"

Wang Hongjun's face turned black. This was a serious accusation. "Research has never been accomplished overnight. Which discovery did not take more than ten or twenty years of research? Trial and error? Clinical trials? Can you guarantee that you will get results as soon as you go to the laboratory?"

We are all in the laboratory to gild our reputations, so don't overstate how noble you are.

"I can!" Yun Tinglan said loudly.

"She can!"

The simultaneous voice startled everyone. They looked in the direction of the voice and saw Professor Li standing outside the door with his hands behind his back.

He walked to the podium. "I was planning to bring this up in class on Monday, but since you already know about it, I'll just say it here. The paper Yun Tinglan published in Science Bulletin is very valuable. Not only does the Ministry of Health attach great importance to it, but the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine has also proposed to jointly establish a laboratory combining traditional Chinese and Western medicine with our school."

laboratory?

Everyone was silent and looked at Professor Li expectantly.

At this point, Professor Li took a deep look at Wang Hongjun and said, "Student Yun is on the team list, but that is the list of the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine. You may not know that Student Yun is a member of the Institute of Traditional Chinese Medicine..."

There was an uproar all around, and Wang Hongjun's face also changed.

Professor Li continued, "She is not only a member, but also the head of this laboratory..."

Yun Tinglan raised her eyebrows. She had just learned about this, but she was not surprised.

The crowd became even more agitated. Xia Siqi and the others all looked at each other with a condemning look on their faces, as if to say, "How could you never mention such an important matter as sisters?"

Professor Li pressed his hand in the air and everyone immediately fell silent. They had too many questions, but Chen He and the others already had some guesses in their minds.

Sure enough, Professor Li said, "I know many of you are dissatisfied and think that Yun Tinglan, a liberal arts student, should be able to change her major just because she is the top scorer."

No one said anything, but it was this silence that showed that many people thought so.

"Come, let me formally introduce Yun Tinglan. She is a disciple of Grandma Tan, a strange doctor, and has been learning Chinese medicine since she was young. She is the 38th direct descendant of the Huangfu family. Her uncle Li Yan is the 'Red Wall Imperial Physician' of the Health Bureau, specializing in..."

He pointed upwards. The crowd was silent, with only their wide-open mouths revealing their uneasy hearts.

"Her master, the medical profession jokingly calls him a weird doctor! A master of poisons! He won't treat any disease unless it's a strange one, and he won't see any disease unless it's a terminal illness.' It's hard to get an appointment, and so many people have to beg for mercy just to get in line for treatment. Perhaps some of you will say that it's the honor of her elders, and it has nothing to do with her?"

"Okay, let me tell you about what I know about classmate Yun. You all know about polio, right? There is no effective treatment yet, and many people have died from this disease. Even though there is a vaccine now, it is still not popular because of the price and the inconvenience of vaccine storage. There are still many children who get sick every year..."

At this point, he changed the subject and pulled Qi Sheng, who was looking for someone, into everyone's sight, "Walk a few steps on the podium."

Everyone was confused, but Qi Sheng understood it instantly.

He held his head high and walked steadily, even lifting up his trouser legs. In the puzzled eyes of the crowd, Professor Li continued, "Can you imagine that he was a polio patient half a year ago, walking on crutches?"

With a buzz, everyone was in an uproar.

"The professor doesn't mean..."

"Is it a lie?"

"impossible!"

Qi Sheng's eyes were filled with tears. "My name is Qi Sheng. I contracted polio when I was a child and have been on crutches for 15 years. Everyone has despised me for being a cripple since I was a child..."