After the return of the real daughter, she has doubled

Now Jiang Zhi doesn’t even know the dean, but the dean still asked her to participate in a competition of this level. Could it be that... this Jiang Zhi is very powerful?

Pu Xuanhao thought so in his heart and felt a little unbelievable.

This...can't be possible?

Jiang Zhi is just a freshman, how could he be so capable?

In any case, Pu Xuanhao still felt a little unconvinced.

"Junior sister Jiang Zhi, are you very familiar with the dean? Did he actually ask you directly to participate in the competition?" At this time, a curious senior sister also joined their conversation. This senior sister was the only student studying traditional Chinese medicine among the other nine contestants. She only knew that there was another student studying traditional Chinese medicine when she saw the list of other contestants given to her by the dean.

However, Jiang Zhi didn't know that she was the only student studying traditional Chinese medicine among the nine contestants. And because this senior sister didn't know Jiang Zhi's previous contestant list, she looked at the list and didn't see Jiang Zhi's name, only the other nine contestants. Jiang Zhi was a freshman, so she didn't know that Jiang Zhi was studying traditional Chinese medicine.

"Not very familiar with each other, only met twice," Jiang Zhi answered truthfully. After all, she was not familiar with the dean. The last time they met was the last time, and the second time was just now. The dean asked her to participate in the competition because of President Wei.

"Not familiar?" The senior sister repeated, "The dean seems to be quite optimistic about you. By the way, my name is Wu Lesi. Hello, Junior Sister Jiang Zhi."

"Well, hello, Sister Wizard." Jiang Zhi also responded politely.

"Oh, by the way, Junior Sister Jiang Zhi, what are you studying?" Wu Lesi asked.

"Traditional Chinese Medicine." The two words came out of Jiang Zhi's mouth.

“Traditional Chinese Medicine!?” Wu Leci was shocked: “Junior sister, I didn’t expect you to be my direct junior sister!?”

In fact, when Wu Lesi introduced her name, Jiang Zhi already knew that she was the only student studying traditional Chinese medicine besides her among the contestants, but she just didn't say it directly.

"Yeah." Jiang Zhi hummed and didn't say much.

"Then you are quite amazing, junior sister." Wu Lesi praised sincerely.

After all, in their world, Chinese medicine is indeed difficult to learn, and many people still have stereotypes, and some young people don’t even believe in Chinese medicine.

Moreover, it is really amazing that Jiang Zhi was invited by the dean to participate in this competition even though he was a freshman in traditional Chinese medicine.

Wu Lesi didn't think that the dean would treat this kind of competition as a joke. Would he invite a little girl who didn't even know any professional knowledge to participate in the competition? This was a matter of reputation for a college and a school.

If it was just a random small competition, it would be fine. If the dean wanted to train that student, there would be no problem in letting him participate in the competition. But when it comes to something of this magnitude, how could the dean dare to just send someone in?

Jiang Zhi didn't respond to her.

After all, I can't say that I am really great, right? Saying that I am just average would be an insult to the title of the Miraculous Doctor Qingyu.

At this time, they stopped talking because the teacher came.

This teacher was naturally also a teacher from their college, a young male teacher. When he entered the classroom, he first glanced at the ten students in the classroom.

He is a qualified teacher. Although he is young, he is also promising. Otherwise, how could he teach at Beijing University? Otherwise, how could he be arranged to be the teacher of this pre-match training?

Some of the students here have taken his classes, especially those here, who are all outstanding students in the medical school, so he naturally has some impression of them.

He knew that one of the contestants was actually a freshman, and he was quite surprised when he heard that.

So among these people, he could tell at a glance who the special contestant was, because he was at least familiar with the others, but he had never seen Jiang Zhi's face before.

With Jiang Zhi's bright and beautiful appearance, anyone would have an impression of her even if they had only met her once. Not to mention that if Jiang Zhi was an old student, she must be one of the best people in the medical school, and he would definitely have met her more than just once.

Therefore, Jiang Zhi is definitely the only freshman participating in the competition this year.

However, although the teacher doesn't know why the dean allowed a freshman to participate, he knows that the dean will not make fun of this matter.

The teacher didn't pay much attention to it. He just looked at Jiang Zhi a few more times and then looked away.

I started by briefly introducing myself to everyone and then began to talk about the main issues of the competition.

This time, I competed with many schools, and there were several separate events.

For example, the first item is the professional knowledge test, which is a normal test, like a competition test. The total score is 100 points. 100 to 95 points are scored as S grade, 94 to 90 points are scored as A grade, 89 to 80 points are scored as C grade, 79 to 70 points are scored as D grade, 69 to 60 points are scored as E grade, and so on for the rest.

The second assessment is practical application. A teacher will come forward and present symptoms, and students will write down the prescriptions for treatment. Chinese medicine practitioners can write about Chinese medicine, but they must also write down the principles of prescribing and dispensing medicines as well as the professional knowledge involved.

Students studying Western medicine can directly write the name of the Western medicine and the ingredients of the prescribed medicine, as well as the principles of treatment and the professional knowledge involved. In fact, both sides are the same. Although students studying Western medicine also have to write down the ingredients of the prescribed medicine, they have also learned professional knowledge.

Of course, if there are people who study Chinese medicine or Western medicine and think that they are better at the other one, then you can use the other one to answer the questions as long as you can answer well. But you cannot deliberately treat this competition as a joke.

The third competition was the dissection of living things. Of course, the dissection was only of experimental mice. It was a minor operation. As long as the operation was successful and performed correctly, it was not so important whether the mouse was alive or dead. After all, it was a mouse used in the experiment, so who would care about its life or death? Therefore, people with strong sympathy are really not suitable for studying medicine, otherwise they will be too empathetic, which is a problem for everyone.

Although I don't know what kind of surgery you will be asked to perform in the competition, mice are small, and surgery will be more difficult without a physical object, so you need to spend more energy and focus to avoid mistakes. After all, the human body is many times larger than a mouse. Of course, you need to be more careful when performing surgery on the human body.

However, this kind of practical operation with surgery is, after all, closer to Western medicine, and students who study Western medicine are more proficient in it.

This assessment is actually somewhat disadvantageous to some students of traditional Chinese medicine, like Wu Lesi, who was able to participate in the competition because she is good enough.