Sitting on the cross-border trading group, the country is chasing after it

Bai Xiangran noticed Jiang Ruochu's expression and was worried that she was young and would impulsively go looking for trouble with Fang Xu, so she quickly advised: "There are many security guards in the exhibition hall. You must not go looking for trouble with him, so as not to leave a criminal record for yourself."

Unexpectedly, Jiang Ruochu said calmly: "I won't."

Of course Jiang Ruochu would not do that, because just a beating was too light a punishment.

For people like Fang Xu, the most painful thing is not the physical pain, but falling from a high position.

Bai Xiangran didn't know what she was thinking, so he could only nod helplessly: "That's good. Don't tell these things to your cousin's parents. After all... the truth of this matter will only remind them of their daughter's death and make them suffer from their own powerlessness. There is no benefit in it."

Bai Xiangran took a deep breath, looked at the time, and then patted Jiang Ruochu on the shoulder: "I've been away for too long, and those children will be worried. I should go back."

"Don't worry about the bidding documents. This has nothing to do with your cousin. You can't say that she has implicated me. No matter which student it is, I will make the same choice."

Bai Xiangran's eyes were determined and he would never give up even in the face of adversity.

If the new energy project must find a leader, who would be more suitable than Bai Xiangran?

However, Jiang Ruochu also understood that when it comes to scientific research, one cannot just rely on character; professional ability is more important.

Jiang Ruochu already had an idea in her mind. She smiled and said, "Teacher Bai, I've always thought my cousin was amazing. I want to learn more about your company's projects and the prospects of new energy. Is that okay? This way, when I go back to visit her grave, I can also tell her about the new developments in her profession."

"Okay, it's rare that you're interested. I can print out a copy of the information for you to burn for your cousin. It will also comfort her soul in heaven."

After returning to the booth, Jiang Ruochu carefully wrote down every detail introduced by Bai Xiangran, took notes, and then sent them to Shi Xinyu, a member of the Tianhe team who was also majoring in new energy.

Jiang Ruochu: What do you think of this company’s research direction?

Shi Xinyu: Xinguang? I know this company. Their research is quite promising and the team is professional. Their leading professor is Bai Xiangran, right?

In an industry, as long as you are at the top, you will know each other's name even if you don't know each other.

Jiang Ruochu: Yes.

Shi Xinyu: She is the favorite student of my graduate supervisor, and can be considered as my senior sister. However, my doctoral research direction is different from hers, so my doctoral supervisor is different.

Jiang Ruochu: Based on your professional ability, do you think her company can take on the new energy research and development project?

The members of the Tianhe team have all seen the original technical data on the new civilian technology and are the most suitable to serve as Jiang Ruochu's consultants.

Shi Xinyu: Sister Bai’s professional skills are still solid, and her research direction is close to the energy direction in “New Civilian Technology”. She is indeed suitable to take over the subsequent research and development. However, Xinguang is a new company, and in terms of funding, it is still a little behind other old companies.

Jiang Ruochu: Funding is not a problem.

Jiang Ruochu thought that as long as the project was handed over to the right person, it would be fine. If there was not enough money, she could just inject capital when the time came.

Shi Xinyu: Do you want to help Senior Sister Bai get this project?

Jiang Ruochu: I want to give her a fair chance. I don’t want her hopes to be strangled in the cradle by some villains before she even starts.

When Shi Xinyu saw this sentence, she was stunned.

Fairness, what a precious word.