“That’s all for today’s class.”

Accompanied by the ringtone of the end of get out of class, Professor Wang Yong's somewhat hoarse voice. He is a teaching-oriented professor, and he puts more energy and sweat in the classroom than in scientific research positions.

Compared with professors who like to do scientific research, teaching-oriented professors are at a disadvantage, especially in famous universities like Peking University, where schools need top scholars in the industry, rather than top teachers in the industry.

However, Professor Wang Yong's style is very popular among students. In just a few seconds, Professor Wang Yong's podium was filled with people.

All of them are students who want to ask questions.

Some students may have no problems, and they also want to hear about other students' questions.

The hungry students want to spend every moment on learning, so as to regain the ten years they have lost or never lost.

Listening to classes and asking questions is the part that students are extremely eager for.

Yang Rui also quickly sorted out his personal belongings, came to the podium, handed over the exercises and experiences he had done recently to Professor Wang Yong, and said with a smile: "Professor Wang, I'll go back first today."

"Okay, I'll come over after I've corrected it." Professor Wang Yong answered other classmates' questions, while knowingly put away the "homework" handed over by Yang Rui, and returned the last time he handed over to Yang Rui.

This is the tacit understanding between the two.

Yang Rui fell in love with Professor Wang Yong's class very much. His inorganic chemistry and organic chemistry were basically made up by Professor Wang Yong. This is not embarrassing. There are too many scholars who can do projects, and none of them are omniscient and omnipotent.

As for the so-called interdisciplinary subjects, many university counselors emphasize the importance of learning more courses when giving new students' opening speeches, and say that interdisciplinary subjects and compound talents are extremely high-end. However, interdisciplinary subjects in real scientific research are never learned in one go.

A biologist, when needed, learns and studies some knowledge of inorganic chemistry, learns a little bit of organic chemistry, occasionally dabbling in physics, and practices mathematical skills roughly. After five or ten years, he will naturally be qualified to study interdisciplinary subjects.

Most of the reason why college counselors are counselors is that they lack knowledge.

In the field of scientific research, there is no story that can be achieved overnight, but more is lifelong learning.

Yang Rui has a relatively in-depth understanding of biology, and his biology knowledge in the 1980s was not his main focus. However, for Yang Rui, who only studied for four years and three years of undergraduate studies, learning more organic chemistry and inorganic chemistry in the 20th century is a good choice.

Peking University also provided sufficient resources for Yang Rui.

Teaching scholars like Professor Wang Yong have been sought after in other schools that they have been a doctoral supervisor, and that is, they can continue to teach undergraduates at Peking University.

After completing the basic training in high mathematics, Yang Rui spent most of his time on chemistry.

Chemistry and biology are closely related, but when Yang Rui was a student, he followed the teaching syllabus and studied basic courses for two or three years, with a total of no more than 500 hours.

If you have not missed classes at all, and if you study by yourself, it would be a rough idea for the biology students, but not many people can really do this, and Yang Rui was not a member of the party who never missed classes.

Now that we are going back again, Yang Rui still can't never skip classes. However, Professor Wang Yong has always been very nice to Yang Rui. When he has time, he will provide him with personal tutoring. In addition, Yang Rui already has a good foundation, so he always makes his progress forward.

In places like Peking University, it is not easy to be ranked among the top in any single subject. In terms of basics, there is not necessarily a big gap between well-known scholars and senior students.

This is also one of the reasons why the laboratory likes to recruit students at the top of prestigious schools. Good talent and personal interests can produce extremely strong chemical reactions. Some students can study a single subject for 8 hours a day, and spend more than 1,500 days in four years and 1,500 days, and they will definitely invest more than 10,000 hours. This kind of concentration is difficult for doctoral students who follow the rules, and it is even more difficult to reproduce for workers who have entered the unit.

After all, if they truly enter the scientific research channel, the training they need to receive is no longer this basic model.

However, the basic model is the most difficult to make up for.

It can even be affected by age factors.

Yang Rui knew that he had no talent in thinking development - or the lack of knowledge base made him unable to play his thinking advantages at all. Therefore, while he was still in college, Yang Rui still listened as much as possible and learned more.

While Professor Wang Yong was still alive, Yang Rui opened the homework he had corrected and read the comments and instructions from behind to front.

Professor Wang has always made detailed corrections to his homework. Just the text at the end, he wrote two big pages, which were always as many as two or three hundred words.

Moreover, for the convenience of Yang Rui reading, Wang Yong wrote in a fixed format like a paper: this homework, where is good to do, where is bad to do, where can you read which reference books to make progress, where can you wait and learn separately... and so on, all in one go.

Yang Rui is sure that even the teacher hired by the royal family would be difficult to do his best so much.

"Thank you, Professor Wang, I'll understand it all." Yang Rui thanked again. His chemistry scores rose rapidly. In just over a year, he had completed the four-year training subjects for undergraduate chemistry students, all relying on Professor Wang's teaching.

However, Yang Rui was a little anxious to go back to see Jing Yulan today. After a few words, he gave up his seat.

Wang Yong nodded with a smile, put on his glasses again, and looked at the others.

Two students squeezed Yang Rui's position just now, one by one, and handed over the note.

Except for Yang Rui, Wang Yong asked other students to submit questions in the form of notes. The benefits of doing this are obvious. It is easier to explain the questions in writing and is less likely to cause detailed errors. On the other hand, the more difficult questions are written on the notes, so Professors can read them many times to think about it - the professor is not a god, and there are always difficulties and questions that cannot be answered.

Wang Yong took the note in his hand, took it a little further, and looked at it carefully.

At this time, Yang Rui thought of something and squeezed back, stood aside silently, waiting for Wang Yong to solve two problems before speaking.

Yang Rui was tall and strong, and he was more than a head taller than ordinary onlookers. Wang Yong saw him at a glance.

Compared to other classmates, Wang Yong obviously attached more importance to Yang Rui, took off his glasses and asked, "Is there any problem?"

Yang Rui bowed to both sides with a embarrassed fist and said, "Professor Wang, I want to stay at home for a while recently. I want to know some information about exogenous hormones. Can I introduce two books to me?"

Exogenous hormones are used for transplantation of cattle embryos. Although Yang Rui has a ready-made answer to use, it has to be tested.

Wang Yong himself is a professor in the Department of Biology, but he is from the Department of Chemistry. He is a so-called complex talent. The problem of exogenous hormones is his expertise. Therefore, after only a few seconds of thinking, Wang Yong nodded and said, "For exogenous hormones, I recommend you to read Juander's book. The school library has his lecture notes, which are all in English and you should be able to understand."

"Okay." Yang Rui recorded it.

"For exogenous hormones, is it your genetic engineering laboratory ready to use, right?" Wang Yong asked again.

Yang Rui nodded and said yes.

"I still understand this." Wang Yong carefully described it in detail.

Some of the students next to them listened with relish, while others became impatient.

Especially Geng Jian, who was in the same class, was originally dissatisfied with Yang Rui's special treatment. It should be said that Geng Jian, who was a poor and lower-middle peasant, opposed all unfair behaviors.

At this time, Yang Rui enjoyed Professor Wang's Q&A, which made Geng Jian even more unhappy.

However, answering questions in college is not necessarily a benefit. Professors originally chose questions and answered them. In short, whoever has more value in answering questions, he will answer whose questions will not answer all questions.

Although the people around the professor also expect the professor to answer their own questions, standing here means more to listen to other people’s questions and the professor’s answers to others, so as to check for the shortcomings and compare their own shortcomings.

Therefore, no matter how impatient Geng Jian was, he could only stand beside him obediently and watch Yang Rui "waste" Professor Wang Yong's time.

Ten minutes later, the class bell rang, and the students scattered and released Professor Wang Yong.

Yang Rui also took advantage of the situation and squeezed out, packed up his things, and walked out.

Geng Jian saw it, made up his mind and followed.

He wanted to stop this unhealthy trend - even if he couldn't stop it, he wanted to warn Yang Rui righteously that he could not bring the privileged ideas in society to the school.

Geng Jian has even thought about what to say and the scene of speaking.

Seeing that there were more and more students around, Geng Jian accelerated his pace.

He was going to block Yang Rui in front of the building, so that the most students would hear him and support him.

As for the possible resistance, Geng Jian didn't care about it.

No matter how awesome Yang Rui is, how can he treat his classmates?

Geng Jian thought while clamping the book under his arm tightly.

"Yang Rui!" At the entrance of the building, someone took the lead and blocked Yang Rui.

Geng Jian suddenly became anxious and trotted quickly.

"Oh, my Director Yang, I've been looking for you for a day, but I can't find it no matter how hard I look for it. As a result, you came to class." Two middle-aged men blocked Yang Rui at the door, dressed well.

Geng Jian's pace couldn't help but slow down.

"It's normal for students to go to class, why don't you call me?" Yang Rui twisted his waist, and there was a BP machine hanging there.

"We think it's better to report it in person." Jiang Zhijun and Wen Zelin were blocking the door, and they smiled brightly.

Yang Rui stood still and asked in surprise: "What? Something happened again?"

"Is there something wrong? How can something happen every day? But have you heard about Lu Shou?" Jiang Zhijun was a little mysterious.

Yang Rui couldn't help but shake his head, and led the two people to the side of the road, saying, "You are here to report, you are here to inquire about the news."

"No, I'm really here to report. Lu Shou was sentenced to severe sentence. Do you know?" Wen Zelin even felt excited about gossip news.

Yang Rui asked: "How did you judge it?"

"Six years! Don't you know?" Jiang Zhijun asked with temptation in suspicion, "I heard that someone wrote a letter to change the sentence?"

"Six years?"

"Six years!" Jiang Zhijun gestured with his hands and said, "When he comes out, he will be over 50 years old. Even if he doesn't lose his health, he can't do anything!"

Yang Rui nodded slightly and said, "It's better not to do things for people like him."

"That's right, do you know... who wrote the letter?" Jiang Zhijun tried again.

However, Yang Rui laughed at his expression and said openly: "If you want to ask, just ask. I wrote the letter correctly."

"You sent Lu Shou to prison?" Jiang Zhijun didn't expect that he would really get such an answer.

Yang Rui smiled and said, "I just wrote a letter, he sent himself to prison."

"Just kidding, Lu Shou is... you are so powerful!" Jiang Zhijun was shocked. He didn't know what to say. A few days ago, they would have no choice but to Lu Shou."

In front of the teaching building, Geng Jian was disguised and quietly listened to the corner of the wall, even more shocked. He thought about his life and outlook on life carefully, turned around silently, and changed his goal to the cafeteria.

I have been criticizing Yang Rui for a lot of time, and I don’t have to worry about it for a while.
Chapter completed!