Looking at the majestic and historical gate of Jingcheng University, Li Donglai felt emotional.
Goals that were unattainable in previous lives have been achieved in this life.
Fate is indeed wonderful.
Different from the last time he visited Beijing University, Li Donglai felt inexplicably shocked when he was immersed in the scene this time.
Today is the day of the official report. From time to time, young people who are tired of the journey will walk to the school with their hands bowed and cheered.
They are all alone, and occasionally there are parents who see them off, and they also stop under the big camphor tree not far away.
Li Donglai mingled among them, and he was stopped as soon as he took two steps.
A security officer in a tan uniform frowned and looked him up and down: "Comrade, our school has stipulated that in order to cultivate students' ability to be independent, accompanying parents are strictly prohibited from entering. These regulations have been marked on the notice..."
Li Donglai was stunned for a moment, and then he understood why those parents were standing under the big camphor tree. It was on the love letter.
but...
Li Donglai took out the admission notice from his trouser pocket: "I am a freshman."
"New student?" The security officer took the notice suspiciously, but before he could take a closer look, a figure rushed over.
"Brother Donglai, I didn't expect to become an alumnus!"
When I looked up, it turned out to be Zhou Zheng, my "friend from infancy and early childhood."
Behind him should be Zhang Lanzhi with a ponytail.
Zhou Zheng ran over, looked at the admission notice in Li Donglai's hand, and then looked at the security officer beside him, and immediately understood what was going on.
He took out his ID card from his arms and said with a smile: "Comrade, I am Zhou Zheng, a third-year student in the Department of Medicine. According to the instructions of the Student Affairs Office, I am here to greet Comrade Li Donglai."
Greeting? The security officer scratched his head. Do you need to greet an 'older' student?
However, as long as there is no problem with his identity, the rest is not his business scope.
"I just misunderstood, please forgive me!" The security officer handed the admission notice back to Li Donglai, raised his right hand and saluted.
Li Donglai immediately returned the gift: "It's okay!"
——The aura exuded by this security officer can only be found in retired veterans.
After thinking about it for a while, I felt relieved.
Beijing University is the top university in China. The students on the campus shoulder the important task of rejuvenating the motherland. Naturally, the higher-ups must strictly protect their safety.
...
After being delayed for a while at the door, Li Donglai entered the campus and found that it was already bustling with activity.
There are young faces everywhere, and various slogans welcoming new students are hung on the walls and among the trees.
The new student reception desk is not far from the school gate.
After leaving the gate, the students rushed to the reception desks of their respective departments like chickens that have found their mother hen.
Although Zhou Zheng was responsible for the reception, Li Donglai did not receive any privileges.
There was a long queue in the medical department.
The weather was hot, and there was a tea point under the corridor. Zhang Lanzhi took the enamel jar from Li Donglai and opened the herbal tea.
Li Donglai and Zhou Zheng chatted incessantly.
"Our Department of Medicine is a large department. Director Wang from the Student Affairs Office said that we have recruited more than 500 people this year." Zhou Zheng, as a 'senior', pointed to the long queue in front of him and introduced.
Li Donglai made some calculations and said: "The medical school has four majors: medical, health, dental, and pharmacy. There are about 20 people in the professional class. Looking at this situation, our pharmacy department may be divided into ten classes this year..."
Zhou Zheng: "It can't be calculated that way. The admission conditions for pharmacy are strict and there are not enough students every year. It's pretty good to have more than 100 people."
Li Donglai nodded in agreement.
Pharmacy is the most difficult major in medical school.
Not only must you be proficient in inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, organic chemistry, physiology, cell biology, molecular biology and other subjects, but you must also be able to perform experiments.
In this era, the conditions of various high schools were limited, quality education was out of the question, and talents were correspondingly scarce.
Li Donglai stood at the end, and within a few minutes, someone else came behind him.
"Classmate, were you stopped by the security officer just now?"
Li Dong turned around and saw that the other person was a man with dark skin and short hair.
He looks as anxious as Silly Zhu.
Li Donglai nodded.
"It's okay, it's okay!" The man's eyes widened and he breathed a sigh of relief, "I'm obviously only eighteen years old, but the security officer didn't believe it when he saw the admission notice, so he forced me to take out the letter of introduction. Seeing you
He looks so down-to-earth and has gone through the same thing, so I feel relieved that we will be brothers from now on. How old are you?"
The man's whole body exuded a strong sense of simplicity, his chest exposed by the open collar was maroon, and his Mandarin seemed rather stiff.
Li Donglai: "I am twenty-nine years old this year and I am a visiting scholar."
Man: "..."
Where are the brothers you promised?
The man was very generous and soon stopped worrying about this issue.
After some small talk, Li Donglai found out that his name was Narisong and he came from the prairie.
This time I was able to study at Beijing University because I was recommended by Onmat Banner.
After learning that Li Donglai was also studying pharmacy, Narisong became excited instantly.
"Brother Donglai, you don't know that medicine is really difficult. I'm already prepared not to sleep every night."
"Then why did you choose pharmacy?"
"It's not because I was forced by my old man. He is an old doctor who always nags me. There are too few medicines in our country. Without high-quality medicines, no matter how smart the doctor is, he can only do nothing."
Zhou Zheng echoed in a low voice next to him: "Yes, our country can only produce dozens of tons of APIs every year. Antibiotics, sulfonamides, antipyretics, vitamins, anti-tuberculosis drugs, and endemic drugs are far from meeting the needs of the people."
"Are you also a freshman in medical school?" That day Risong saw that Zhou Zheng was no longer young, and his eyes began to shine.
Zhou Zheng took the initiative to introduce: "Medical school, pharmacy, junior student, Zhou Zheng."
"Senior brother..." The light in Risong's eyes dimmed that day.
Although the queue was long, considering that it was too hot, the teacher in charge of reception speeded up the registration.
Soon it was Li Donglai's turn.
"Research student?" A young teacher looked at Li Donglai up and down in surprise.
The female teacher next to her who was responsible for reviewing the information also came over: "It seems that this year's medical school is for further study, right? Which unit recommended him?"
Their eyes fell on the notice, and their expressions were instantly moved: "Li Donglai, director of the medical department of Hongxing Steel Rolling Mill Hospital!!"
The female teacher suddenly turned into a star-struck fan: "You are the Li Donglai who published two papers in a row."
Li Donglai nodded calmly.
Narisong behind him couldn't help but swallow and spit.
Paper? I published a paper before I even enrolled in school.
Where are the brothers you promised?
'Abu, Beijing University is too scary, I want to go home.'
The two teachers saw that the students next to them also noticed the movement, and hurriedly calmed down their excitement and helped Li Donglai go through the admission procedures.
With a bright smile: "Here are the campus map, meal tickets and dormitory keys. Every month, remember to go to the student office to receive a living allowance of 15 yuan."
After checking in, Zhou Zheng and Zhang Lanzhi had classes, so they left first.
Maybe the dormitories were allocated according to the order of reports. That day, Risong and Li Donglai were assigned to a dormitory, Room 306, Building 16.
