With Lan Junhua's character, he would have tried every means to refuse before.
But this time, she did not refuse, but readily agreed.
Before leaving, Lan Kehan winked at Jiang Zhihao and said, "I heard you're married? But it doesn't matter. My granddaughter is considered the most outstanding among women, and she can't be worse than anyone else."
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Both Jiang Zhihao and Lan Junhua understood what he meant. The former was helpless, while the latter's cheeks turned red and he said in embarrassment: "Grandpa, what nonsense are you talking about!"
Lan Kehan chuckled and clicked until the end.
After driving away, Lan Junhua glanced at Jiang Zhihao in the rearview mirror. Seeing that he seemed to have no intention of speaking, he couldn't help but ask, "Are you still angry with me?"
Jiang Zhihao was stunned for a moment. He was just thinking about how he could use the gains from his visit to Kyoto in more ways. When he heard Lan Junhua's question, he changed his mind and said, "You're not angry. What's there to be angry about?"
Lan Junhua carefully recognized his expression, but could not see any hypocrisy.
She groaned and asked: "Why do you seem to know everything? It's like learning knowledge from the mother's womb. Even my doctoral supervisors may not know as much as you. Machinery, jade, medicine, and calligraphy."
,is there anything you don’t know how to do?”
Jiang Zhihao was keenly aware that Lan Junhua's tone had changed today, and he spoke much more than before.
It seems that this girl's impression of herself has changed.
He smiled and said: "I didn't start learning it from my mother's womb, but it's true that I learned it for a long time longer than the average person."
These words are not false. Judging from Jiang Zhihao's experience in his previous life, he has studied for nearly eighty years more than normal people, so he naturally understands more.
Lan Junhua didn't understand what he really meant. He was silent for a moment and suddenly said, "I want to apologize for my previous attitude. I may have misunderstood you before. I hope you don't mind."
"Well, I don't mind." Jiang Zhihao said.
This answer was somewhat perfunctory, and Lan Junhua didn't know how to answer the question.
After a while, she asked: "When will you leave Kyoto?"
"Why are you so anxious to drive me away?" Jiang Zhihao joked.
"I don't mean that. I just want to ask you when you will leave, and then I will practice it for you." After Lan Junhua finished speaking, he seemed to feel that these words were a bit abrupt, and quickly added: "Didn't Grandpa say that, as long as
Since you are still in Kyoto, we must have a good relationship with you."
Jiang Zhihao laughed and said: "It may take a while, but there is no rush. But has Miss Junhua ever thought about switching from Western medicine to Chinese medicine?"
Lan Junhua was stunned when asked. Will he switch to traditional Chinese medicine?
She has a doctorate in medicine and biology and has extraordinary abilities. She also received education in Western medicine and knows almost nothing about traditional Chinese medicine.
But in Jiang Zhihao's view, it would be a waste if talents like Lan Junhua continued to practice Western medicine.
Once universities of traditional Chinese medicine and hospitals of traditional Chinese medicine are opened, the medical world in the future will definitely be turned upside down by traditional Chinese medicine, and the status of Western medicine will drop a lot.
With Lan Junhua's ability, it is not difficult at all to change careers, especially since she has a good understanding of biology, which is the essential foundation for a qualified Chinese medicine practitioner.
Jiang Zhihao hopes to attract as many talents as possible around him so that the University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine can rise as quickly as possible.
The faster it rises, the faster the status of Chinese medicine will improve. This is its main purpose.
Although Lan Junhua didn't quite understand this, she could tell that Jiang Zhihao probably admired her own level.