The students sitting on the bus saw the car and quickly recognized it: "It's Senior Brother Cao's car."
She would have known that the boys in her class worshiped Senior Brother Cao as if they were gods, including her younger brother at home. Senior Brother Cao's number one fan in the class was monitor Yue. Yue Wentong was the first to get out of the car and follow the counselor to say hello.
Other students followed and got off the bus in a hurry.
Xie Wanying walked at the back and was not in a hurry. She took this moment to take a look at the environment of the institute of her favorite specialty.
The Capital Heart and Lung Institute has the title of a national cardiovascular academic technology research center, and its strength is absolutely unparalleled.
Speaking of which, in this era, time-honored units are characterized by old buildings and long histories and people.
From the outside, the office building of the Capital Heart and Lung Institute has a sense of age, and the exterior walls are gray. It is said that before applying for a new building, you need to wait for the state to allocate funds.
People who do research in such an environment must have the scientific research spirit to contribute to the medical cause of the motherland. The salary of the employees here is really not high. Compared with the salary of foreign researchers, it is even far lower than that of the top tertiary hospitals in China.
Physician income.
Big bosses like Mr. Cao Yudong stay here to work in a place that no one in the industry knows about. They do not seek money or profit, and they do not have a name, but only pursue the spirit of exploration of medicine.
A teacher received the news of their arrival and hurried out of the door to pick up their classmates.
"Hello, Teacher Ren." A woman in her 50s or 60s, wearing a scientific researcher's white coat and glasses with silver hair on her temples, waved to Ren Chongda with a smile on her face, and at the same time did not forget to say hello to the familiar Cao Yong, "
Dr. Cao Yong.”
"Hello, Professor Yuan." Ren Chongda and Cao Yong went up to talk to each other.
Professor Yuan Fang’s name is like thunder in the ears of internal medicine students.
Xie Wanying listened and heard the excited discussions among her internal medicine classmates, especially those who aspired to cardiology.
Today I came here to visit. Not only the surgical students were happy, but the students from other specialties were also very happy. Because you can meet all kinds of big shots here, and it’s definitely not just the surgical big guys.
Professor Yuan Fang, according to classmates Zhang Desheng, is an expert in atherosclerosis research, one of the most popular research fields in cardiovascular medicine in China. Therefore, it is not surprising that Professor Yuan is now working as an atherosclerosis researcher at the Capital Heart and Lung Institute.
The academic leader of the room.
"Your dad said you were going to bring people here." Professor Yuan Fang saw the Cao family and whispered in Cao Yong's ear, "He may have to come later. Maybe your eldest brother will come first to help entertain people later."
His father had not told him about these specific arrangements in advance. It was an unwritten internal rule of the Cao family that work matters were business matters and no small talk was allowed at home. Besides, he did not live with his father and eldest brother.
Professor Yuan is aware of this habit of the Cao family, so let him know about it now.
In fact, it doesn't matter whether his father comes or not. It's just a group of students who come to visit and study, and there is no need for the director to personally receive him. If his father comes, he will probably come just as a passerby, curious to take a look.
The Capital Heart and Lung Institute is mainly engaged in research, and it also accepts graduate students and recruits researchers. It’s just that if the outstanding clinical medical students from the National Association of China really come here to become researchers, they will be a bit overqualified.
