This actor just wants to verify.

Chapter 375: Ashu, why don't you break up with him? (asking for monthly votes)
Park Shu was a down-to-earth man. When he returned to the capital, he told his father about Hao Yun.

"He wants to take the postgraduate entrance examination?" Pu's father was very surprised.

Isn't Hao Yun a celebrity? It's understandable that he takes the postgraduate entrance examination to become a director or screenwriter, but it's outrageous for him to take the postgraduate entrance examination to study acting.

Generally, people take the postgraduate entrance examination because they cannot get any acting jobs or cannot make it.

While they would occasionally pay attention to Park Seol's good friend, that definitely had nothing to do with him not getting any acting jobs.

Hao Yun won the Cannes Best Screenplay Award, which is a very significant thing in Pu's father's eyes.

In any industry, you deserve praise if you can achieve excellence.

"Well, he wants to apply to the Law Department of Peking University." Park Shu didn't know much, he just helped to convey the message.

“…” Pu’s father was speechless.

Pu Ma was peeling an apple in her hand. She wanted to peel the whole apple down to the peel - but the peel broke before she finished peeling it.

The old couple are both in their sixties and have seen the world.

But I was still shocked by Hao Yun's decision. Is that kid crazy?

You, an actor, suddenly have to take the postgraduate entrance examination.

It would be fine if I just took the postgraduate entrance exam, but I had to take the law exam and I had to take it at Peking University.

Ashu, why don't you break up with your friend? He is abnormal.

"This is the thesis he wrote. Please take it to a suitable law professor. Dad, please help him find a teacher who is willing to accept non-law master's students." Park Shu took out the thesis that Hao Yun gave him.

More than 4 pages were printed on A paper.

It was a very solid paper. When Pu's father held it in his hand, he felt that it was not a simple matter.

"I don't even know my master's supervisor." Pu's father was a very honest man. Since the task was entrusted to him, he would naturally do it.

But it’s not easy to do.

He was born in 37 and became a professor in 91. He retired from the position of director of the Space Physics Teaching and Research Section last year, and then was re-employed by the school to lead some doctoral students in researching the Earth space binary star exploration program.

By the way, I also publish some academic magazines like "Journal of Geophysical Research: Space Physics" and "Chinese Journal of Space Science".

I really don't know the professor who is too young.

I can only find older professors who are willing to accept master's students.

"Chen Xingliang should also accept master's students." Pu's mother knew a little more.

"We're not very familiar with each other, so it's not a good idea to just show up... Never mind, I'm not familiar with anyone anyway, I'll go to the law school and ask."

Pu's father knew Chen Xingliang.

Chen Xingliang was born in 1957 and is 48 years old.

He was a member of the "Huangpu First Class" of the Peking University Law School in 77, and studied under the master of criminal law Gao Mingxuan.

In December 1981, Chen Xingliang graduated from the Law Department of Peking University with a Bachelor of Laws degree. In the same year, he was admitted to the Law Department of Renmin University. In December 12, he received a Master of Laws degree, and in May 1984, he received a Doctor of Laws degree.

1984年至1997年在人民大学法学院任教，先后任助教（1985年）、讲师（1987年）、副教授（1989年）、教授（1993年）、博士生导师（1994年）。

He has been a professor and doctoral supervisor at the Law School of Peking University since 1998.

This year he was also named an outstanding teacher in the capital.

The reason why Pu Ma mentioned him is that he not only teaches doctoral and master's students, but also teaches undergraduate students.

Chen Xingliang is more down-to-earth, and you could say he’s easier to talk to.

He is a very responsible person with a strong personality.

His classes are very popular. He not only cares about students' studies, but also provides help in their lives, such as helping students find jobs.

He was often seen eating with graduate students in the cafeteria, and sometimes he would guide their papers while eating.

Pu's father asked his son some questions, but he didn't know the answers to any of them.

I might as well call Hao Yun and ask him what this kid is thinking.

Hao Yun talked about his situation and emphasized that he would not quit the entertainment industry to go to school. His goal of studying was to open an elective law course at the Beijing Film Academy and introduce legal education to the art college.

His idea seems a bit unrealistic.

But Hao Yun is not without any support. One of them is that he has a thesis.

Two film-related papers, one published in "Film Art" and the other in "Journal of Beijing Film Academy" - these two papers at least show that he is a person who can calm down and engage in academic research.

There is also the paper "The Rise of Computer Crime and the Lag of Law" in Pu's father's hand, which is an academic paper on cybercrime and law.

Another thing is that Hao Yun’s studies were supported by Beijing Film Academy.

The school was very supportive of his studying law, and it was certain that he would be offered a law elective course at Beijing Film Academy. This was very particular in China.

Although Beijing Film Academy cannot be compared with Peking University, as long as you have a "unit", it is a public-to-public relationship. Everyone has a superior, so each party will give face to the other.

Wang Huijun, president of Beijing Film Academy, also made it clear that Hao Yun would select the people and they would take charge of the operation.

It’s just that I’m not that confident, so I asked Hao Yun to choose a few more.

Hao Yun didn't know who to choose, so he simply asked Park Shu to help him.

After chatting with Hao Yun for a while, I hung up the phone.

Pu's father was quite emotional.

This child has clear thinking, dares to think and act, and most importantly, he works really hard.

He filmed movies non-stop during college, and while ensuring the smooth completion of his studies, he was also able to write such a thick paper and teach himself a lot of legal knowledge.

He looked at the time and realized that if he delayed any longer he would have to get off work.

So I went to the law school and found Professor Chen Xingliang.

Chen Xingliang is less than 50 years old, which is the prime age. He has taught many master and doctoral students and also taught classes to undergraduates. You can definitely find him here.

Pu's father has made great achievements in physics and is a candidate for academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

What's more, he is a semi-retired professor and there is no conflict of academic ideas between us.
Therefore, Chen Xingliang was very enthusiastic about Pu's father's visit.

After a few polite words, Pu's father stated his purpose and told the whole situation in detail, including the relationship between Hao Yunzo and his son.

As for his impression of Hao Yun, he did not emphasize it particularly.

Whether Hao Yun is good or not, and whether to accept him or not, is that other people's business. There is no need for him to impose his own views on him. Being able to express the problem comprehensively and objectively is already his best effort to help Hao Yun.

"The entertainment industry..." Professor Chen Xingliang subconsciously wanted to refuse.

Even if Beijing Film Academy had endorsement, he would not want it. It's not that he has any prejudice against the entertainment industry, but he feels that the entertainment industry, a place of fame and fortune, is not a place for academic research.

However, thinking about what Pu's father said about bringing a thesis, I decided to take a look at the thesis first.

It can also be regarded as giving face to Pu's father, a colleague and senior.

"Okay, Teacher Chen, please take a look. I can't quite understand it either." Pu's father handed the paper to him, but he didn't read much of the content.

Because he doesn't know much about this.

However, based on his experience of publishing hundreds of papers, this paper has a very standard format, clear structure, and rigorous argumentation.

If there is no problem with the output of ideas, it should be considered a good doctoral thesis.

"Undergraduate student..." Chen Xingliang straightened his back. This thesis was much longer than he had imagined.

Generally speaking, undergraduate theses are 5,000 to 8,000 words, and many are required to be more than 10,000 words.

A master's thesis should be between 20,000 and 50,000 words.

A doctoral dissertation starts at 50,000 yuan, and can even cost more than 100,000 yuan. The most difficult part of a doctoral dissertation is writing the dissertation. The specific details depend on the regulations of each school.

The thesis submitted by this undergraduate student from the Department of Performance is a full 80,000 words.

And looking at the title, it is indeed related to law.

A non-law majoring student wrote an 80,000-word academic paper on law.

Chen Xingliang put away his original perfunctory attitude.

He originally wanted to take a look just for the sake of courtesy, and then politely reject Old Man Pu.

When professors read a paper, they will first take a rough look at it. With their vision and experience, they can judge the quality of the paper in this process.

Chen Xingliang also made a quick judgment.

This paper combines new things and has a very good topic. Just as Pu's father judged, the format is very standard, the structure is very clear, and the argumentation is very rigorous.

If I have to find any flaw, it would be the lack of depth.

The problem has been raised, but this paper has almost no constructive suggestions on how to solve it.

The advantages are obvious, but so are the disadvantages.

If it was written by Chen Xingliang or one of his students, then you should study it carefully and revise it, spending several months or even a year or two to get the optimal solution for the problem.

But now this is written by a non-law student...

Talent!
From Chen Xingliang's expression, Pu's father also knew the answer. He smiled and said, "This student was ranked third in the liberal arts in Anhui Province in 2002. At that time, our school even competed for it, but ended up losing to Beijing Film Academy."

"Oh, it's him!" Chen Xingliang suddenly realized.

(End of this chapter)