Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 1082 I Have a Proposal: The Temptation of the Entire Class Advancing to Graduate School (Two Chapters Combined)
In general, these questions today are considered easy by those in the elite class.

They looked up the answers in dialects mainly to find the correct ones.

Everyone assumed that the answer in the dialect must be correct.

Of course, many of today's exam questions don't have fixed answers, so dialects are even more necessary to help confirm them. Apparently, it takes a week to grade and release the results.

Moreover, this is only a preliminary test. Once the results of the preliminary test are released, those who pass will receive a notification for the second test.

Although it's unknown exactly how many people will be admitted, everyone knows that by answering one more question correctly, more people can be eliminated.

After comparing answers with the dialect, everyone basically confirmed one thing: all the students present had gotten all the answers right.

In this situation, unless the candidate is politically unqualified, there won't be a significant difference in scores.

At least that's how they are.

After checking the answers here, it's almost time.

Everyone should go back to school or go home.

This postgraduate entrance exam is different from the college entrance exam. The exam time is very short, only one day, and the review time is also very short. It all comes down to the accumulation of knowledge and experience over time.

The school's idea is simple: to use this method to select truly capable people.

Fang Yan drove home; it was five o'clock in the afternoon.

His wife at home is waiting for him to come home.

"How was today's test? Was it difficult?"

Fang Yan put down his bag, took the hot towel his wife handed him to wipe his face, and said:
"It's a bit too simple, even simpler than I expected."

Upon hearing this, Huang Huijie, who was also at Fangyan's house, said:

"This is a good thing!"

"congratulations!"

Fang Yan smiled, but before she could answer, Zhu Lin beside her said:

"I don't think it's a good thing."

Huang Huijie and the rest of the family looked at Zhu Lin and asked:
"why?"

Zhu Lin said to them:

"It's very simple. If the preliminary test is too easy, then a lot of people will pass. When facing so many people in the retest, the research institute will definitely have to set very difficult questions to filter people out."

Huang Huijie suddenly realized.

Old Hu, who was standing to the side, then chimed in:
“That makes sense, but you’ve overlooked one thing: the difficulty of the questions about dialects isn’t very relevant.”

Everyone was taken aback for a moment, then burst into laughter.

If he says the questions about dialects are very difficult, then I wonder how difficult these questions must be.

After washing their faces, Fang Yan invited Anton and Zhengyi to go to the study to study together.

The apprentice's education has not been neglected in terms of dialect, especially on a day like today.

After Fang Yan finished teaching them, he remembered today's topic.

Fang Yan had already taught them some of the content, so he presented them with questions to test their knowledge. As long as it was something Fang Yan had taught them, both of his apprentices answered fluently.

Although they were curious as to why their master didn't test them on today's lesson but instead used past material, they were still not tested.

The apprentice's test results made Fang Yan feel that today's content was indeed too easy.

If that's the case, the apprentices will most likely pass the preliminary test.

Of course, he can recite the characters, but he doesn't recognize most of them yet. Although the dialect has helped him practice recognizing characters, this is something that needs to be done slowly.

Although it is just and intelligent, it must be done step by step.

Fang Yan wasn't asked to cook that evening; Lao Hu ordered dishes from the Yanjing Hotel instead.

They just had to celebrate dialects.

At the dinner table, Lao Hu and Fang Yan shared the current situation of registration in Hong Kong and overseas. Apart from the situation in Japan, which is not going smoothly, things are actually going quite well in other places.

The TV series in Hong Kong has finished filming and is currently being edited. It should be ready to air in about a month.

The fact that it was able to air so quickly is also thanks to Mr. Fok, a partner from Hong Kong.

The current sales volume in Hong Kong is still in short supply. It's unclear how the market, which isn't very large, manages to absorb the demand. It's said that some of the products are bought by foreigners.

When they arrived in Hong Kong, they saw nothing but overwhelming advertisements, so they took them with them as local specialties when they left.

In addition, the drugs they subsequently produced, in addition to their dialect, have a considerable appeal to men and women of all social classes and ages.

Therefore, sales in Hong Kong have always been quite high. As for Tongrentang in Hong Kong, after learning that Fang Yan and his team were cooperating with the Huo family, they didn't cause any trouble. They just kept sending people to express their apologies to the mainland.

I'm speechless. They didn't care back then, so what's the point of their apology now?

The apology was just a ploy to get more goods, and Fang Yan couldn't be bothered to pay them any attention.

In addition, the railway has been connected to the warehouse in Shenzhen, and it has begun preliminary trials. The medicines produced here can be shipped directly there by rail, and when needed there, they can be directly transported to Hong Kong or sold to other places.

As for his business in France, Li Chengzhu's business is also going very smoothly, and he has already made a rebate to them a few days ago.

Chu Qiaonan, however, encountered some problems in Switzerland. His sales channels were investigated because of incomplete documentation. Chu Qiaonan is currently seeking help from his father to resolve the issue.

As for the cooperation with Yugoslavia, another batch of medicine was sent there this month. They always pay a 70% deposit first, and then a 30% balance. This is the fourth batch so far. Fang Yan's procedures are complete, and with Zeng Luquan's help, all the medicinal materials meet international standards. In addition, the embassy in China has also helped to smooth things over, so the customs clearance speed has been improved.

Apart from some minor issues in Japan and Switzerland, everything is progressing smoothly abroad.

Lao Hu hadn't told Fang Yan about these things during his review period, so as not to distract him. Now that he had, Fang Yan was aware of the current situation.

In fact, normalcy is the norm. You have to understand that behind this is not just the two of them, but a huge state apparatus at work.

Each step here is done on simplified mode; if you still can't do it well, then you don't know how difficult this business is.

Things are progressing smoothly overseas, and the second-hand production lines from Japan have also arrived in China. Apart from adding one production line in Chaoyang Dongba, the other three production lines have been sent to the warehouse in the Shahe area of ​​Changping.

Furthermore, Batel has now been basically trained by Cui Yongyuan and has reached the basic level of security personnel. Under the current conditions in China, Batel is capable of performing protection duties without any problems.

However, Lao Hu was hoping to take this person out, at least to Hong Kong.

Therefore, there are still many skills that need to be improved.

Fang Yan felt that Lao Hu's request was a bit too difficult. If they really wanted to go to Hong Kong, they might as well just ask Director Liao to borrow people. They could just call on experts like Li Chong, Deng Cai, and Wang Feng.

Furthermore, Lao Hu hasn't mentioned his previous talk about taking revenge on his family, and Fang Yan is too embarrassed to ask, but it seems he's already achieved some results.

Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Hu have been smiling more often.

"Now that we've finished talking, you've completed the preliminary exam. There's still some time before the final exam. I wonder if Director Liao will assign you any tasks?" Old Hu said to Fang Yan, holding a glass of water.

It's evening now, and Lao Hu is afraid he won't be able to sleep if he drinks tea, so he can only drink plain water.

Fang Yan asked Lao Hu:

Have you heard of any large-scale return of overseas Chinese businesspeople to China recently?

Old Hu nodded and said:

"Yes, there are constant rumors about changes in domestic policies, and many people have come back because they sensed them."

"Such a large market, anyone who isn't blind knows how much wealth can be tapped here. I think we can also improve productivity, and the later products should start selling domestically."

Fang Yan waved his hand and said to Lao Hu:

"Don't rush. This is just a rumor. It will take several months for the policy to be officially released. For now, we should focus on making money overseas. Even after the policy is released, it will take time to implement. Initially, it will probably only be piloted in developed coastal areas. We can just follow the policy and gradually expand the market."

"Anyway, we still have the Ministry of Health and Director Liao behind us. Even if we don't do it, they will urge us to do it."

Old Hu nodded when he heard Fang Yan's words:
"Hmm...that makes sense."

Then Lao Hu suddenly remembered something and said to the dialect:

"By the way, the old Chinese medicine doctor in England with the surname He that you asked me to inquire about last time, who is said to be your maternal grandfather's brother, we have news about him now."

"Really!" Fang Yan perked up.

"It's said that he came back in June with overseas Chinese businessmen from the UK, but when I asked Director Liao, he said he wasn't sure yet and would confirm it with me after he got accurate information," Lao Hu said to Fang Yan.

Fang Yan nodded after hearing this.

This old man surnamed He recommended a dialect to an overseas Chinese businessman named Yan Ziqiang in the UK last time.

His surname is He, he's a traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, and he's almost eighty years old. (See Chapter 955)
He had mentioned it to his family, and when he asked his mother, she said she didn't remember. Then his older brother went to his maternal uncle, who simply brought out a family genealogy book and told him to look it up himself.

The dialect translation shows that there are indeed family members abroad.

However, the specific location was not mentioned; it was only stated that the departure was from Tianjin.

There's really no way to know what's going on with them.

"Let me know when you have any news," Fang Yan said to Lao Hu.

Old Hu nodded:

"No problem, I'll keep an eye on it."

If it really is my maternal grandfather's brother coming back, Fang Yan should still give him a proper welcome. Besides, the old man still has a lot of the He family's skills waiting for Fang Yan to learn.

The night after the postgraduate entrance exam passed uneventfully.

……

After the preliminary exam, life in Fangyan continued as usual.

In the morning, I do morning exercises, eat breakfast, do ward rounds, and then go to school.

When Fang Yan arrived at the school, she discovered that the free clinic for the day had ended. It seemed there were no plans to arrange for them to do internships, as the cars that used to park there were no longer available.

Once inside the classroom at school, all the classmates came over to check their answers with Fang Yan.

The examinations in the capital were divided into several examination halls.

So not everyone can be together.

The first thing people do when they see a dialect is, of course, to check the answers.

That's what word-of-mouth is all about.

Because there are no two identical correct answers, everyone brings their own answers to the questioner in the dialect, wanting to know if the questioner would be satisfied with their response.

I treated him as the examiner.

Fang Yan was also at a loss for words. She thought that since she didn't have to go to her internship or the free clinic this morning, she could sit in the classroom and relax all morning. But it seems she was wrong.

During the break before class, Fang Yan confirmed the answers with several classmates.

According to the dialect, as long as the teacher is not intentionally trying to eliminate some students, then all of these students' answers are acceptable.

Of course, there may be some flaws, which may deduct some points, but there are basically no major problems.

When class started, the homeroom teacher, Mr. Liu, came over.

He announced to everyone the arrangements for the next period of time.

Simply put, any student who has taken the postgraduate entrance exam can now get an opportunity to apprentice at Xiyuan Hospital, Dongzhimen Hospital, or the Acupuncture Academy.

During this period, I was learning from a doctor.

People can choose whichever doctor they want to work with; any doctor who works at the hospital is a candidate for selection.

These three hospitals are affiliated with the university, and some of the doctors there are either professors, research group leaders, directors, deputy directors, or vice presidents of the university.

Or they are experts who have won multiple awards.

"This is to help you stand out in the re-examination. Our school still prefers that the graduate students are mostly from our own school. This is also the point that the school can help you."

After hearing what Lao Liu said, everyone looked at each other in bewilderment.

They were quite familiar with Xiyuan Hospital, as they had worked with the doctors there, but they weren't very familiar with the other two hospitals.

How are they supposed to choose?
Then the only option is Xiyuan Hospital.

However, some people still thought of another question: since everyone's internship is basically at Xiyuan Hospital, will people from other grades who have taken the preliminary test also choose to stay in the same place?
If that's the case, someone might have a lot of students around them.

In fact, the trainees have already gained experience from their internships. When there are a lot of people on site, it is very difficult to learn anything. Some things in traditional Chinese medicine cannot be understood just by looking at them; you also need to ask questions.

Because not everyone writes medical records in such detail as in a dialect, often their thoughts are written down in a way that is incomprehensible to others, requiring inquiries. And if there are many people asking these questions, it becomes difficult to get a turn.

It's fine if people ask you the questions you want to ask, but what if they don't?
This is a very awkward situation, especially since some departments are already quite busy and simply don't have time to answer your questions.

I didn't understand many of the medical cases at all after reading them at noon.

Moreover, some doctors don't see patients there every day; some specialists only appear on odd and even days, and they're doing other things at other times. What do you do then?
Does that mean I'll just be standing around in the hospital all day?

Or should I chase after them and go to their side?

Of course, these behaviors are unlikely; the most likely scenario is that he was just studying on his own.

Based on the accuracy rate of the test papers given to them by the dialect, most people can advance to the second round of testing.

So the next step is still intense review.

"Instead of going there to learn from a master, it would be better to go to Peking Union Medical College Hospital with Brother Fang for a consultation." Someone muttered to themselves.

Just that one sentence caused the entire classroom to fall silent for a moment.

Then suddenly everything exploded.

"That's right! Brother Fang's skills are definitely top-notch, and his medical case analysis is absolutely textbook-level. I haven't seen anyone write medical cases as detailed as him."

"That's right. Going to Xiyuan Hospital and squeezing in with other senior students who are also taking the exam, you won't get a single question for half a day. It's better to stay with Brother Fang. At least there are fewer people in our class."

"I trust Brother Fang. On the postgraduate entrance exam paper, I wrote down all the medical case analysis that Brother Fang talked about. It was as easy as copying the answers. I just briefly recalled what he shared back then and found that I could just write down the general content directly, without even needing to write it in too much detail."

"Yes, that's me too. Apart from the things that need to be memorized, I found that the experience for those big questions was all mentioned in Fang Ge's sharing class."

"..." Everyone started talking at once.

Liu Duzhou scratched his head, looking at Fang Yan with a headache.

Fang Yan could only give Lao Liu a helpless look.

Seeing everyone's excited expressions, Old Liu said:

"Alright, alright, everyone, calm down."

Hearing Lao Liu's words, the noise in the class finally subsided.

He said to the crowd:

“You want to go to Peking Union Medical College Hospital with Fang Yan, but Peking Union Medical College Hospital is not a partner of ours, and he hasn’t seen a doctor there in a long time.”

"Finally, don't forget that all the patients he sees are screened."

"The situation at Peking Union Medical College Hospital is different from the three hospitals we arranged. It's not something they can just agree to just because we want to go there."

After hearing what Lao Liu said, the excited students in the class finally calmed down. It was indeed true.

This isn't a situation they can just go whenever they want. Peking Union Medical College Hospital and this place aren't part of the same system, so they can't just do whatever they want.

In other words, no matter what we say, we can only follow the school's arrangements.

At this moment, Fang Yan coughed and said to Lao Liu:

"This is something we can discuss."

Fang Yan didn't rule out any possibility of conflict of interest, so that if the school didn't want to be associated with Peking Union Medical College Hospital, she would still have a way out.

As soon as he said that, Old Liu scratched his head.

Fang Yan asked him:
"How about we go outside and talk?"

He pointed outside as he spoke.

After hearing this, Lao Liu nodded.

We should respect the demands of so many students these days.

Fang Yan immediately stood up and walked out, deciding to find out the school's attitude first.

The students in the class weren't stupid, and at this point, no one started to make a fuss. If they had, they would have used Fang Yan or Lao Liu as leverage, but that's not something you can do.

None of the people who get into the elite class are stupid.

Once Fang Yan and Lao Liu were outside, Lao Liu first asked Fang Yan:

"Would Peking Union Medical College Hospital agree to that?"

Unexpectedly, this was what Lao Liu was concerned about, but Fang Yan still made his stance clear first:

"There's no problem with the school, I can go over and ask."

"First of all, I will definitely follow the school's arrangements. If I have to go to these three hospitals, I will definitely obey the arrangements."

After all, she'll be in graduate school soon, and Fang Yan wouldn't want to cause any trouble with the school over this.

Upon hearing Fang Yan's words, Liu Duzhou knew what Fang Yan was thinking.

He said, somewhat amused and exasperated:

"Hey, you're overthinking it. There aren't that many twists and turns."

"The matter is as I just said, it's all for the purpose of getting more people from our school into graduate programs."

"The purpose of this mentorship program is to give you more time to communicate with individual professors. After the exam, you will have a better understanding of your own situation. Now it's time to make some adjustments to your studies based on that understanding."

He paused after speaking, then revealed:
"Of course, there's something else I haven't mentioned. Many of our school's teachers will be transferred to other places to grade papers. This time it's cross-grading, and we're going to Tianjin. After the national scores are tallied, we'll have to hold a unified re-examination in Beijing. The timeframe is very tight, so we basically can't teach the classes anymore, and many of the school's courses can't be conducted either. So we need to arrange for all the students we can to go to the hospital."

Fang Yan suddenly realized that he had heard in his previous life that the national results were compiled in a very short time. It turned out that even Lao Liu and his team had been mobilized this time.

It is indeed necessary to be a professional. There is no standard answer for the preliminary test. As long as it is written reasonably, it can get points.

Old Liu, speaking in a thoughtful tone, assured him:
"You can rest assured, the school has no other intentions."

Fang Yan nodded and said with a smile:

"Now that you put it that way, I understand."

After saying that, Fang Yan said to Lao Liu:

“I can go and discuss it with Peking Union Medical College Hospital. I think it shouldn’t be a big problem, and we can even start seeing patients there. I’ll be there to watch over them and provide support whenever they have any issues. I can see patients in the morning and come back in the afternoon to summarize my experience. My progress won’t be slower than if I were following a professor.”

"After all, we're trying to increase our chances of passing the postgraduate entrance exam, not to learn special skills from professors."

Hearing Fang Yan say this, Lao Liu also remembered how Fang Yan's sharing class had helped everyone.

If you do the same thing as everyone else, you won't have any advantage in the interview.

However, if dialects can help everyone review in their own way, maybe the entire elite class can be promoted to graduate school, which would be truly amazing.

As the homeroom teacher himself, he's a shoo-in for vice principal next year.

After thinking for a moment, Old Liu said:

"Since you put it that way, I support you! I'll talk to the school about it right away."

PS: The basic chapter of 6000 words is now complete. There will be an extra chapter later.

(End of this chapter)