The meeting began a month later.

Lu Renxin took leave specifically to travel by high-speed rail to Linjiang City to attend the meeting.

He had only attended the annual meeting held by his department before, and this was the first time he had ever attended one of this scale.

The entire conference hall is a specially rented, super-large, open space, divided into an inner and outer section.

The outer layer is divided into different booths, showcasing the results of recent physicalization research.

The outer layer also had a designated area for displaying posters of the participating experts. The portraits of the experts in suits occupied one-third of the posters, with their papers, achievements, and professional titles listed below them...

Lu Renxin was like Grandma Liu visiting the Grand View Garden, feeling unfamiliar and curious about everything.

Looking at the resumes of those impressive experts, he secretly sighed: When will I be able to reach their level?

After looking through the expert posters, Lu Renxin continued to stroll around casually.

When it was almost time, he went inside to prepare. Several staff members were sitting behind a long table covered with red velvet cloth at the entrance.

Staff distributed meeting materials, notebooks, and pens to everyone according to the sign-in sheet.

When Lu Renxin entered after signing in, he realized that it was a huge conference hall, brightly lit, with the lights illuminating the gleaming mahogany tables and chairs and leather seats.

At the far end of the hall, a high-definition projection screen displays the theme of the meeting.

With only ten minutes left before the official start, attendees gradually entered, exchanging quiet greetings with those they knew.

Staff members were setting up the projection function in front of the whiteboard, while others were looking down at the materials they had been given.

The space was filled with these trivial sounds, and a sense of tension, ready to erupt, was subtly present.

"Welcome everyone to the First China Hospital Information Network Conference and Medical Information Technology and Product Exhibition." With these opening remarks from the host, the event began.

The conference agenda includes an opening ceremony and reports.

After the host begins, they will introduce the important guests in turn.

Next came the opening remarks, with leaders from the organizing committee, representatives from the host institutions, or heads of relevant organizations delivering welcome speeches.

After these procedures comes the most hardcore part.

Invited guests will give speeches, sharing research findings or industry perspectives.

Following the keynote address, the conference will conduct in-depth discussions on different sub-topics, which will be held in different venues. Participants can choose the venue to attend the lectures based on their interests.

Lu Renxin's speech was in this segment; he was just one of many speakers and only had 10 minutes to speak.

As time ticked by, Lu Renxin stepped onto the platform. He stopped and looked down at the packed conference hall below, feeling a sense of unease.

I usually have the opportunity to speak on stage in public, but this is the first time I've faced so many people and so many eyes on me.

His ears tightened slightly, a hint of restraint lingered in his eyes, and his heart pounded.

However, Lu Renxin was not the type to panic when nervous. He composed himself, calmed his chaotic thoughts, took a deep breath, looked up at everyone, and began to speak formally.

At first, his tone was somewhat reserved, and he seemed a little hesitant in his speech. Following the PowerPoint presentation, he slowly recounted his journey.

The goal is simple: to popularize medical knowledge to the general public in a more accessible and understandable way.

Gradually, Lu Renxin began to immerse himself in the activity, becoming completely absorbed. His inner anxiety and tension gradually dissipated, and he became increasingly calm and relaxed.

He has begun to think outside the box and no longer reads from the script rigidly.

She began to speak freely, using sincere words to describe the hardships of staying up late day after day to write articles and organize medical information.

The audience members below the stage focused intently on his insights, agreeing wholeheartedly.

The room was completely silent, except for Lu Renxin's voice, which flowed like a gentle stream, captivating everyone.

"Thank you for listening." He calmly stopped speaking after saying his last sentence.

After a brief silence, continuous applause erupted from the audience, with many people clapping and cheering, all expressing their recognition and appreciation for the young doctor.

He was followed by other speakers, and Lu Renxin listened attentively, gaining new insights from their experiences.

After everyone finished speaking, it was time for a tea break, and everyone moved to another hall.

Several long tables covered with clean white tablecloths had already been set up there, and the tables were laden with a dazzling array of desserts and drinks.

The ceramic coffee pot and thermos contain coffee and tea, while disposable paper cups, sugar cubes, and stirrers are neatly arranged next to them.

The plate was set with small sandwiches, beautifully shaped cookies, and cream cakes decorated with different fruits, as well as slices of watermelon and cantaloupe.

Unlike the serious academic atmosphere just now, the air is now filled with the aroma of desserts and the bitter scent of coffee.

This is a tea break, a time for replenishing energy and relieving the fatigue caused by prolonged mental exertion.

The attendees stood in twos and threes around the table, holding paper cups in one hand and snacks in the other, their posture much more relaxed than when they were seated.

Many familiar bigwigs were enthusiastically discussing and sharing their recent updates.

Lu Renxin didn't know anyone well. He had been mentally working all morning, and his breakfast had been mostly digested. His stomach was rumbling, so he focused all his attention on the snacks.

I'll eat the chicken sandwich.

I'll eat the strawberry cupcakes.

I'll eat the pineapple cream bread.

I'll eat the watermelon.

I'm eating, I'm eating, I'm eating...

The place where others communicated and exchanged feelings became Lu Renxin's self-service canteen.

He had just put a fork of cream into his mouth when he heard someone call his name. The voice was gentle, unhurried, and carried an air of complete control.

"Are you Lu Renxin? Hello, I've seen your videos."

Lu Renxin quickly put down the disposable plate in his hand and freed his right hand to hold hers.

The girl in front of me was wearing a light green cheongsam, with a few faint orchids embroidered on the collar and cuffs with silk thread of the same color.

Her jet-black hair was meticulously pulled up and combed into a neat bun at the back of her head.

She didn't adorn her hair with elaborate gold and silver ornaments, but simply inserted a translucent and warm white jade hairpin.

A few wisps of hair fell casually beside her fair and slender neck, further accentuating her flawless skin and elegant demeanor.

I don't know this person. Lu Renxin was full of questions: Why would he suddenly contact me?

"Hello, may I ask who you are?"

Perhaps noticing his confusion, the girl covered her mouth and laughed: "My name is Lan Yinyin, and like you, I'm a semi-self-media blogger."

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