Of course, the biggest reason is that Professor Gu and Professor Tang refused to let him go.

He kept a close eye on Tan Mo and was always on guard against anyone who wanted to snatch Tan Mo's attention or take up Tan Mo's time.

Professor Yue had a hard time getting them to agree, but he only asked Tan Mo to help out and not to officially join the laboratory.

If someone else wants to do this, it will definitely not work.

We must not let Tan Mo share the time again.

Therefore, Tan Mo only went to Professor Yue's laboratory occasionally.

In addition, Tan Mo now has the additional job of teaching, and Professor Yue is well aware of how busy Tan Mo is.

He had seen geniuses busy, but he had never seen someone like Tan Mo who held multiple positions and did so many different things at the same time.

Make use of all the fragmented time in a day.

It can be said that Tan Mo did not have any time to waste at school that day.

All doing work.

There is no time to relax at all.

The efficiency is indeed high, but it is also really tiring. It makes people feel that they can't last a day.

When Tan Mo was preparing for his postgraduate studies, Principal Mu came strolling over.

Generally, Principal Mu would only ask Tan Mo to go to his office if he was busy.

If Principal Mu is free and wants to exercise, he will go directly to Tan Mo's office.

Of course, the same applies to other teachers.

"Tan Mo." Principal Mu walked in.

"Principal Mu." Tan Mo stood up.

Principal Mu raised his hand and pressed the air, "Sit down, sit down, sit down. Why are you being so polite to me?"

President Mu wasn't shy about it either. He pulled a chair over and sat next to Tan Mo's desk. He said, "A reporter from the Kyoto News just contacted the school. They want to do a feature on you. They want to spend a day with you on campus and see what you're up to. Everyone's very curious about our youngest lecturer at Kyoto University. I also heard that you have to juggle research tasks with Professors Tang and Gu, as well as being a screenwriter. So, I'm curious how you split your time."

"What I mean is that I think this is a good opportunity. Our school has been promoting you as a signboard, especially during the annual enrollment period," said Principal Mu.

"But you're famous for your knowledge of classical Chinese, history, and screenwriting. Everyone knows you because of these three areas, so the students who apply for you are mostly liberal arts students," Principal Mu said. "Our school also hopes to achieve as much balance as possible between the arts and sciences, and avoid a situation where one aspect is overly focused."

"We now have a lot of talents in liberal arts, but we are a little lacking in science, and our number is only about the same as that of Huazhong University of Science and Technology," said President Mu.

Tan Mo: “…”

She really wanted Principal Shi to come and listen. Is what Principal Mu said even human language?

What do you mean it’s just about the same as BGI?

If Principal Shi hears this, he will have to fight with Principal Mu.

If it is similar to that of Wuhan University, it means that there are indeed quite a few students who apply to Peking University for science majors.

For example, Huazhong University of Science and Technology is more famous for its outstanding science majors. Therefore, the number of students applying for liberal arts majors at Huazhong University of Science and Technology is not as many as that for science majors.

But obviously, Principal Mu was not satisfied.

He thinks a balance between arts and sciences is good.

Moreover, his balance between arts and sciences naturally does not mean a decrease in the number of students majoring in liberal arts.

Instead, the number of students majoring in science has increased.

However, because of Tan Mo, the number of students majoring in liberal arts has increased significantly.

If we want the number of science students to be on par with that of liberal arts students, or even to be at a similar level, the number of students that needs to be increased will not be a small amount.

Principal Shi was so moved by the sight that he almost cried.

Principal Mu is being rude.

If it is really promoted, Peking University will be the undisputed number one university in China.

The competition for the first and second place with Huadu University will come to an end.

"So I thought this day-long interview was a great opportunity," Principal Mu said. "We can film you teaching and helping students solve problems, so that all the science students can get to know you. We can also spread the word that you're the perfect all-around gold medalist in the pentathlon of the Yau Mathematics Competition. And you teach math here. Any student applying to the Department of Mathematics at Peking University can learn from you."

"With the publicity from Kyoto Shimbun, the number of students will definitely increase." Principal Mu rubbed his hands. "How about it? Can you let a reporter follow you for a day?"

"Only at school?" Tan Mo asked.

Outside of school, she didn't want to be followed.

"Only at school," Principal Mu assured. "Don't worry, I've definitely confirmed with them that only the parts at school can be filmed."

"Time outside of school is your private time. I won't allow anyone to take pictures of you, not even to follow you," Principal Mu promised.

Tan Mo nodded. "If they're just filming inside the school, I have no problem with that. I can also take them to see a few labs. Maybe we can even get some sponsorship."

"That's a good idea." Principal Mu was already stroking his chin as he began to think. "I'll plan this carefully and tell you when the time comes."

Principal Mu is now thinking about how to make good use of this opportunity to promote the school, attract more talented people and top students, and how to attract more social sponsorship.

There was no room left in Tan Mo's office.

He hurriedly said, "I'm leaving first," and walked out of Tan Mo's office quickly.

I went back to my office to think about how to recruit more students and get more sponsorship for the school.

Soon, the time for the follow-up interview was set, which was this Friday.

I deliberately chose the time when Tan Mo had a class to give.

The reporter contacted Tan Mo and sent him the interview outline for confirmation. He deleted some questions that he felt were difficult to answer and sent the final version back to the reporter for confirmation.

By the way, it also allows Tan Mo to think about how to answer these questions in advance.

Of course, these questions cannot be answered by just sitting down and asking.

Instead, the reporter answered the questions naturally while talking about Mo Dai on the campus.

In addition, the reporter also sent Tan Mo the schedule for that day.

Arrange filming according to Tan Mo's study and lecture schedule.

Let Tan Mo familiarize himself with it in advance.

During the communication between Tan Mo and the reporter, he found that this was actually quite similar to filming a movie.

There is a framework outline arranged in advance, and everything has been discussed.

If the shot is not good, you can reshoot it.

Just edit it later.

On Friday, Director Yao came with a team of reporters.

There are quite a lot of people in the team.

There is a reporter, one person responsible for organizing manuscripts and giving prompts, two assistants, and a makeup artist who is always on hand to do the reporter's makeup and hair.

There is also a photographer and his assistant.

This reporter is quite famous.