A few days later.
Zhou Mo just read a paper related to bioinformatics and found it very interesting, but she didn’t quite understand some of the professional aspects of it.
She remembered that her junior sister Cheng Yuan seemed to specialize in this, so she found Cheng Yuan on WeChat and sent her her questions.
Cheng Yuan replied quickly and asked her: Do you also want to do bioinformatics?
Zhou Mo: Who doesn’t want that now? It’s mainly about saving money.
Cheng Yuan: Indeed, there are many public databases related to bioinformatics, and you can get massive amounts of data without having to sequence it yourself.
Zhou Mo: I found the original algorithm literature for LASSO, but... I haven't learned Newton iteration, so I can't understand the subsequent derivation.
Cheng Yuan: If you search for “who can be without mistakes” on Book Park, you will find the detailed derivation process. He did not use Newton iteration, but only used a quadratic equation to solve it.
Zhou Mo was shocked:???
Sending three exclamation marks in a row wasn't enough to show my surprise.
Cheng Yuan: I also admire this great guy. He was able to help me, a person who has never studied mathematical statistics, solve such a complicated equation.
Zhou Mo: I’ll go and take a look.
This was the first time Zhou Mo had seen such a successful simplification.
She immediately went to Book Garden and found that it was a website related to mathematical statistics, where many experts especially liked to share their derivations of various algorithms.
The post "Who is without fault?" does not have many views. After all, the people who read this blog are basically from mathematics-related majors. Professionals basically look down on the elementary school-style derivation process of "Who is without fault?"
This situation is similar to the problem of chickens and rabbits in the same cage. Primary school students find it extremely difficult, but after learning linear equations in junior high school, they will find it very simple.
The low number of views and collections is understandable.
But for Zhou Mo and Cheng Yuan, who studied medicine rather than science, the post "Who is without fault" is simply a blessing for them.
Zhou Mo decisively saved the webpage. Fearing that it would be lost in the future, she also took a screenshot and saved another copy in the network disk.
Just as she had done all this, Shen Qingyi suddenly contacted her on WeChat and said: Come out with me later, I'll give you ten minutes. Come downstairs after you've packed up, and I'll drive you there.
Zhou Mo: Okay.
She didn't ask where they were going. She thought Shen Qingyi must have had something urgent to do, and either forgot or didn't prepare, so he notified her now.
Zhou Mo decisively packed up his things and went downstairs.
Shen Qingyi was already waiting for her downstairs. Seeing Zhou Mo coming, she said, "Get in the car."
Zhou Mo opened the passenger seat and got in, while Shen Qingyi backed the car out of the parking space.
When the car arrived at the gate of the school, I happened to meet Gan Liyan, who was Cheng Yuan's mentor. She was also well-known for her bad temper in the School of Health Management and was a very difficult person to get along with.
Shen Qingyi and she are colleagues, so they always say hello when they meet.
Zhou Mo also called out "Hello, Teacher Gan", but when Shen Qingyi rolled up the car window, he immediately stopped smiling.
"Teacher Gan is also a miserable person," Shen Qingyi saw Zhou Mo's unhappiness.
"She has a hard life, but isn't Cheng Yuan's life hard too?" Zhou Mo rarely disrespects Shen Qingyi, but when it comes to Cheng Yuan, Zhou Mo really can't forget how this little girl was severely PUA and persecuted by Gan Li when she was studying for her master's degree, so his tone is inevitably a bit harsh.
When she realized it, she immediately apologized and said, "I'm sorry, teacher."
"It's okay," Shen Qingyi said. "I've heard about Cheng Yuan. She's truly brave. She managed to study for her master's degree completely on her own despite having a congenital heart disease. She's just unlucky to have met a teacher like her. The fact that you've been helping her all this time, and even now that you're still upset about it, is because you have a kind heart."
"Thank you for understanding me," Zhou Mo was grateful to Shen Qingyi from the bottom of his heart.
Whenever Zhou Mo thought of Cheng Yuan, she was grateful to God in her heart, fortunately allowing her to meet such a reasonable and understanding mentor.
"Actually..." Shen Qingyi said, "Cheng Yuan's heart disease, to a certain extent, has become a weapon to protect her from being exploited by her instructor."
"You mean she's also afraid something might happen to Cheng Yuan?" After all, if something happens to a student, the tutor will always be held jointly responsible.
This is also something that many college instructors pay great attention to. For students, life safety is their biggest concern. As for other things... as long as no one is killed, everything is fine.
"In any case, her advisor signed her thesis and didn't dare stop her from graduating, which shows that her advisor must have some concerns. For Cheng Yuan, getting her diploma is also a blessing. For the majors in our college, a master's degree is the key to entry. It is said that the First Hospital of Dongda University no longer plans to recruit master's students starting next year." Shen Qingyi suddenly thought of something and asked, "By the way, do you know where Cheng Yuan went after graduation? The Center for Disease Control or the Maternal and Child Health Hospital?"
"No, in a small company," Zhou Mo said.
"That's not bad. A master's degree in a small private company should make at least 10,000 yuan."
"Well, I heard it's not bad. The base salary, commission, and performance bonus add up to 10,000 before tax," Zhou Mo said. "But the company is just starting out, and she often works overtime. She's not in good health, so she definitely won't last long."
"That's something we should pay attention to," Shen Qingyi said. "Did she see a doctor later? I know Dr. Lu from the Department of Cardiac Surgery at the First Hospital of Dongda University. I can introduce him to her and ask her to go see him."
Zhou Mo shook his head. "She has a condition that requires surgery. I don't know how much it will cost. It seems her family can't afford it. Now she can only save money on her own and see if there is a chance in the future."
"It's so pitiful," Shen Qingyi said, "A hemp rope always breaks at the thinnest part, and misfortune always finds the unfortunate. A good girl, still at the prime of her life, hasn't had time to enjoy her youth, but..."
Can only wait for death.
These four words were too cruel, and Shen Qingyi softened his heart and finally held back from saying them out loud.
Shen Qingyi didn't need to say it out loud, Zhou Mo understood what Shen Qingyi meant.
"I hope her luck turns and she can recover from her illness as soon as possible."
Apart from giving his blessings, there was nothing else Zhou Mo could do.
When Cheng Yuan was a graduate student, she had always concealed the fact that she was ill. She had the entrance physical examination, X-rays, and some tests, but those were all physical examinations that graduate students went to in batches at small hospitals. The doctors there would not look at the test results carefully. They would just stamp a rough A4 paper in a procedural and formulaic manner. Diligent doctors would even add an extra signature.
She also concealed the fact that Cheng Yuan had congenital heart disease.
By the time the truth could no longer be concealed, Cheng Yuan was about to graduate.
During that time, Gan Liyan had a dispute with her husband. She was a very emotional person, and she brought all the unhappiness in her marriage life into her work.
It was okay when she met her colleagues, as they were all at the same level and she could still barely "greet them with a smile", but Cheng Yuan, her student, was miserable.
Gan Liyan vented almost all of her unhappiness on Cheng Yuan.
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