Professor Heimer put his things away and said he wanted to check the homework of Su Yuhe's group.
Su Yuhe's group is all Chinese, and they are from the same school.
Peking Union Medical College is a well-known modern medical school in China. Professor Heimer and several young students want to see what kind of talents Peking Union Medical College has cultivated.
Professor Heimer doesn't understand the form of medical education in China. Su Yuhe and the others are just sophomores, and what they are learning is not even introductory!
If you want to evaluate the teaching performance of Union Medical College based on this, it is completely meaningless.
Su Yuhe had never seen the medical records assigned by Professor Heimer. She figured out the answers after listening to Song Guorong's guidance, and she didn't dare to say that it was 100% correct.
Zhou Jiaming and the others were even more panicked than Su Yuhe.
Several pairs of eyes looked at Professor Heimer nervously, and the American students around him were also paying attention to them.
Professor Heimer looks nice, but he is actually a smiling tiger. It is extremely difficult to get an A+ from him!
You're lucky to get an A!
These Chinese students have no idea how powerful Heimer is.
Some American students who don't like Chinese people are waiting to see Su Yuhe and others being scolded by Hammer.
Christine looked worried: "I forgot to remind Su, Professor Heimer is a big devil!"
Professor Heimer still had a smile on his face. He held Su Yuhe's handwritten answer and looked at it for a few minutes. The longer the silence lasted, the quieter the room became.
Su Yuhe saw that the smile on Professor Heimer's face had faded a lot, and there was even a hint of indescribable... confusion?
She couldn't understand it. Could it be that the answer was wrong?
Professor Heimer looked at Su Yuhe and asked a very sharp question. He said, "An unfounded answer won't even get a C! But I still want to hear what you think."
Can’t even get a C?
That means you can't even pass.
So bad?
Zhou Jiaming and the other two looked very depressed, and Lin Xinying almost lowered her head. This was too embarrassing!
Su Yuhe had anticipated the other party's question and gave the answer she had prepared long ago.
The confusion on Hai Mo's face was even more intense. "Traditional Chinese Medicine? I've only heard of it, but never understood it. Aren't you students of modern medicine?"
"We are." Su Yuhe paused, "But I dabbled in Traditional Chinese Medicine before studying modern medicine. In my opinion, this disease can be treated with a combination of Traditional Chinese Medicine..."
Hammer's face was serious. "What you said sounds reasonable, but this method is rare in the United States! Even in my many years of medical practice and teaching, I've never seen it! The effectiveness of the treatment is unknown, so I reserve the right to rate it."
Retaining the right to grade means taking back the score of C. As for what it is, Heimer did not give an answer immediately.
Should we say it is rigorous, or should we thank Professor Heimer for being willing to believe in traditional Chinese medicine as a treatment method?
Su Yuhe didn't know, but Professor Heimer didn't insist on giving them a C, which made Su Yuhe feel less frustrated.
Zhou Jiaming and the others breathed a sigh of relief. If they got a C, they would be too embarrassed to go back. Did Union Hospital spend money to send them out just to get a C?
Professor Heimer took away Su Yuhe's answer.
Su Yuhe thought this was a normal process until she saw Professor Heimer chattering and scolding the idiots from other groups with a smile. He didn't even bother to scold some of them, but just threw them to the ground.
I have never seen such a teacher in China. Teachers in China use a lot of words to educate, but their emotions are rarely so intense.
Su Yuhe and the others were stunned by what they saw.
Zhou Jiaming leaned closer and whispered to Su Yuhe, "I suddenly feel that even if we get a C, it's not bad. Those people's answers were thrown away. I felt that this teacher was quite nice when I saw him yesterday, but I didn't expect him to be so fierce..."
Su Yuhe looked at Zhou Jiaming helplessly: "A C is not good enough. Let's work harder. Let's not even get an A+, let's at least get an A."
Zhou Jiaming touched his nose sheepishly and said with a smile, "I want one too. I'm following you. Hey, I suddenly think this group format is good. All members in a group with A's get A's."
He firmly believed that once Su Yuhe adapted to the teaching here, getting an A would be as easy for her as drinking water!
After class, Ethel came over again, his deep eyes filled with surprise and joy: "Su, congratulations, you actually overcame the devil Heimer's difficulties!"
Su Yuhe pursed her lips, feeling complicated. She really couldn't laugh. She didn't know that Hai Mo was a devil.
Heimer doubted Chinese medicine, but did not deny Su Yuhe's answer on the spot. Su Yuhe felt that Heimer was okay, not as dogmatic as others.
She just smiled and did not agree with Esier's statement that the other party was a devil.
Kristen also came over, feeling rather regretful: "I was right about you, Su, you're amazing, it's a shame you didn't join our group!"
The first assignment was done carelessly.
In the following days, I slowly adapted and became busy.
In the evening, they take English classes with Lin Jianfen and others. There are usually not many classes in the school in the morning, so they read books in the apartment.
Sometimes I read it out loud in English.
This went on for more than ten days. Zhou Jiaming and the others gradually began to understand and tried to speak it out to others.
As soon as he started speaking, his poor spoken English made the natives around him laugh.
Zhou Jiaming figured it out. Just laugh. It’s better than being mute.
The professor did not laugh at their spoken English, but answered their questions seriously and did not slow down his speech deliberately because of their poor spoken English.
After this period of training, Zhou Jiaming and his classmates can already keep up with the professor's lectures in class, which is truly remarkable.
Zhou Jiaming grabbed a handful of his hair and said, "I feel like I'm going bald! Fortunately, I'm seeing results. All my hard work has paid off! I never thought my spoken English would improve so quickly!"
Su Yuhe was not surprised: "To learn a language, you must be brave enough to speak it. Since you are immersed in such a language environment every day, your learning effect will be doubled."
Zhou Jiaming smiled and said, "Thanks to you, you didn't mind the trouble. Not only did you teach us after class, but you also let us read the good books you brought back from the library..."
Su Yuhe didn't think it was a big deal. They were all in the same group, and it wouldn't be enough for her to make progress alone. She let Zhou Jiaming and the others read some of the literature she thought was meaningful.
When she encounters homework again, several brains can remember more than her own brain, which makes it much more convenient when she needs to use it.
The library of the State University of New York is much larger than that of Union Medical College, and the information inside is the most complete. Su Yuhe either borrows books to read or immerses herself in them.
For her, those endless documents were like heaven!
I was so busy that I never found the right time to call home.
Finally, she has some free time today. Su Yuhe calculated that she has been here for more than twenty days.
He hadn't even spoken to Jiang Lin, so the man must have been extremely anxious.
Su Yuhe felt a little guilty. She didn't expect that so much time would pass day by day.
At this moment, her longing for her family grew wildly. She guessed that it was around seven o'clock in the evening, so she quickly called home.
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