During Su Yuhe's last half month in New York, she had to run the laboratory and treat Renesas' illness.
After deciding to write SCI, Su Yuhe became even busier.
After turning down several dates with Christine, Su Yuhe just ate casually in the cafeteria.
Sometimes I am too busy and always miss meal times.
After Zhou Jiaming found out, he took the initiative to prepare food for Su Yuhe.
While Lin Jianfen was away, Zhou Jiaming said to Su Yuhe, "If there's anything I can help you with, just tell me and I'll do it for you. You don't have to put my name on it."
Su Yuhe raised her eyebrows: "You don't think that I'm so busy that I don't ask for help because I don't want others to sign my name together, right?"
Zhou Jiaming scratched the back of his head and hurriedly explained: "No, that's not what I meant."
Su Yuhe smiled and said, "I'm just kidding. Although I'm very busy, you don't know these things. A lot of them are related to traditional Chinese medicine. But thank you. If I need you, I won't hesitate to come to you."
"Oh right," Zhou Jiaming remembered something, "I don't think I've seen any SCI papers on Traditional Chinese Medicine. Aren't you afraid that your efforts will be wasted?"
Su Yuhe was silent for a few seconds. "It's true that there are not many. I will work harder and strive to write more. There will always be successors. Our country's traditional Chinese medicine is just going through a hard time now, but it will surely flourish in the future."
Zhou Jiaming's heart moved slightly: "You are right, but unfortunately I studied Western medicine."
"Don't be discouraged. It doesn't matter what you study, as long as you can cure illnesses and save lives."
"Yeah, then you go ahead and do your homework."
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That day, Su Yuhe had just finished giving Ruisa an injection and had just walked out of the ward when she was surrounded by several people holding microphones and cameras.
Su Yuhe was startled and thought they were looking for Reisa, so she turned sideways to avoid them.
As a result, a reporter stopped Su Yuhe and asked, "You are Miss Su, right? You are Chinese? I heard that you cured Rensa's ADGIS syndrome?"
Su Yuhe instantly understood that these people were coming for her.
The entire floor was guarded by bodyguards. Once, Su Yuhe wanted to sneak in to see Reisa, but she had to ask Shin Sung-ho for help.
Several reporters, carrying such obvious weapons, went straight to the door of the ward to stop Su Yuhe.
Su Yuhe thought about it for a moment and knew that Renesas must know and agree.
She glanced at Lannon, who was sitting on a bench in the corridor and had no intention of coming over to stop her, which further confirmed her guess.
She withdrew her gaze, glanced at a few reporters, and did not answer the questions immediately. Instead, she turned around and went back into the ward.
As soon as she entered, the reporters quieted down and continued to wait at the door.
They don't dare come in.
Su Yuhe went in and asked Reisa directly: "Did you arrange this?"
Resa was a little confused. She looked towards the door and saw the half-exposed camera. She finally understood what Su Yuhe was talking about.
He nodded. "Yes, aren't you going to publish your paper? Build momentum through the news. My disease is rare, and you can cure it. Once the news is released, the chances of your paper being approved will greatly increase."
Su Yuhe didn't expect Renesas to come up with this idea. Renesas is truly a capitalist.
It was clear that he was building up momentum for his own play.
But Su Yuhe had almost no such experience and she didn't know what to do.
Or is it that when publishing papers in the United States, they just build up momentum first?
She couldn't figure it out, so she just asked directly.
Resa laughed: "No, because not everyone has the money to hire the media to create hype."
Su Yuhe frowned: "I'm sorry for the expense."
Reisa shrugged. "It's just a small amount of money. Thanks to your help, my health has improved a lot recently. I'm happy to have you as my friend. This kind of paper is very important to you, right? I really hope you can publish it successfully."
I don't know if this is sincere.
When Heimer wanted to take over her results, did Resa also hope that Heimer could publish them smoothly?
She didn't ask these questions.
Since Resa said it was to create momentum, Su Yuhe knew what to say.
Before walking out the door again, Su Yuhe took a deep breath, as if preparing to go to the battlefield.
When the reporters saw Su Yuhe coming out, they surrounded her with their weapons in hand.
Su Yuhe smiled politely at them and said, "If you have anything to say, let's go over there and talk. Blocking Mr. Resa's door here will disturb the patient's rest."
The reporter asked the same question again.
This time, Su Yuhe replied, "Yes, as you can see, I am Chinese. As for whether I cured Renesas's rare disease, I cannot give a definite answer at the moment. However, Renesas's condition has indeed improved, and there are signs of recovery. I will do my best to cure Mr. Renesas. If all goes well, I will publish a related article and discuss it with industry insiders..."
The questions asked by these reporters were even more sharp than those asked by the reporters who interviewed Su Yuhe during her college entrance examination.
After the interview, Su Yuhe's throat was dry, and she returned to the ward without hesitation.
Rensa was a little surprised: "Su?"
Usually, after Su Yuhe finished her treatment and left, she would have to come back next time.
I went back twice today.
Su Yuhe went straight to pour a glass of water, drank the entire cup, threw it away, and said, "Nothing, I'm just thirsty, so I came back to sip some water. The water in your ward is much better than the one in the hospital."
Resa laughed dumbly and made a gesture of invitation: "Then drink more."
Su Yuhe had finished drinking and was about to leave when she was stopped by Resa.
Resa was very distressed: "Should I continue to avoid certain foods? I've been eating plain noodles for a long time..."
Su Yuhe exclaimed, "What plain noodles?"
Resa: "Didn't you ask Lannong to feed me plain noodles?"
"I just want you to eat something light. Light food doesn't just include plain noodles."
Su Yuhe really never paid attention to what Reisa ate. Every time she saw Reisa in good condition, she thought he was doing a good job of avoiding certain foods.
I didn't expect that Renesas only ate plain noodles.
Just then, the nurse brought in Reisa's meal. Su Yuhe took a look and couldn't help but hiss.
These plain noodles are even more uncomfortable than ordinary plain noodles.
There's not a speck of oil on it.
Rensa has been eating this for so many days?
Su Yuhe couldn't help but give a thumbs up. Renesa's perseverance is not something that ordinary people can possess.
Su Yuhe looked at Ruisa sympathetically and explained the dietary issues to the nurse again. Afraid that the nurse would misunderstand again this time, Su Yuhe specifically mentioned several common and lighter foods in the local area.
Later, Su Yuhe found out that Lan Nong had a whole month's salary deducted because of this incident.
Kristen asked Su Yuhe out again, this time begging her to go: "You didn't come to my family gathering last time. My brother is home this time, but it's not a family gathering. Come and see me. If you delay any longer, you'll have to go back to China."
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