Jiang Nian hasn't forgotten this person.
Zhou Qinya is the daughter of Si Boye's uncle's second wife.
I heard he's a top student in the medical department at Tsinghua University, majoring in clinical medicine, and he's very confident in his grades.
So confident was he that he had only studied theoretical knowledge and had never even been in the operating room. Yet, when Si Boye was shot last time, he volunteered several times to go into the operating room to help.
He was very unconvinced when he was rejected.
Recalling this person, Jiang Nian also remembered what Zhou Qinya had said that day.
When I met her, as soon as I heard that she wanted to use traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture to save Si Boye, Zhou Qinya immediately said that traditional Chinese medicine was a relic of the past that had long been eliminated.
That expression showed complete disdain and contempt for traditional Chinese medicine.
Now, Tsinghua University has established a Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which has a promising future.
This Zhou Qinya actually dared to tell her teacher here that she had been interested in traditional Chinese medicine since she was a child.
Is she truly interested in traditional Chinese medicine, or in the benefits that a minor in traditional Chinese medicine could bring her?
Jiang Nian's eyes were indifferent.
Zhou Qinya saw her at that moment.
He was clearly taken aback for a moment.
However, the teacher didn't notice Jiang Nian and continued, "You have no idea how valuable this special recommendation is."
"Only someone of Master Gu Qingcheng's caliber can directly get someone into the TCM department. I don't have the connections to get a recommendation from Master Gu."
"Or, if you could know one of Master Gu's rumored disciples, you could ask him to write a recommendation for you. But nobody knows Master Gu's last disciple."
"I think you should just focus on mastering your major and stop thinking about minoring in it."
After saying that, the teacher went into the office.
Zhou Qinya's face flushed red and then turned pale.
Jiang Nian showed no expression and walked straight ahead.
But he was stopped.
"stop!"
Zhou Qinya stood in front of them.
Jiang Nian clearly heard what she just said.
When someone catches you in the act, and then ignores you, it seems the only way to cover up the embarrassment is to preemptively confront them with questions.
"I remember you. You're the girl who used the opportunity of learning some acupuncture tricks to get close to Cousin Bo Ye."
"Aren't you just a high school student? What are you doing at Tsinghua University, and even at our medical school?"
Jiang Nian really couldn't be bothered with this kind of person.
He coldly uttered a few words.
"A good dog doesn't block the way."
Zhou Qinya's pupils contracted.
Seeing that no one was around, he gritted his teeth and lowered his voice.
"You're just a country bumpkin. Don't think that just because Cousin Bo Ye looks at you a few more times, you're anything special."
"A man of his status and position would never lack women."
He glanced again at the direction Jiang Nian was heading.
The admissions office is just ahead.
He thought he had guessed Jiang Nianlai's purpose.
"I understand. You heard that Tsinghua University is going to open a Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine and will be conducting independent admissions in a while, so you're here to inquire about the admission criteria, right?"
"Someone like you thinks he can get into Tsinghua University?"
"Our Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Tsinghua University isn't a place you can get into just by self-studying a little bit of TCM knowledge in the countryside. I bet you haven't even read many orthodox TCM theory books."
"Even if you go to the admissions office, no one will pay any attention to you. I think you'd better not humiliate yourself."
Zhou Qinya kept referring to Tsinghua University.
Her degree from Tsinghua University is her greatest source of confidence.
Jiang Nian looked at Zhou Qinya with a nonchalant and indifferent expression, as if she were looking at a clown.
Just then, a person walked over from not far away.
Upon seeing who it was, Zhou Qinya's expression changed instantly.
From her previous sharp and sarcastic tone, she suddenly became ingratiating, taking the initiative to greet him: "Hello Dean Qian, I'm Zhou Qinya, a third-year student, the one who represented the school in the city competition last time..."
The person who came was Qian Xiao, the dean of the medical school.
If I can gain the favor of the dean, my future path will surely be smooth sailing.
Since we happened to run into each other, we definitely had to make sure we became acquainted.
"Uh-huh."
Before he could finish speaking, Qian Xiao gave a perfunctory reply without even looking at what she looked like.
His gaze was completely fixed on the girl next to him.
Professor Gu said he sent his apprentice to the medical school to provide guidance. This young apprentice is currently a senior in high school at Canxing University.
Although surprised that the mysterious disciple of the legendary Master Gu was so young, Qian Xiao was very understanding.
Many fields are judged by talent, not age.
Talented people, even at a young age, grasp things quickly. Those without talent, however, may study for five or ten years and still not get the hang of it.
Those who could be valued and nurtured by Master Gu from a young age must be medical prodigies with a profound understanding of traditional Chinese medicine.
"Hello, you must be Jiang Nian, classmate Jiang?"
Qian Xiao was friendly and approachable, and said to Jiang Nian, "I've been waiting for you. I was worried you wouldn't be able to find the office, so I was about to come downstairs to greet you, but I didn't expect you to have already found me."
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