Gu Jingchuan asked, "Xiao Min, what's going on?"
Tang Min looked solemn. "I submitted a paper to the Chinese Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine before, and it was said that the content overlapped with others. This is what I wrote some time ago. How can it be?
Can it overlap with other people’s papers?”
"Has anyone come into contact with your thesis?" Gu Jingchuan asked again.
Tang Min glanced at Doctor Feng and replied, "My master showed it to Professor Jiang of the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He said he could help me revise it, and when I publish it, I have to sign it.
I asked him to put his name on it, but the master refused.
Gu Jingchuan comforted her, "Don't worry, I'll go to the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine tomorrow to ask about the situation."
Gu Jingchuan believed that the professor surnamed Jiang would not be so bold as to openly plagiarize other people's work.
He is already a highly respected professor. Isn't he afraid of ruining his reputation by doing this?
Doctor Feng had a gloomy expression and remained silent.
At this moment, he suddenly thought that in addition to Professor Jiang, there was another person who had read Tang Min's paper.
But he would rather believe that it was Professor Jiang who did it.
The next morning, Doctor Feng and Tang Min went straight to the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Doctor Feng took Tang Min directly to Professor Jiang's office.
Professor Jiang is actually in the office right now.
No one knew that he had been regretting the past two days. As a professor at a higher education institution, he was blinded by fame and fortune and made such excessive demands on others.
Someone came to his office that day and said that he hoped he would make an exception and accept a student, and showed him such a paper.
He didn't know what was wrong with him at the time, but he asked to have his name signed on the paper.
The thesis was original, but he disagreed with a few points. He suggested that he could help revise it, and it would be reasonable for him to sign his name on it.
Normally they provide guidance to students on their papers, and when they are published, some of them will also be signed with the tutor's name.
After he made this request, the other party immediately became angry.
Before leaving, the man angrily said, "I have been around so many times, but I have never seen such a shameless person!"
And he also mentioned the title of their dean.
As soon as the man left, he regretted it.
Professor Jiang is an authority in the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He has been feeling very nervous these days, fearing that the college leaders would find out about this matter.
Tang Min and Doctor Feng knocked on the door and entered.
Professor Jiang saw that it was the man who had brought the thesis that day and asked him to make an exception and have a student, and there was a little girl with him.
Although Professor Jiang was nervous, he couldn't lose face, so he immediately sat up straight and put on the attitude of a professor.
"You two, what's up?"
Doctor Feng started to curse as soon as he entered the room, "Mr. Jiang, you sit here and teach students like a decent person, but you do such shameless things in private, are you worthy of being a teacher?
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"You..." Professor Jiang was speechless after being scolded by him and didn't know how to start again for a moment.
"What shameless thing did I do? You came to me to ask for help through the back door, and if I didn't agree, I am shameless?"
"I won't beat around the bush. You plagiarized the paper I brought you last time and published it in the Chinese Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine, right?"
Professor Jiang was furious when he heard this. "Don't accuse me wrongly. When did I plagiarize your paper? I am a professor. Would I do such a thing?"
Doctor Feng sneered, "A professor? He really knows how to flatter himself!"
Traditional Chinese medicine has been harmed by these well-dressed so-called professors.
Professor Jiang was embarrassed by Dr. Feng's criticism. "I'm sorry about what happened last time. I was hoping that I could revise the paper so that my name could be signed at the end."
It is reasonable, and I did not say complete possession. "
"So you mean you don't admit it?"
Professor Jiang certainly didn't admit it, "How can I admit something I didn't do?"
Tang Min saw her master and Professor Jiang quarreling, so she stepped forward and said, "I wrote that paper, Professor Jiang. I hope to use it to draw everyone's attention to Chinese medicine and health preservation."
I am honored that you like it, but it is shameful to take someone else's creation as your own by other means."
Tang Min used to follow Professor Jiang from the College of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
When she came in and saw the professor, she realized that Master Wu had made a mistake.
The paper was handed over to Professor Jiang.
Although she didn't know Professor Jiang before, she had heard a lot about him and found that he loved to take advantage of his students.
For example, signing your own name on a student's paper.
She really trusts her master.
I thought the master knew Professor Jiang, but he didn’t tell me his name clearly.
At this moment, Tang Min finished speaking, and Professor Jiang was surprised, "Girl, you said that you wrote that paper?"
How can someone so young write such a profound paper?
Tang Min nodded firmly, "That's right."
Professor Jiang felt ashamed in his heart, ashamed of his own academic lack of expertise.
Because he couldn't write such a paper by himself.
"You wrote very well, I appreciate it, but you said I plagiarized your paper, which I absolutely do not admit, because I did not do it."
Doctor Feng snorted coldly, "I haven't done it before. Haven't you wanted to sign your name on that paper for a long time?"
He hoped from the bottom of his heart that this matter was related to Professor Jiang.
He really didn't want to doubt another person.
Professor Jiang adjusted his glasses awkwardly and explained, "I just explained this. I hope I can help you revise it, and then I can sign my name as your tutor. You know what I mean?"
But I didn’t say that I would take all the fruits of your labor for myself.”
"I won't waste my time talking to you. I'll go straight to the dean."
This incident soon alarmed the dean of the medical school.
The dean is a Mediterranean man in his fifties, his last name is Xu.
When he arrived at Professor Jiang's office, he saw Doctor Feng, and his wise eyes widened in surprise, "Old Man? Why is it you?"
When Doctor Feng saw him, he snorted.
"Why did you come to school?" asked the dean.
Tang Min was standing aside, and when she saw the dean and the master looking like old friends meeting, her eyes lit up slightly.
There's hope.
She had a play at school.
Doctor Feng Shen was still expressionless in front of the dean, "Of course I came here for something."
"Let's go to the outer office. What are you doing here, Professor Jiang?"
Just now, the dean was outside and learned some of the situation.
Unexpectedly, Professor Jiang would offend Doctor Feng this time.
He also didn't expect that Doctor Feng would come to Professor Jiang to get things done instead of going to other places to do it!
Isn't it obvious that you want to be cheated?
In fact, several years ago, Dr. Feng came to their College of Traditional Chinese Medicine to give several lectures.
Later, because he was unrestrained, he left Bincheng.
Dean Feng laughed when he saw Doctor Feng. He didn't care about his gloomy face, took his hand and shook it twice to greet him. "I haven't seen you for a long time, old man.
Still so energetic, getting lighter and lighter! "
Doctor Feng shook his hand away in disgust.
The reason why he took Tang Min's thesis to Professor Jiang, whom he did not know, was because he did not want to be known by this man.
So as to avoid bothering him again, he was asked to teach students in school.
In the end, I couldn't escape him.
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