After all, they are still struggling in the field of biopharmaceuticals, while Song Chu has already thought of the problem of raw material extraction and is going to make efforts.

This makes them feel even more ashamed.

But such a situation does exist at present. If we can only rely on imported pharmaceutical raw materials, the pharmaceutical industry will be greatly restricted.

In fact, the pharmaceutical industry and biological plants are inseparable. After all, most of the raw materials they use for pharmaceutical extraction come from medicinal herbs and plants.

Seeing that Mr. Wei was relenting, Song Chu smiled and said, "Then, teacher, do you agree?"

Mr. Wei said unhappily, "If I don't agree, you won't do it?"

"Your goal is so ambitious that it can really serve the biopharmaceutical industry and may even break the rules of this industry. If I object, I can't say it."

He changed the subject and continued, "But you promised yourself just now that even if you study biological plants in the future, you must also take care of the work of biopharmaceuticals."

Song Chu smiled and nodded: "Of course, I still have a lot of drugs that I want to make, and I will definitely not leave this circle."

Then he said jokingly: "Otherwise, teacher, you definitely won't let me go."

The angry expression on Wei Lao's face has been replaced by helplessness. "Nonsense, if you don't want to do this business anymore, I will definitely bother you every day."

"Your study of other majors does not conflict with being a teacher in the experimental class. After you are admitted to university and come to Kyoto, you can take time out two or three times a week or a month to come and give guidance."

He found that Song Chu's lectures were particularly thorough and his experiments were very lively, so he decided to help the students in the experimental class get a chance.

Song Chu laughed: "The teacher said so, of course I have no problem."

"If I have time, I'll come here once a week. If I have to do experiments or something, I'll adjust my time accordingly."

The twelve people in the experimental class will be the biopharmaceutical talents that BGI currently focuses on training. Whether she wants to give face to the teachers or hopes that they can become the backbone of these industries in the future, she will do her best to help.

Mr. Wei smiled broadly, "Haha, I know I made the right decision to accept you as my student."

"Besides visiting me, is there anything else you came here for today?" he asked.

Song Chu took out a file bag from his bag and handed it over. "Teacher, here is a paper I wrote about a new anti-inflammatory drug. I plan to submit it to International Biology and apply for a patent, so I brought it here and asked you to take a look at it."

Before being demoted, the teacher was a leader in the industry and was internationally famous. She also had a relatively good understanding of the international industry, so she was still very humble in asking for advice.

Previously, Mr. Wei knew from phone calls with Song Chu that she was developing a new anti-inflammatory drug. This time, she was not the one in charge, but she did it all by herself, so this patent could be applied for in her personal name, and she would undoubtedly be the first author of such a paper.

"Let me see." He sat down with the document, opened it and looked at it carefully.

The more he looked, the more shocked he became, and a look of admiration gradually appeared on his face.

After reading it, I still felt a little unsatisfied and curious. This is a professional paper, which only writes about the pharmacology and other things. Many specific things are naturally confidential, but professionals can see the value of this anti-inflammatory drug.

"Your paper is very professionally written, and the angles of explanation are clear. It has high medicinal value."

He pointed to two places and said, "But these words need to be changed. You change them like this..."

These are minor issues, but would be much better if fixed.

When Song Chu wrote her paper, she adopted many habits of later generations, so some parts were indeed not suitable for this era. After the teacher pointed them all out, she carefully marked them with a pen.

Mr. Wei smiled and said, "The changes I made for you were not very important. You wrote the key points very professionally. This is definitely the top international standard."

After he came back, he realized that he had fallen behind a lot during the years of being transferred to the countryside, so he has been catching up on the changes that have taken place in the international biopharmaceutical industry in recent years. He also contacted some internationally renowned pharmaceutical experts he once knew to exchange experiences.

Therefore, we have some understanding of the current international level. Song Chu's current professional level is not only top-notch in the country, but also top-notch internationally.

But she is not very famous now, let alone internationally, even in China not many people know her.

She really needed some opportunity to enhance her reputation, and this paper was it.

At this moment, he felt more regretful that Song Chuxin had not published his paper on fever-reducing medicine. The topic and research of this paper were more valuable and more likely to cause a sensation in this circle.

Hearing such high praise from Mr. Wei, Song Chu did not blush or feel surprised. Instead, Zhou Yang and others were shocked.

They have been Mr. Wei's students for more than ten years, but this is the first time they have heard him praise someone like this.

So the three of them felt itchy.

In the end, it was Wan Yuemei who couldn't help but speak first, "Teacher, Junior Sister, can we take a look at this paper?"

Mr. Wei didn't say anything, just looked at Song Chu. Whether to give it or not depended on her opinion.

Song Chu smiled and said, "No problem, you can call me Chu Chu like the teacher from now on."

Wan Yuemei took the paper from the teacher with surprise, "Okay, Chuchu."

While she was holding the paper, Zhou Yang and the other man came over to look at it together.

The three of them were more shocked than Mr. Wei after reading the paper. They were curious about the so-called international top level before, but now they felt that if this was not the top level, then what was? At least they had never seen anyone's pharmaceutical paper written so well and professionally.

"Chuchu, this paper will definitely pass. It's so well written."

"If this doesn't pass, then the editor-in-chief of International Biology must be blind."

"Congratulations Chuchu. If this paper is successfully published, you will definitely be recognized by the international professional biopharmaceutical industry."

Song Chu was much younger than the other three. They did not feel jealous, envious or hateful towards this junior sister whose talent and abilities were so outstanding that they could not surpass her at all. Instead, they felt happy and loved her for the whole family.

He is indeed a genius chosen by the teacher, and his reputation is well-deserved.

Song Chu smiled and said, "Thank you, seniors. I will treat you to a meal after the paper is published successfully."

"Okay, then we'll wait for you to treat us." The three of them nodded and smiled.

Although the students in the experimental class were also eager to read the paper, they could not understand the content of the paper at their current level, and they did not dare to ask to read it directly like the three of them.

They were all prepared to go to the library to borrow the paper and copy it down for research after it was published in International Biology.

(End of this chapter)