They spent a lot of time and resources on this project, and this time they can finally give the higher-ups a satisfactory result.
Their experimental group wasn't permanent; many members were recruited from all over the country. If Lin Chuchu hadn't brought back a lot of books from abroad, their group wouldn't have been able to be established.
Upon hearing this, everyone cheered. It was finally over! That was wonderful.
Lin Chuchu was also very happy. Although she had only been in the group for a short time, she already considered herself one of them.
"By the way, Chuchu, the commander wants you to go to his office after get off work."
"Okay, teacher, I understand."
Lin Chuchu was a smart person and probably knew what task she was required to complete.
Lin Chuchu asked her bodyguard to get her a meal, and then went to the commander's office by herself.
She knocked gently on the door, and only went in after hearing a "please come in" voice from inside.
There were three people in the room, and the other two didn't look like soldiers at all.
"Sir, is there something you need from me?"
The commander said in a friendly tone, "These two are the directors of our military region hospital. They've come to you today because they need your help with something."
The hospital director? Lin Chuchu's first reaction was that she thought she had misheard.
Even though she's a top student, she's a complete novice when it comes to medicine.
Since it's about helping out, it definitely isn't about family matters.
Lin Chuchu's thoughts were racing. She smiled and greeted the two people.
The two deans asked somewhat nervously, "Comrade Lin, is it true that you have a photographic memory?"
Lin Chuchu nodded.
The other person breathed a sigh of relief and then asked, "If someone else is speaking, can you quickly write down what they say?"
Seeing the two looking at her expectantly, Lin Chuchu nodded and said only one word, "Yes!"
The dean said excitedly.
"That's great! Could Comrade Lin Chuchu come with us to Japan for a medical exchange conference? Our country's medical technology is really lagging behind."
"We were finally given a few exchange opportunities, but it's too slow for us to learn and take notes on our own, and it's also difficult to understand them. So we'd like you to help us write down what the other person is saying."
"Of course, I hope to not only record what they say, but also write down their medical diagrams."
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