In the evening, the office was brightly lit, but more and more people came to listen.
They were either frowning in thought, or their eyes shining, or constantly writing something down in a notebook. Just by looking at their expressions, you could tell that they had gained a lot.
Xu Mingyu exclaimed repeatedly, "Comrade Xiao He must have come here fully prepared. His knowledge base is comparable to that of an average college student."
He Ruixue said modestly, "I'm a jack of all trades, covering a wide range of subjects but not delving deeply into them. I'm still far behind those who specialize in this field."
An old professor, about fifty years old, looked up and asked, "So, you are self-taught. What books did you read?"
He Ruixue usually reads a lot and goes to the library to borrow books every few days. She also occasionally goes to the city university to borrow foreign journals and literature. Hearing this, she did not hesitate and slowly recited the names of some articles.
It seemed like she had actually read it carefully, rather than just skimming through it and reading the overview.
The old professor nodded, his admiration for her growing. "You are very talented, and you have a strong desire to learn. Why don't you become my student? I can slowly teach you the basics, and with your intelligence, you should be able to learn quickly."
"You're really flattering me. I've already said everything I could think of to show off my skills in front of an expert. With my short-lived enthusiasm, how can I possibly settle down and focus on research?
I'm sure you've noticed that what I've learned is a mix of things, but not very sophisticated. If I were to delve into it, my true colors would be exposed."
Seeing that she was not interested in this, the old professor did not force her, but just left her contact information.
The other researchers also reacted and gathered around her to exchange contact information.
How could He Ruixue refuse the connections that came to her door? She took out her notebook and carefully wrote down their names, addresses and office phone numbers, almost filling up two pages.
She was actually quite happy. Being able to promote the development of the chemical industry through these people was also a small contribution she had made to the country.
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