Feeling the tranquility of this university, Xia Yunjie unknowingly came to the building of the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

There are about 2,000 higher education institutions in China. Jiangzhou University is not famous as a prefecture-level city, but its colleges of traditional Chinese medicine are well-known in the medical field, especially among colleges in the category of traditional Chinese medicine. A large part of the reason why Jiangzhou University can be rated as a key undergraduate comprehensive university is owed to the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Jiangzhou University.

The building is not high, only five floors, the exterior is decorated with blue bricks and wood, and there are tiled eaves with traditional Chinese characteristics. There are also many images and text introductions of famous ancient doctors carved on the walls. The whole building looks very simple.

"Are you from the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine?" Just as Xia Yunjie was standing in front of the building of the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine with a shoulder bag on his back, a man wearing gold-rimmed glasses walked towards him and asked in a condescending tone.

"Yes." Xia Yunjie nodded.

"Okay, please help me move something." The man pointed to a Honda sedan parked two or three meters away and said.

The trunk of the Honda sedan is open, with six or seven packed cardboard boxes inside.

As a role model, it is appropriate to help others. Those cardboard boxes are not small, and it is really hard to hold them alone. Therefore, Xia Yunjie knew that the other party misunderstood him as a student in the medical school, but did not explain much. He smiled and said, "Okay."

As he said that, he walked towards the car, then picked up three of them and asked, "Where to move?"

"Third Floor, Office 307." The man replied, and then he called another student.

When Xia Yunjie saw the man attracting another student to help, he didn't think much at first, but after he walked a few steps with another student, he felt something was wrong. The guy with gold-rimmed glasses actually followed them leisurely with his hands empty.

The things were not too heavy compared to Xia Yunjie, but they seemed a little heavy for the other student. Three boxes were stacked together and they were breathless when walking, but the golden glasses showed no sign of helping to get one. They walked leisurely behind them, as if this was what Xia Yunjie and the student should have done.

"Teacher, are there any problems with your hands and feet?" Xia Yunjie asked, turning his head and turning his head.

Jinli Glasses were slightly stunned when they heard this, and then replied impatiently: "Where are your eyes? I am a good person, how can there be any problems with my hands and feet?"

"Then why don't you take some of your own things? Do you have to let others take them all?" Xia Yunjie said as he put the box in his hand on the ground and said.

"Hey, hey, what attitude do you have? Which class are you from? Who is the head teacher?" Jinli Glasses didn't expect that Xia Yunjie was beaten around the bush to question him. He couldn't help but feel angry and suddenly turned gloomy and pointed at Xia Yunjie and asked.

"What kind of attitude do you have? You can't control which class you have. You should be a role model. There is no humility of setting an example at all." After that, he took down the box in the hand of another man and put it on the ground, saying, "He has his hands and feet, let him move it himself. He can't finish it at one time, and at worst he can move it twice."

Jinli Glasses are naturally a teacher at the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, named Ding Zhijiang. They are not only a teacher at the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, but also a disciple of Zhou Xinping, a master of Chinese medicine. They were named as associate professor at the age of 26, and this year they were 28 years old. If nothing unexpected happens, they are likely to be promoted to full professor next year. They are currently the youngest associate professor at the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine. If they are promoted to full professor next year, they will be the youngest full professor at the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the teacher they focus on training in the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

It is conceivable that Ding Zhijiang is so proud and ambitious that it is not a matter of course to ask students to move something. He is still worthy of these students. But Ding Zhijiang never expected that a student today not only asked him if there was any problem with his hands and feet, but now he has taught him a lesson.

"It's against it, it's against it. Are you the attitude of a student? What's your name? And you are still standing there, are you planning not to move, right?" Ding Zhijiang pointed at Xia Yunjie in anger and his fingers were trembling.

He is the pride of the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Both the principal and the dean value him very much and speaks politely to him. Where can he get a lesson from a student?

The student who was called to help by Ding Zhijiang was named Dai Yongzhou. He was a newly admitted master's student at the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine. He looked particularly dull and honest, and his written test scores were pretty good. However, because of his facial conversation and interview scores, the tutor he wanted to apply for was eliminated directly. Now he was waiting for the school to assign him a tutor. This time he reported to the school in advance, just to contact other tutors from the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine in advance. After all, traditional Chinese medicine is different from other disciplines. It is a very ancient and profound subject that attaches great importance to the inheritance of teachers. Undergraduate degree

At that time, I learned basic knowledge and the teaching method was the same as other subjects, but when I reached the postgraduate stage, it was similar to the traditional teacher’s inheritance. Many knowledge must be taught step by step by step by step before students can understand it. The level of a teacher and whether the teacher is willing to teach it intently often determines the achievements of a student to a large extent, so choosing a tutor is very important. Just like Ding Zhijiang, he was able to achieve this today and become the youngest associate professor in the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, largely because he followed a good teacher and learned good skills.

For this reason, Dai Yongzhou certainly did not dare to offend the teacher of the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine at this stall. Although he was disgusted with Ding Zhijiang's behavior as a teacher, he immediately squatted down to pick up the box on the ground again when he heard this. At the same time, he did not forget to wink at Xia Yunjie.

Dai Yongzhou is dull and honest and has always been used to bullying by others, but what he admires most in his life is someone like Xia Yunjie who dares to resist, especially when he is facing a teacher, when he is treated unfairly, he really admires Dai Yongzhou. Of course, he dares not resist.

"If others respect you, first of all, you must be a role model. Forget it, you are not my student anyway, so I don't bother with you." Seeing Dai Yongzhou bent over and pick up the box on the ground again, Ding Zhijiang's face was slightly slower, and a hint of pride flashed in his eyes, but when he heard what Xia Yunjie said, his face suddenly became cloudy again.

"You, stop for me." Ding Zhijiang pointed at Xia Yunjie who was turning around and was about to leave and shouted angrily.

Xia Yunjie wanted to ignore him, but after thinking about it, he stopped and turned around to look at him.

"Move these things to the third floor immediately." Ding Zhijiang saw Xia Yunjie stopping and pointed at him in an orderly tone. It seemed that if Xia Yunjie wanted to say something no, he would give him a good look.

"This, Professor Ding, let me move it." Dai Yongzhou specifically learned about all the mentors when applying for the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, but he recognized Ding Zhijiang. Seeing that he looked furious, he was afraid that Xia Yunjie would continue to make trouble with him, so he said in a hurry.

Originally, Xia Yunjie was disdainful to be calculating with Ding Zhijiang. Anyway, it was just a small matter of moving something. He was the teacher who liked to show off his airs, but he didn't expect that Ding Zhijiang actually ordered him. He was really annoyed. He looked at him coldly and asked, "Am I your student?"

Ding Zhijiang was suddenly stopped. Yes, he was not his student, so why did he order him?

"Are you his student?" Xia Yunjie asked Dai Yongzhou again.

Dai Yongzhou shook his head.

"Since it's not, if he respects you, he is a teacher in the college, and it's time to help a student. But now, he doesn't even have the minimum respect at all. What else do you do to help him? Be a man, have some backbone, put things down, and if he likes to show off his power, let him play alone." Xia Yunjie said.

Dai Yongzhou is usually a dull and honest person and has always been used to accepting it. But today, after hearing Xia Yunjie's words, he seemed to have the courage to put the box on the ground and then follow Xia Yunjie into the building.

Ding Zhijiang looked at the two of them leaving, then looked at the boxes on the ground, and his face turned blue with anger. After a long time, he opened his face and asked the passing students to help again.

"It's over, it's over. Why am I so impulsive? Do you know who the teacher was just now? He is Associate Professor Ding Zhijiang and is very important in the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Now I offended him in a daze. I guess no teacher in the School of Traditional Chinese Medicine dares to ask me." When I walked inside and was about to climb the stairs, Dai Yongzhou suddenly patted his head twice and complained with regret.
Chapter completed!