Chapter 621: Youth is to be regarded with respect Chapter 621: Youth is to be regarded with respect “Your student–” Cui Shaofeng turned his head with a smile towards Tan Kelin, his expectations having been met, and said, “is indeed not bad.”
The words “not bad” were high praise indeed. After all, receiving a compliment from a Beidu teacher for a Guoxie medical student was not easy.
A slight curl of Tan Kelin’s subdued eyebrows revealed a trace of his satisfaction with his own student.
Outside, Li Qi’an excitedly wanted to hug Lin Hao: their classmate really made them proud. Failing to answer the question would have been equivalent to losing face in front of the Beidu teachers. Then the Beidu people might say that even their top Guoxie students were of a low level.
Lin Hao pushed away Li Qi’an with force, but he was equally impassioned in his heart.
“Dr. Xie.” Director Seo approached Xie Wanying with a letter of thanks written by his family, “This is a letter we wrote for you, expressing our deepest gratitude for saving our family member that day.”
“There’s no need to thank me. There were many people saving lives that day, not just me,” Xie Wanying took the letter of thanks with both hands, replying.
“We know, we will go and thank each of the lifesavers one by one. Including the nurses who provided help in the outpatient building that day, the crowd who helped carry the injured, and the hardware store owner who provided the tools,” Director Seo enumerated.
Upon hearing this, Xie Wanying rejoiced from the bottom of her heart. It was essential to thank those who saved lives, so this righteous force could spread and encourage more people to join the emergency response.
Timing is critical in emergency response, the faster the rescue, the greater the chance of pulling the victim back from the brink of death.
After securing the letter, Xie Wanying stood in the leadership office, clearly feeling awkward.
“You can go out first,” Cao Yong turned his head, whispering to her while the others were not paying attention.
Receiving this word from Senior Cao, Xie Wanying was almost grateful to death for him. She was not very good at dealing with leaders. Senior Cao’s words were like freeing her from a predicament.
Thank you, thank you Senior Cao! Xie Wanying’s eyes vigorously conveyed her intense gratitude to him.
Cao Yong received her gaze and the dimples on the corners of his mouth smiled even deeper.
With that, Xie Wanying quietly slipped out of the door, thinking that she must treat Senior Cao even better in the future to return the favor for his strong support every time.
The leaders were having a cordial chat, while Tan Kelin and Cui Shaofeng stood in a corner having a private conversation.
“It’s clear that you’ve put a lot of effort into this student,” Cui Shaofeng spoke straightforwardly to his colleague, knowing that Tan Kelin would normally not bother making personal calls on behalf of a student. That’s why he was surprised when he got the call from Tan Kelin and hurriedly raced to the emergency room.
The other party misunderstood the situation, Tan Kelin thought. That day, his reserved student seemed like she was about to cry for the first time, which had shocked all their teachers.
“The younger generation is formidable,” Cui Shaofeng, reflecting on Xie Wanying’s responses, deeply felt the power of the younger generation and said with expectation, “I hope that there will be more medical students like her. Though they are rare.”
To these words of Cui Shaofeng, Tan Kelin could only agree. Out of a thousand medical students, finding one like Xie Wanying was fortunate for the medical world. That’s because some things inherent in Xie Wanying couldn’t be learned afterwards; they were a talent of her own.
“She seems to have a keen observation of details, and a strong ability to quickly synthesize and analyze clinical data,” Cui Shaofeng, contemplating Xie Wanying’s performance, had his own opinion, “Her ability is somewhat similar to that of a student from our Beidu.”
Tan Kelin’s eyes narrowed slightly, as if he knew that he was referring to that legendary person from his alma mater.