He also knew he had achieved it.
Look at the reporters gathered around him now.
All these cameras and interview microphones were indeed directed at him.
But if it were not because he was the teacher leading Bai Xiao’s team, there would hardly be such an honor.
So, facing the cameras and microphones,
Liu Hongmin earnestly praised his student Bai Xiao to the skies.
After he had returned, he had already revisited all of Bai Xiao’s files, which had long shown that she possessed magical inherited medical skills unlike any other.
Now these files provided him with classic material.
Add to that his eloquence as the Director of Education.
Those legendary experiences, narrated by him, had the interviewers and cameramen rapt with attention.
Two silver needles allowed a patient, who had been paralyzed for many years, to stand up and walk again; a patient, whom the doctors had declared ready for palliation, surprisingly woke up again; and a patient, diagnosed as a vegetable by all doctors, where Western medicine struggled to maintain vital signs, spoke after receiving two needles.
At the front line, performing cesarean sections with anesthesia by acupuncture for the convenience of pregnant women alongside obstetricians and gynecologists; amidst flying bullets, he coordinated with surgeons to suture wounds under acupuncture anesthesia; and also at the front line, fearlessly facing death with her fiancé, sharing life and death, they held a pre-battle wedding ceremony.
By the time he spoke of this, many were shedding tears.
Who could have imagined that Doctor Bai possessed such legendary stories?
Who could have thought she was but a 21-year-old young woman?
Without any superior academic qualifications, she had faced hardships, yet today, she blossomed brilliantly.
Especially before further studies.
Performing appendicitis surgeries with acupuncture anesthesia as directed by the Director of Traditional Chinese Medicine, to today, when Bai Xiao courageously proposed a topic combining both traditional Chinese and Western medicine.
In Liu Hongmin’s mouth, it subtly revealed from the side that he was an insightful talent spotter.
Bai Xiao, like a thoroughbred horse, had been entrusted with a heavy responsibility and today, holding flowers, he had noticed something off about the prime minister’s wife.
It was a long sequence of stories.
The listeners were captivated, and all reporters and presenters knew that this was a very substantial story.
Liu Hongmin got into the car with his student.
It was then that he finally collapsed into his seat, gulping down the water he had set aside in his cup.
Damn satisfying.
He had never expected to experience such a day.
The fame he achieved today, compared to Vice Principal Zhao, had already accrued enough capital for his rise.
Indeed, "The gods place great people in this world, must first put their spirits through adversity."
It seemed his judgment was good and his luck, quite favorable.
Bai Xiao was truly a blessing for him.
Just by Bai Xiao joining their school, he had welcomed great opportunities.
After today, in front of national audiences on every TV station, who would not know him, the Director of Medical University?
This would elevate his reputation to a new level.
And after this, who would care about what Vice Principal Zhao was.
Probably everyone mentioning Medical University would remember Bai Xiao, the legendary woman doctor effective with every needle, who courageously turned the tide, saving the foreign prime minister from dire straits, and helping their country secure a victory from afar.
Of course, they would incidentally recall all the experiences and stories of Bai Xiao he had recounted in front of the cameras, and of course, incidentally remember him, Liu Hongmin, the Director of Education at Jiaotong University.
This glory,
would absolutely play a decisive role at the critical moment when he was next in line for the position of principal.