"It's not a work-related meeting..." Jiang Cheng shook his head.
"It's not a work meeting?" Xia Xiaowei asked curiously, "What is it?"
"Hashro Medical Lecture - have you heard of it?" Jiang Cheng asked.
"Hashro Medical Lecture Conference? Of course I've heard of it. Are you actually going to attend the Hasro Medical Lecture Conference?" Xia Xiaowei said in shock.
She had never expected that Jiang Cheng, a very famous person in the field of scientific research and academia, would actually attend an extremely important research conference in the medical field.
"Yeah." Jiang Cheng nodded.
Looking at Jiang Cheng, Xia Xiaowei suddenly remembered something and said with sudden enlightenment: "Ah, I remember that you have won the Nobel Prize in Medicine before, and you are the winner this year.
I was wondering why you were suddenly invited. So that's the case. If that's the case, I really have no right to go with you - I don't even have the qualifications to enter the venue." Xia Xiaowei's tone was a little regretful, but there was nothing he could do about it.
"That's true, so you just continue to help me deal with things in the company. If there's anything you can't handle, just give me a call." Jiang Cheng said with a smile.
"Okay. I understand." Although Xia Xiaowei really wanted to go to the United States with Jiang Cheng, he knew that this was impossible, so he gave up the idea and nodded.
"Yeah." Jiang Cheng nodded.
Then Xia Xiaowei left Jiang Cheng's office and returned to his own office.
Xia Xiaowei returned to his office and felt a little depressed for a moment.
Logically speaking, being Jiang Cheng's secretary is a dream job, but in reality, this job is not as good as imagined. The time spent with Jiang Cheng is really pitiful. If you think about it carefully, it is true. A researcher like Jiang Cheng has created virtual reality equipment, invented new graphene, successfully created a transparent mobile phone, and is a Nobel Prize winner in medicine. How could such a person spend every day in the office? The reason he recruited a secretary was just to allow him to spend more time in the laboratory!
If Xia Xiaowei wasn't staying at Jiang Cheng's house now, the time they would have to meet would be even less. Thinking about it carefully, she couldn't help but feel fortunate that she had shamelessly agreed to it.
After finishing processing all the documents that Xia Xiaowei urgently needed, Jiang Cheng explained some things to Rem, then met with Zhang Manlin again, gave a brief explanation, and then returned home.
The next day, Jiang Cheng took Guan Xiaofei and Su Qianqian and went to the United States with his mother.
New York, USA
"In fact, we can take a private plane here, so we don't have to rush." Jiang Cheng glanced at the New York sky, then at the time, and said helplessly, "After a few hours of rest, there will be a meeting, and I haven't prepared anything yet."
You didn't prepare anything?" Lu Tengyun, who was sitting next to Jiang Cheng in the private car, opened his eyes wide when he heard Jiang Cheng's words. He was speechless for a moment and said incoherently: "Why, why didn't you prepare anything? I told you about the lecture a week ago. As a winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, you are almost the protagonist of this medical lecture, but now you tell me that you didn't prepare anything? Okay, I understand, you are joking, you are joking, right?"
"I'm not kidding. I really haven't prepared anything. Do I have to spend a week preparing for a small speech?" Jiang Cheng glanced at his mother and said lightly.
"However, this lecture is the highest-level academic seminar in the world, not a small lecture." Lu Tengyun smiled bitterly and said helplessly: "Although I know that your achievements are dazzling enough, and there is probably no one in the world who can be compared with you, but if you are not prepared at all, I am afraid it will not work. You have to realize that you came to New York, USA to participate in the Haslo Medical Lecture Conference, not only representing yourself, but also representing the entire Chinese medical community. If you make a fool of yourself, it is not just your own fault. What should I do..."
~How could I possibly do that?" Jiang Cheng was somewhat helpless. "Mother, don't worry. Although Jiang Cheng's husband has not prepared anything, I believe that even so, he will still be the focus of everyone's attention at the meeting. There is no chance that he will make a fool of himself!" Guan Xiaofei said with a smile.
"Yes, I think so too. Although the Haslo Medical Lecture is very important, it is not a very important thing for Jiang Cheng's husband. He should be able to solve it easily even if he deals with it casually." Su Qianqian also nodded, indicating that she agreed with her sister's point of view, and said in a low voice.
"You guys, Lu Tengyun was speechless for a moment after listening to the two girls' words. He really didn't know what to say.
After a while, Lu Tengyun looked at Jiang Cheng and said, "Well, anyway, it's already this moment, there's nothing we can do to change anything. At least prepare what you're going to say at the speech in a few hours.
Jiang Cheng nodded, but didn't say much. Instead, he began to think about what he should say at the speech.
To be honest, Jiang Cheng didn't take this lecture seriously. It was completely expected that he could prepare for it now. Even if he prepared now, any few things he came up with would be able to shock the world.
If the medical researchers who had been preparing for several months or even half a year knew what Jiang Cheng was thinking at this moment, what kind of expressions would they have
After thinking for a while, Jiang Cheng quickly made a decision to go with it.
Jiang Cheng is now the focus of attention no matter where he is, even in the United States.
The news media are well-informed, often beyond many people's imagination. They can always get the news from special channels in the first time. Fortunately, China is completely controlled by the government and relevant departments, and it is impossible for them to make their own voices heard.
But in the United States, it is another matter. Their influence is naturally not comparable to that of ordinary people.
With this impression, their information channels naturally increase a lot.
When Jiang Cheng came to the United States and attended the Haslo speech, these news media immediately paid attention to it.
(End of this chapter)