Chapter 411 Academician Class and Minjiang Scholars Review Committee

The pace was not easy to begin with, but because of the urging from both sides, Xu Qingshan’s laboratory suddenly became busy again.

Both the proof of the Riemann hypothesis and the compilation of “The Complete Book of Mathematics” are very important.

This made Xu Qingshan’s office a major check-in point at Peking University. Of course, those who checked in were all high-ranking leaders.

Either Tian Gang brought a few old academicians who had time after returning to Beijing to come to Xu Qingshan’s office to inquire about the progress of the proof of the Riemann hypothesis, or Wang Changping brought a group of eager professors to Xu Qingshan to humbly seek advice.

If Xu Qingshan was doing something that they could not interfere with, they would have wanted to do it themselves and help Xu Qingshan.

Various online novels have been very popular recently. Xu Qingshan is thinking that when he has free time, he will write an online novel “I am the Boss in the Laboratory, and the Academicians are My Little Brothers”. It will definitely be interesting.

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These veteran academicians seemed to find Xu Qingshan’s laboratory very interesting, especially the young people in the laboratory, whether they were newly enrolled graduate students or the young talents working in the researcher’s office.

They are all old professors who have taught for decades and naturally know what kind of students are extremely talented. It is obvious that everyone in Xu Qingshan’s laboratory is top-notch.

If this happened in the world of cultivating immortals, they could all be directly accepted as true disciples, or at worst, core disciples.

For the older people in the education field, it is a very happy thing for them to meet outstanding juniors and be able to give them some pointers.

After all, money and status are not a problem for them. They have almost reached the top of the industry, but the sense of accomplishment they get from educating others will never reach its limit.

Therefore, Xu Qingshan’s laboratory became the place for team-building for this group of old academicians. From time to time, they would come in groups of three or four to stroll around Xu Qingshan’s office, run to the mathematics laboratory to give instructions on students’ work, and occasionally hold small meetings for them.

This allows the group of students in Xu Qingshan’s office, who already have good qualifications and whose foundation has been quickly strengthened by Xu Qingshan, to have a faster path to improvement.

Environment can create talents, and Meng’s mother’s three moves have already illustrated this truth.

If a child is really thrown into a group of academicians, then even if he cannot become an academician in the future, it will not be difficult for him to become an excellent professor.

When someone occasionally passed by Xu Qingshan’s laboratory and saw a bunch of big guys in the room, the matter gradually became public.

At this time, if we go to the BBS and forum of Capital University and have a heated discussion with everyone, where is the real mathematical sanctuary in Capital University?
What Institute of Mathematics? What School of Mathematics? What Mathematics Center?
That must be Xu Qingshan’s laboratory!
Look at the frequency with which the academician teaches classes, it’s almost like he has booked the entire venue.

At school, the graduate students in Xu Qingshan’s laboratory were also given a nickname “Little Academician Class”.

Of course, Xu Qingshan himself was not particularly concerned about these things. He was busy proving the Riemann hypothesis and compiling a complete mathematics book, and he was unable to spare any energy to do so.

If he was just asked to use his brain, that would be fine. After all, it was a matter of IQ, and Xu Qingshan claimed that he had never encountered a difficulty that he could not overcome at all.

But both of these things involve a very critical point: how to distribute and how to balance.

Xu Jinsheng knew that even the person with the highest emotional intelligence in the world might not be able to perfectly balance the talents and resources in his hands, because this was not something that ordinary people could learn and it was not so deeply related to IQ.

If we really want to put it specifically, it is the art of being an emperor.

The team will definitely get bigger in the future, but the focus of the laboratory cannot be ignored in other areas just because the current achievements are more mathematical.

Of course, what he was thinking about had little to do with other people. Only Liu Ruchuan was often brought in by him for overtime discussions.

At present, Xu Qingshan’s team is relatively stable and young.

Even the oldest ones, Wang Wei and Xue Xueqing, still have two years to graduate, not to mention the new students who have just enrolled.

Stability and youth mean being able to paint a better picture.

But if they just keep promising things without any realization, these smart young people will naturally not have the passion to work.

But if Xu Qingshan carved out a huge piece of cake for himself like he did now, and let these young people quickly taste the sweetness, then they might relax.

After all, for a graduate student, the papers required for the graduate stage are enough.

They can fully rely on the results they have achieved now to ensure the smooth graduation of their master’s or doctoral degrees, and thus spend the remaining years on what they want to do, including non-academic aspects.

Emotionally speaking, Xu Qingshan supports them in loving life.

However, from the perspective of laboratory operations, he must have some regulations to prevent these young people from slacking off and never being able to return to their original state.

In this regard, Liu Ruochuan proposed two solutions.

The first is that Xu Qingshan constantly creates bigger cakes and is able to distribute these cakes, so that young people can continue to eat cakes, be drawn cakes, eat cakes, be drawn cakes, and finally become donkeys that are always upbeat.

Of course, their efforts will definitely pay off, and they will gain more than ordinary people.

But that would be very stressful for Xu Qingshan, and to some extent would make the students overly dependent on him. When these students graduate, it is very likely that the highest academic achievements in their entire lives will be achieved in Xu Qingshan’s laboratory, because they will lose their own spirituality and pioneering spirit.

Liu Ruochuan said that if Xu Qingshan was simply pursuing the best laboratory team results, then this would be the best way to do it. This would allow Xu Qingshan’s team to reach the status of China’s top scientific research team in the shortest time.

This status also represents Xu Qingshan’s ultimate influence both inside and outside the industry in China, as well as the top resource package.

This idea was rejected by Xu Qingshan as soon as it was proposed.

In his words.

“I am fully capable of doing this, but I don’t want my students to be shrouded in my shadow for the rest of their lives. I hope that I can lead an era of brilliant stars.”

And the second method.

It is the establishment of an innovative welfare system, that is, to provide more benefits outside of academics. This part of the welfare needs to be attractive enough and enable students to independently find the areas that they are most interested in and produce results.

Liu Ruochuan did bring it up, but when Xu Qingshan asked him what benefits he wanted to give, he couldn’t say it for a moment. He just said he would go back and study it and discuss it later.

Xu Qingshan originally planned to think about it carefully, but a guest who came from afar made him shift his attention to the business first.

“Do you mean that I need to go back to Minyue in a few days to participate in this review?”

Xu Qingshan was quite surprised as he looked at the fellow villager who had come to Beijing to visit him.

Wu Minsheng smiled shyly. He was old enough to be Xu Qingshan’s grandfather, but he seemed quite restrained when sitting in front of Xu Qingshan.

“No, of course you can come and participate if you are free. We welcome you at any time, but if you don’t have time, just put your name on the list.”

Wu Minsheng spoke very politely, imitating Xu Qingshan’s use of the word “you”.

Theoretically speaking, the Min Yue people have always emphasized respecting the elderly and loving the young, and respecting the order of seniority. Putting aside their identities, it is understandable that Wu Minsheng was not so polite in front of Xu Qingshan.

His attitude made Xu Qingshan feel a little uncomfortable.

Moreover, the old man in front of him is no ordinary person. He was the former president of Rongcheng University and also a senior at Huaqing University. When he stayed at the school to teach in the 1970s and 1980s, he served as deputy director of the Party Office of Huaqing University and deputy secretary of the Party Committee of the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

Later, he served as the Dean of Academic Affairs, Vice Dean of the Graduate School, and Dean of Pengcheng Graduate School of Huaqing University. Finally, the Minyue Provincial Party Committee stepped in and talked with Huaqing for a long time before inviting this big man to Rongcheng University as the president.

He just retired in May this year and is now free from his official duties.

Xu Qingshan still felt uncomfortable with the attitude of such an old senior with a lot of status buffs, who is also his fellow villager, in front of him.

“Mr. Wu, you don’t have to be so polite. I’m just a younger generation who’s luckier. If there’s anything our province needs my help with, just tell me. I’ll go back if I can make time.”

Xu Qingshan’s attitude was naturally very good. After all, he planned to establish his own university in southern Fujian in the future.

He was originally thinking whether he should ask Cai Wensheng for help to build some connections and establish good relations with the Minyue Provincial Party Committee. He didn’t want to only have good relations with southern Fujian. It would be embarrassing if the province disagreed.

I didn’t expect that before I had time to deal with these things, someone from the province came and ran directly to Beijing to find me.

“Ling Yun still keeps his head down, and at the peak of his career he still has a pure heart. Although this is the first time we meet, Xiao Xu, you are a good child.”

Wu Minsheng was stunned for a moment. Seeing that Xu Qingshan’s attitude did not seem fake, he could not help but praise him.

“I don’t know if you have heard of the Minjiang Scholars Program established by our province. We basically implement the Minjiang Scholars Award Program every three years, and we will continue to revise the implementation methods of the new award program.”

Wu Minsheng explained to Xu Qingshan.

“This is to attract young and middle-aged academic elites from home and abroad to participate in the construction of key disciplines in our provincial universities.”

“But how to select the most suitable scholars who best meet the needs requires a group of experts to conduct review and research.”

Wu Minsheng said this and glanced at Xu Qingshan.

“This time, as the chairman of the Minjiang Scholars Review Committee of Minyue Province, I am here to invite you to join our review committee to evaluate the applicants in the fields of mathematics and computer science from Minyue Province.”

“In principle, the experts on the review committee are all senior professors in our province. For example, Professor Li Jianping, the deputy director, is the former president of Rongcheng Normal University. The other members are also presidents, deans, or Yangtze River Scholars of various universities in the province.”

“But you are worth breaking our principles for!”

“The mathematics subject in our province has always been relatively weak, but a genius like you has emerged. The provincial leaders attach great importance to you and hope to keep in touch with you and invite you to join our provincial construction.”

“If you wish”

Wu Minsheng paused, and seeing that Xu Qingshan in front of him was listening very seriously and seemed to be thinking about it carefully, he breathed a sigh of relief.

“The province hopes to hire you as a government consultant and provide you with special treatment as a Minjiang scholar. You don’t need to do anything else, you can just enjoy the position allowance and…”

Wu Minsheng wanted to continue introducing the sincerity of the Minyue Provincial Government to Xu Qingshan this time, but was interrupted by Xu Qingshan who raised his hand.

Seeing Xu Qingshan’s action, Wu Mingsheng’s originally enthusiastic heart instantly cooled down.

Generally speaking, if a conversation ends when the benefits are being introduced, it means that you are not tempted to refuse.

That’s right. Xu Qingshan is almost becoming the number one signboard of Jingcheng University. Jingcheng University wants to treat him like a treasure. Just now in the corridor, he saw a large number of academicians from Jingcheng University squatting in the laboratory, helping Xu Qingshan teach students hand in hand.

This kind of treatment is something that the Min Yue Province cannot provide at all.

Moreover, given the special status of the capital, the idea of ​​the Minyue Province was like a poor boy from the countryside asking a fellow villager who had climbed to a high position in the capital to come back and help him out. Even though he was just looking for an excuse to establish a relationship at first and would ask for it later, he was still seen through at a glance.

Wu Minsheng smiled awkwardly.

“Mr. Wu, there’s no need to introduce you. I’m getting tired of hearing all this lately.”

Xu Qingshan said.

Wu Minsheng was envious of his high-spirited look.

“Just tell me when I should report in. It will take a few days. That’s all. I don’t care much about the salary or title, but I’ll take the government advisor position.”

Wu Minsheng was stunned for a moment, then his face lit up with joy.

“What are you doing? Agree?”

Xu Qingshan looked at Wu Minsheng’s performance and smiled.

“After all, we are all from Minyue, so why wouldn’t I agree? The annual allowance for Minjiang scholars is 10 yuan. I have the money, so I can arrange some quotas to recruit more outstanding scholars to return to Minyue. After I finish the things I have on hand, I will visit Minyue more often when I have time.”

When Xu Qingshan said this, he was thinking about his own university that was under construction, while Wu Minsheng was thinking about Ludao University and Rongcheng University.

If he could join the review and formulation groups for the construction of universities and various talent programs in Min Yue Province, Xu Qingshan felt that it would be very useful for him to establish academic discourse power in Min Yue through the school in the future, so he naturally would not refuse.

Wu Minsheng was pleasantly surprised that with such few conditions he could actually establish a good relationship with Xu Qingshan. Since he could take the first step, the second step, the third step, and even lure Xu Qingshan back to Min Yue, how far would it be?
At the very least, Xu Qingshan’s attitude towards his hometown now is not only not rejection, but also seems to be somewhat close and actively cooperative.

He must report this matter to the provincial government as soon as possible and actively promote the cooperation between Xu Qingshan and the Minyue government, and even the cooperation between Jingcheng University and Minyue Province.

If this thing can be done.

Wu Minsheng couldn’t even imagine how he would be hailed as a great philanthropist in Minyue.

“Great, take a look first, this is our new plan.”

(End of this chapter)