"What’s the situation, speak up." Tan Kelin said with calm composure.
"I heard long ago that your student is very courageous working at Guoxie. I think, the reason she doesn’t feel unfamiliar at Beidou Third Hospital might be because she recalls it’s her ntor Teacher Tan’s alma mater, giving her a sense of familiarity."
Cui Shaofeng’s statent implied that Student Xie seed at ease in the affiliated hospital of her ntor’s alma mater.
This situation wasn’t beyond Tan Kelin’s expectations. After all, from the first day this disciple appeared in his departnt, she was indifferent to others and focused solely on her own dical principles.
"You’re not surprised, seems like you agree with my view." Cui Shaofeng had another interpretation and told him, "Anyway, I can see it, she’s learned many valuable things from you. She’s never been to the maternity departnt but is thoroughly familiar with the uterus. These skills aren’t taught in textbooks, did you give her private lessons?"
No formal lessons, it was only her, the only student whose notes he ticulously corrected.
Clinical teachers aren’t school teachers; teachers aren’t obliged to teach their private skills. Those are professional skills, their own rice bowl, there must be so boundaries.
Everyone knows Tan Kelin is a cold person, certainly not soone who teaches readily. Students who please him, like Looloo, have skills. Anyway, in his daily work, he occasionally showcases his skills. This student is different, good at learning by observation. He doesn’t teach her, yet she learns by stealth.
After much thinking, he’d rather correct her notes, leaving a good impression as a ntor.
The mixed emotions in his heart are sothing outsiders can’t comprehend unless they’ve interacted with her.
As for his eyelid twitching today, it’s not out of fear she will ruin his reputation as a teacher, but it is to acknowledge that this ntor-student relationship indeed exists. Now, hearing from Cui Shaofeng about her unchanged bravery at Beidou Third, as brave and persistent as at Guoxie.
That’s her trait, altering it ans she’s not herself, and he, as her teacher, would have been at a loss for words long ago.
"Did you remind her about anything?" Cui Shaofeng intentionally asked him, having heard so rumors.
Tan Kelin requested from an old classmate, "I still can’t understand why she cried that ti, could you keep an eye on her for ?"
"Alright." Cui Shaofeng agreed readily with him, the aloof Student Tan rarely asked favors which must be granted, and happily told him, "You should be proud. Having taught such a disciple will inevitably make you famous in the circle. In ti, everyone will know and rember it’s you, the Beidu native, who led her into surgery. I’m proud of you, Kelin."
A good student, everyone is willing to teach. Because it brings honor to the teacher. Not just Tan Kelin.
"Mm." Tan Kelin consistently responded indifferently. His disciple will undoubtedly go further than others, as he had said before, he’s never worried about this.
Cui Shaofeng hung up the phone and looked back at the maternity operation room.
While carefully suturing the patient’s uterus, Director Yoo’s heart was overwheld with joy and excitent, continually said to the other doctors, "Teach them well."
The teachers in the maternity departnt aren’t foolish. No matter where you’re from, here for internship, when you go out, it’s equivalent to having been taught by . Wherever my teachers go, as long as people ntion students taught by , I can take pride.
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