The level of scientific research can determine the strength of a university, and many universities have world-class laboratories.
So universities place great importance on their laboratories, investing significant funds in them every year.
This ti, Qinghua University saw the booming success of Jiang Cheng's laboratories and decided to invite him over for guidance.
They believe Jiang Cheng surely has the ability to enhance their university's laboratory level, and his casual guidance would be imnsely beneficial for them.
Moreover, having a renowned scholar like Jiang Cheng visit Qinghua University would greatly boost their reputation.
As for having Jiang Cheng give a speech at the university, that's just a secondary task.
No matter which renowned scholar visits a university, a speech is usually arranged.
Such things have beco customary, and Qinghua University certainly won't miss this opportunity to let their students receive Jiang Cheng's education.
Unfortunately, Jiang Cheng was initially not interested in this invitation and was prepared to decline.
Although Qinghua University's laboratories are quite good, in Jiang Cheng's eyes, they don't asure up.
Jiang Cheng has no interest in visiting such university laboratories; currently, the only laboratories he respects are those under his own authority.
For Jiang Cheng, the equipnt in those other laboratories is too outdated; many of the devices in Jiang Cheng's laboratories are self-manufactured and far exceed Earth's current technological level.
Jiang Cheng's laboratories are a whole era ahead of others, containing things that belong to the next era.
With his own laboratories being so advanced, he certainly has no interest in visiting those "backward" ones.
Just as Jiang Cheng was about to refuse, he rembered that he could conveniently give a personal speech at Qinghua University.
After considering this, Jiang Cheng agreed to the invitation.
The students at Qinghua University are the best in Huaxia.
Especially in the field of natural sciences, these students are considered the most talented.
Natural science talent is very important; without it, it's challenging to thrive in this industry.
Perhaps many years later, many outstanding scientists will erge from among these students.
If more excellent scientists appear among humans, it's sothing Jiang Cheng would be delighted to see.
The developnt of civilization can't rely on a single genius; even Jiang Cheng, an extraordinary talent, can't single-handedly elevate human civilization to a high level.
If there aren't enough outstanding scientists in humanity, problems will soon arise.
While the impact isn't apparent now, Jiang Cheng is still able to drive human civilization forward.
Once technology advances to a certain level, more detailed division of labor becos necessary, and a few scientists aren't enough for a civilization to develop.
Especially when a civilization enters the cosmic era, it needs even more scientists.
At that ti, if there aren't enough scientists, Jiang Cheng won't be able to continue advancing.
Developing in space requires too many technologies.
With only Jiang Cheng, it's impossible to research all technologies even if he works tirelessly.
Jiang Cheng hopes that when human civilization officially enters space, many outstanding scientists will erge to assist him in various technical fields.
If Qinghua University students develop well, they could help Jiang Cheng in the future.
So Jiang Cheng decided to accept Qinghua University's request, aiming to educate their students.
If these students grow well, it will significantly aid his future plans.
For a student to beco a scientist, a good educational process is essential.
Jiang Cheng doesn't need to teach academic subjects; he's there to teach them sothing that ordinary teachers won't.
Jiang Cheng has already prepared the the for his speech, intending to give these students a valuable lesson.
The content Jiang Cheng plans to teach is actually very simple; he intends to ignite more passion for scientific work in the students.
If there isn't enough passion for doing sothing, it's challenging to achieve anything substantial.
Jiang Cheng is always passionate about scientific work, which is why he has reached his current level.
But people like Jiang Cheng are rare; scientific research is quite tedious, and maintaining passion for it is challenging.
Jiang Cheng's aim is to inspire these students to have enthusiasm for scientific research and maintain it throughout their studies and careers.
It's not difficult to keep them temporarily passionate, but maintaining long-term excitent for the industry is hard.
Whether Jiang Cheng can influence these students' ntality in a short speech depends on the effectiveness of his talk.
Thus, with this goal in mind, Jiang Cheng went to Qinghua University, starting his one-day visit to Tsinghua Garden.
Jiang Cheng doesn't plan to stay long; he's prepared to leave after spending a day there.
The schedule arranged for his speech in the morning and a tour of the school laboratories in the afternoon.
Early in the morning, Jiang Cheng arrived at Qinghua University; the speech was scheduled to begin later, so he had so ti to wander around the campus.
Qinghua University, being Huaxia's top institution, has a very strong academic atmosphere.
It's early day, yet many students are already up, starting their day's study.
These young people, holding books, are in the scenic campus practicing morning reading, creating a scene that makes Jiang Cheng feel quite pleasant.
Seeing these young minds, Jiang Cheng felt hopeful for humanity's future.
Observing in Tsinghua Garden for a while, Jiang Cheng realized he made the right decision coming here.
He discovered the students here have great potential for developnt, warranting his educational effort.
These students all have an earnest and striving spirit; with proper guidance, they will surely beco outstanding talents in their respective fields.
Once these students grow, Jiang Cheng won't worry about lacking assistance.
Of course, outstanding students aren't exclusive to Qinghua University; Huaxia has many renowned universities.
Universities have equally strong academic atmospheres with diligent students.
Those students also deserve Jiang Cheng's nurturing; they're all promising young individuals.
If Jiang Cheng invests his ti, they all have the potential to beco excellent scientists.
But Jiang Cheng doesn't have ti to visit every university and give personal speeches.
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