Super Island Tycoon Chapter 675 674: Flaws

When the physics students received the new textbooks and saw the challenging content, each one let out a groan.

The increased difficulty of the new textbooks made them realize that their free ti would decrease in the future, and even the geniuses would have to spend more ti on their studies.

This feeling made all the students uncomfortable; studying becoming more difficult is indeed a painful thing.

Jiang Cheng naturally beca the target of their complaints, and many students began to grumble about him, not understanding why he did this.

After complaining about Jiang Cheng, they had to imdiately dive back into intense study; if they didn't work hard, they would quickly fall behind in the coursework.

The increased difficulty of Jiang Cheng's physics textbook seed to raise the learning challenges for the physics students.

Perhaps before adapting to the current difficulty, the average grades of the physics students wouldn't look too good, but this is only a temporary situation.

Once those in the physics departnt adapt to the current difficulty, the overall standard of the departnt will greatly improve.

This is also very beneficial for the future developnt of these students.

If they adapt to this level of difficulty now, they will certainly be able to adjust to the state of scientific research much faster once they officially enter the field of physics.

Moreover, students who can't keep up with the pace will soon find ways to switch majors and abandon continuing in the physics departnt, which also greatly enhances the overall standard of the departnt.

Except for those students who are both untalented and unwilling to work hard, the future of the entire physics departnt looks bright.

Once these physics students grow up, they will surely bring a lot of fresh blood to the field of physics.

Although Jiang Cheng's newly compiled physics textbook was criticized by students due to its difficulty, overall, it is still quite excellent. Especially when those educational experts heard about it, they overwhelmingly approved of Jiang Cheng's approach.

Many physicists who saw the new textbooks compiled by Jiang Cheng expressed high praise.

From the compilation of the textbooks, everyone could see Jiang Cheng's strength, which is not just empty words.

Furthermore, Jiang Cheng compiled several sets of textbooks at once, covering all aspects of physics.

Not to ntion the high quality of Jiang Cheng's textbooks, which shows Jiang Cheng's contributions to physics.

Now that the new textbooks have been put to use at universities, they have also received the approval of many teachers.

It seems that the effect of Jiang Cheng personally taking action is quite good, at least it achieved his initial goal.

It can be said that aside from the struggling students, everyone is very satisfied with these new textbooks, even unable to find a single flaw.

These textbooks are perfect from all perspectives, just a bit harsh for the students learning from them.

However, no one cares about this; if the students don't endure so grinding now, how can they be up to the important tasks later?

Jiang Cheng's new textbooks not only caused a big reaction dostically but also caught the attention of universities abroad.

Just like dostic universities, they also face the issue of new physics textbooks.

Jiang Cheng changed more than just the dostic physics field; international universities have also been affected by this event.

Just like dostic ones, foreign university textbooks have beco sowhat outdated.

As early as when Jiang Cheng's new theory was validated, those universities were already considering switching physics textbooks.

Their old textbooks are also riddled with flaws and can no longer be used to educate their students.

Unfortunately, they also encountered the sa problem as dostic universities: foreign physicists are busy adapting to the new physics system and understanding Jiang Cheng's new theory, and of course, they couldn't find anyone to compile new textbooks.

This matter worried the leaders of those foreign universities, mirroring the situation of dostic universities back then.

On such matters, there are basically no national borders; every country attaches great importance to the education of future generations.

But dostically, with the presence of the great Jiang Cheng, there is no need to worry about the new textbooks. Now dostic universities have already solved this problem and are happily using the new textbooks.

But those foreign universities cannot find a figure like Jiang Cheng; Jiang Cheng is truly one of a kind globally.

Those foreign universities considered approaching Jiang Cheng, but dostic universities went through a lot of trouble before finally convincing Jiang Cheng to lend a hand.

Should they attempt it, success seems out of reach.

It's understandable for Jiang Cheng to help dostic universities, but he has no connection with foreign universities, so why should he be kind enough to help them?

Thus, this issue has been dragged on by these foreign universities and remains unresolved to this day.

Until now, they finally found a solution. Since they couldn't compile the textbooks themselves, they could just use the ready-made ones.

Now Jiang Cheng has already compiled several sets of physics textbooks for dostic universities; they only need to use these textbooks.

Of course, all those textbooks are in Chinese, so they need to be translated before they can be used.

However, translating is much easier than compiling new textbooks, sothing the translation talents within their own universities can handle.

Nowadays, finding a few people who understand Chinese isn't difficult; which country can't produce a bunch of such talents?

Of course, they can't just go ahead translating Jiang Cheng's textbooks. They first need Jiang Cheng's consent, otherwise, it would be an infringent.

So now they have approached Jiang Cheng, hoping to obtain permission to translate and print for use.

Many different countries sought Jiang Cheng, hoping he would agree to translate the new textbooks into their languages.

Facing such requests, Jiang Cheng considered and agreed, letting them find translators themselves.

The developnt of foreign academia would also be beneficial to him, and Jiang Cheng's vision is not so narrow-minded.

Of course, those who want to use Jiang Cheng's textbooks won't get it completely for free, dostic universities can get Jiang Cheng's authorization to use the textbooks for free.

These foreign universities won't receive such preferential treatnt; they have to pay Jiang Cheng substantial royalties for each textbook printed.

Foreign textbooks are expensive, and with so many countries wanting translations, this is also an additional inco for Jiang Cheng. Once Jiang Cheng completes the authorization work for all countries, the task of textbook compilation will be concluded.