Just as Adelle Wafford said, in previous years, the first place in this competition had always been won dostically. However, once the genius student Evelyn Quarles from an international school appeared, the dostic teams have been continuously suppressed.
Second place sounds good, but it’s still not first.
Moreover, each ti they take first place, they brag about it on social dia, roughly saying that the competition is boring every year and that there are no challengers.
It’s not hugely damaging, but extrely insulting.
No wonder the dical Association said this year that we must take back first place!
Who wouldn’t want to fight for that?
As soon as Adelle Wafford said this, several team mbers were eager and enthusiastic, their eyes shining with the desire to participate.
Caryn Zachmann didn’t speak, a faint and subtle sneer playing around her lips.
Typical.
After Adelle Wafford took out the docunt, she scanned the group and then said, "Our clinical departnt has a slot this year. After careful consideration, I’ve decided to let Caryn go."
She announced that she was giving the only slot to Caryn Zachmann, not caring whether the others were willing, handed the form directly to Caryn, patted her shoulder earnestly and said, "This is an opportunity, you must grasp it well. Your professional knowledge is sound, and if you can take back first place from abroad, it would be a trendous honor..."
The dostic dical community has tolerated this for three years.
Sadly, among the younger generation of students, there isn’t anyone who can match their talents, and the older generation wouldn’t step forward to compete with the younger.
Every year, taking second place dostically only ans silently enduring others’ boasts and facing humiliation on social platforms.
It truly seems like there’s no solution!
If Caryn Zachmann can take back first place this ti, it would indeed be a great honor, making the phrase "winning glory for our country" not an overstatent.
Under everyone’s gaze, Caryn Zachmann calmly took the application form from Adelle Wafford, smiled, and confidently said, "Teacher, rest assured, I won’t let you down. This ti, I am determined to win first place!"
"Uh-huh!" Adelle Wafford smiled too, her shoulders relaxing, but she kept her hand on Caryn’s shoulder, offering a well-aning reminder, "You are the top student I have ntored this year, I absolutely believe in your abilities, but..."
Adelle Wafford’s tone shifted, and she seed a bit pained, "But the level of dicine in our country is still not as good as abroad, especially in clinical practices. I have so fa dostically, but internationally it’s another story. Don’t underestimate the opposition; Evelyn Quarles has won first place for three years straight and she’s a student of Master Carlo."
Carloska is a world-renowned dical master, one of the honorary chairpersons of the International dical Association, and also a mber of the Nobel Committee, responsible for evaluating and presenting the Nobel Prize in Physiology or dicine each year.
In the dostic dical community, only Mr. Avalon can be considered comparable to him.
One is a master of Western dicine, and the other a master of Chinese dicine.
The relationship between the two has always been very average, even cold, and Carlo holds a great deal of hostility towards Chinese dicine, often publishing insulting remarks about Chinese dicine in internationally renowned journals, such as considering it a product of mystification, and attacking it as ignorant...
Adelle Wafford also dislikes Carlo and his student Evelyn Quarles’ arrogant attitude towards dostic dicine.
But when it cos to criticizing Chinese dicine, she secretly agrees with the opposing view that Chinese dicine is useless.
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