Rebirth 1977 Great Era

Chapter 293: Understand at a glance, learn at once, and master at once (3K)

What are Wang Yuchuan and his four apprentices here for?

The main task is to serve as a book consultant for "Chinese Materia Medica Processing".

Smoothly guided the team to write this book into a textbook and reference book that meets the requirements.

Wang Yuchuan provided his many years of experience in writing textbooks.

The students provide their experience of reading books.

Some books are well written, but the content of the whole book is not suitable for use as a reference book.

So they are in the team for that.

But now there is a little "problem" with this situation.

They found that the ideas proposed by Fangyan were far more professional and scientific than they had imagined.

Wang Yuchuan even had a feeling that this was what this book should look like if it was to meet the requirements.

But this idea is so clear that it is scary.

It's almost as if I had already written the book in my mind.

Wang Yuchuan has written so many editions of his own textbooks, but he still hasn't been able to think of all the contents before writing.

He would write and revise at the same time, and after adding and deleting several times, he finally put together the teaching materials that met his requirements.

Now he found that there seemed to be nothing to change.

The dialect writing plan enriched some of the content based on the requirements proposed by Mr. Cheng, and basically included everything that could be thought of in a scientific and rigorous way.

As long as you start writing according to the prepared catalog, the functionality and practicality of the finished book will definitely be good.

Wang Yuchuan was originally arranged to provide support for the compilation of the book to ensure that the book does not have weak practical value. However, it now seems that Fangyan's writing ideas are even better than Wang Yuchuan's.

So Wang Yuchuan hesitated for a while and said honestly:
"I feel...there is nothing to change. Team Leader Fang's idea is very clear, and the categories are much more detailed than I expected."

After hearing Wang Yuchuan's words, everyone's eyes fell on Fang Yan.

People who are familiar with Wang Yuchuan know that he is a man who says what he thinks and does not have many twists and turns in his mind.

This statement shows great recognition of the dialect.

In other words, the idea of ​​the first version of Fangyan far exceeded Wang Yuchuan's expectations.

Then Mr. Cheng asked Wang Yuchuan's four students:

"College classmates, do you have any thoughts and opinions?"

The four college students looked at each other in confusion.

No one knew what to say. Their own teacher said it was no problem, so what else could they say?
But since Mr. Cheng had said so, someone still stood up.

As a girl in the team, Su Yue was pushed out.

Just listen to her say:
"Team Leader Fang's idea of ​​writing this document is very scientific and clear at a glance, and it is both practical and functional."

“Isn’t that a bit too detailed?”

After that, she hurriedly explained:
"I mean, if it's too thin, it will take a long time."

"Most reference books are revised every few years to maintain their practicality. The more detailed the book is, the harder it is to revise it. We made it too detailed, which affected the subsequent revisions."

Mr. Cheng shook his head and said:

"Since we are working with the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, we should try our best to revise it before it is revised. This way, the book can be used for many years. We have thought about it in advance, saying that it will be more detailed and take longer."

"If we work harder, the book will be able to last longer and be read by more people after it is published. We will strive to make it a reference book like the Chinese Pharmacopoeia, and even make people feel that they should be used together."

Su Yue felt his scalp tingling when he heard what Mr. Cheng said. Just now, when Mr. Cheng just said it was a reference book, it was not obvious what it meant. But now he directly said that it would be a benchmark against the "Chinese Pharmacopoeia" and become a matching book to it. This ambition was fully exposed.

Su Yue felt that Mr. Cheng was really bold in his thinking. The "Chinese Pharmacopoeia" was basically the authority on medicinal materials, and the accompanying processing science was also of comparable authority.

But if you think about it carefully, requiring universities, research institutes, and clinical physicians to use it, isn't this a benchmark of authority?

No one mentioned the word "authority" just now, but their actions were directed towards it.

"Then I understand." Su Yue nodded and said nothing more.

Mr. Cheng looked at Wang Yuchuan again and asked:

"Professor Yuchuan, do you really think there is nothing to modify?"

Wang Yuchuan said:
"That's good enough. I don't see anything that needs to be modified yet."

Mr. Cheng nodded and said:

"Since Professor Yuchuan has said so, let's start compiling the medicinal materials section according to this catalog, starting with the individual monographs."

After saying that, he looked at Fangyan:

"Fangyan, start making arrangements!"

"Let's first familiarize everyone with their jobs today."

"Okay!" Fangyan responded.

This is much easier to do than to talk about it. If you have already prepared, you can just assign each person what he should do.

But after arranging these things, Fang Yan found that Wang Yuchuan and his four students had not been arranged yet. The main reason was that they were originally here to serve as book consultants. They were equivalent to an important team that wrote the outline and controlled the direction of the book.

However, the "trial version" outline that Fangyan came up with was directly approved, and their work tasks were suddenly gone.

But this is not a problem for Mr. Cheng. Fangyan already has so many positions to take care of, and he could assign one to him, such as a clinical expert in traditional Chinese medicine. College students could then look for ancient and modern medical cases to enrich the books and share some of the tasks with Fangyan.

Professor Wang Yuchuan can still hold a position in the team, come to check on it from time to time, and continue his research project on ear area therapy.

Making an outline in dialect ahead of time can be said to have liberated Professor Wang Yuchuan and also made the content of the book more substantial.

Then Fangyan asked the typist Lei Yulan to photocopy the oil paper she had written so that Mr. Cheng could take a look at the contents of the outline first.

Then he immediately went to find Shi Zhensheng and gave him his first task, which was to find out the progress of the compilation of the "Chinese Pharmacopoeia".

This is also an issue that dialects are very concerned about.

Facing the task assigned to him by Fang Yan, Shi Zhensheng said straightforwardly:
"No problem, I can just get all their book outlines back."

When Fang Yan heard what Shi Zhensheng said, he said happily:
“It would be great if that were possible.”

After Shi Zhensheng went to do his work, Fang Yan saw that everyone else was busy working, so he also came to the typewriter and started typing.

This is the part that follows the general discussion.

When he started typing, Deng Min, who was typing a catalog of various theories at the side, couldn't help but stop what he was doing.

I knew Fangyan could type, but I didn't expect his speed to be so fast. He has already reached the "excellent" level of professional typists.

Seeing Fang Yan typing very fast, she didn't dare to disturb him, so she had to silently speed up and compete with Fang Yan secretly.

Two people who had nothing to do at the moment saw this scene.

Wang Yuchuan said to Mr. Cheng in surprise:
"Director Cheng, why does our team leader seem to know everything?"

Mr. Cheng smiled and said:

“Not only can I do it, but I am also an expert at it.”

Wang Yuchuan nodded. He had seen many geniuses, but rarely had he seen someone who was talented in all aspects. Before, he had only heard from his peers about experts transferred by the country to engage in national defense research. They were so amazing that after jumping from one subject to an unfamiliar subject, it didn't take long for them to become the top in the industry.

But those were all stories told by other people, and Wang Yuchuan could only treat them as stories. But Fangyan was a real person around him, someone he saw with his own eyes.

He had no experience in writing books or compiling textbooks before, but right away he came up with a "complete" textbook outline.

Now I can type so fast.

Listening to the frequency of the "crackling" sound, the dialect has almost the same rhythm as Deng Min.

He is an excellent typist hired by Mr. Cheng for the publishing house.

I make a living by relying on this skill.

But now, the speed at which dialects are expressed has become the same as that of these professionals, which is really discouraging.

And Mr. Cheng was not surprised at all as he was smiling. This kid had the ability of "memorizing everything he saw", so it seemed reasonable for him to learn things quickly, right?
……

After a while, Lei Yulan, who was in charge of mimeographing, also came back.

Seeing Fangyan typing quickly on the typewriter at his desk, she was stunned by the speed for a moment.

She walked carefully to Fang Yan and reminded him:

"Team Leader Fang, the things you requested have been copied."

Upon hearing this, Fang Yan quickly finished the last row, then took off the oil paper and stopped what he was doing.

He stood up, took the copy handed over by Lei Yulan, and said:
"Thank you."

Then he gave his seat to Lei Yulan.

At this time, Lei Yulan saw that Fangyan had finished printing a whole piece of oil paper in just a short while.

She asked in dialect:

"Team Leader Fang, do you want to print this out too?"

The dialect said:

"No rush, let's stock up some and print them together."

This was also Fangyan’s first time experiencing the feeling of being a team leader.

Although I haven't experienced the taste of power yet, I have already experienced the feeling that a leader's words can make subordinates run around.

I just typed out an article. If I ask Lei Yulan to print it, wouldn't she have to make a trip?

Dialects don't have such bad tastes and have no intention of making trouble for others.

Taking the written general introduction, it mainly describes the characteristics of the textbook.

In this regard, we cannot copy the original version in its entirety, so Fangyan made some modifications of his own to keep it close to the times. Now I am giving it to Mr. Cheng to see if there is anything else to add.

People who use the book may not read the preface, but people who write or compile the book must read it, because it is the guiding ideology and feature of the book.

In addition to the preface, there is an overview of the first article, which talks about the processing of traditional Chinese medicine and the science of processing of traditional Chinese medicine, studies the processing principles and theories, and the processing techniques that have been transformed and improved since ancient times.

And the most important one - cooperate with the "Chinese Pharmacopoeia" to formulate national standards for the quality of medicinal materials!
PS: The 6000-word basic chapter has been updated, and there will be more chapters later.

(End of this chapter)