The Xueba system takes me back to when I was six years old

Ye Jin tried to imagine herself as another person. If the other person only had some vague ideas but no actual results, even she herself would probably find it hard to believe.

Ye Jin couldn't help but sigh softly, feeling that the task was arduous and the road was long!

How far can it go? This depends on how much dividend distribution it can get at the beginning of the year. The site selection and building construction of the hospital alone will cost millions of dollars, in addition to the purchase of medical equipment, medicines, and the payment of salaries for medical staff.

After realizing this, Ye Jin knew that she had to find a way to make more money. After all, her current programming level has reached an advanced stage, and she is fully capable of developing some software to make a profit.

Action speaks louder than words. Ye Jin immediately turned on the computer and began to carefully design several small games, such as the popular Candy Crush Saga and Fruit Cutting games in later generations.

As for who should be responsible for the operation and promotion of these completed games?

Ye Jin thought to himself, without a doubt, Huaxing would be the first choice!

After all, Huaxing itself has a professional software technology department, and since they hold shares in Huaxing, they will naturally be more inclined to choose their own people.

Ye Jin immediately devoted himself to the production of the game. Ye Jin planned to create a preliminary version, or demo, first.

After four hours of hard work, Ye Jin's Candy Crush game demo was completed!

Ye Jin happily sent this masterpiece to Wang Guoqiang.

After receiving the email, Wang Guoqiang was very satisfied, and immediately forwarded the email address and contact information of the Huaxing technical team to Ye Jin, saying that they could communicate directly next.

As soon as the two sides came into contact, they got along very well and hit it off immediately. In particular, the professional technicians from Huaxing were full of praise for the demo presented by Ye Jin.

At this moment, Ye Jin was secretly delighted: If this carefully polished game could be successfully released online, it would surely win people's love.

In this way, more funds can be raised for Ping An Hospital.

After a period of intensive preparation, Ye Jin and Huaxing's technical team finally successfully completed the optimization and improvement of this mini-game.

However, before Ye Jin had time to breathe a sigh of relief, another important task came along - Ye Jin needed to prepare for a televised speech.

This speech is of special significance to Ye Jin because the program she is about to participate in is called "Talking about Country Z in English".

It is worth mentioning that the theme of this episode focuses on the long-standing and profound traditional culture of Country Z, and this is also the first time in the history of the program that junior high school students have been invited as guest speakers.

In the previous few episodes, all the speakers on stage were international students who had returned from studying abroad.

However, the performance of those returned overseas students in the past did not seem to fully achieve the expected ideal results.

Therefore, after careful consideration, the program team members including Qu Ying finally made a bold decision: try to change the identity of the speaker to see if letting junior high school students take the stage could bring different surprises.

If the new plan receives enthusiastic response and rave reviews after its implementation, Qu Ying even plans to change the selection criteria for the program and will give priority to junior high school students as guest speakers in the future.

When he learned the news, there were only moments left before he officially went on stage, and Ye Jin couldn't help feeling a little nervous.

Seeing Ye Jin's expression becoming increasingly tense, Qu Ying couldn't help but feel regretful. She wanted to step forward and say a few words of comfort, but at this moment a staff member came over and urged Ye Jin to come on stage.

Helplessly, Qu Ying could only put aside her worries temporarily and watch Ye Jin walk towards the center of the stage that was attracting everyone's attention.

After coming on stage, Ye Jin smiled, looking ahead with firm and confident eyes. She raised her head slightly, with the corners of her mouth slightly raised, revealing a perfect smile.

This smile is full of affinity and infectiousness, as if it can dispel the doubts and anxieties in everyone's heart.

Then, Ye Jin introduced herself to everyone in a clear and pleasant voice and got into the topic in a natural and fluent manner.

“China is one of the first countries to have a medical culture. In parison with Western method, Chinese medicine takes a far different approach. With a history of 5,000 years, it has formed a deep and immense knowledge of medical -science, theory, diagnostic methods, prescriptions and cures.”

While Ye Jin was speaking, the large screen behind him was also translating in real time.

Translation: China is one of the earliest countries to form a medical culture. Compared with Western medicine, Chinese medicine takes a completely different approach. After 5,000 years of history, Chinese medicine has formed a deep and broad knowledge system in medicine, theory, diagnostic methods, prescriptions and treatments.

During the speech, Ye Jin always maintained a moderate speaking speed and clear expression style.

Each word she uttered rolled out like pearls, and her pronunciation was as pure as the sound of nature, which made people intoxicated.

This unique voice made the audience feel particularly comfortable and pleasant, as if a warm spring breeze was blowing across their faces.

When Ye Jin finished his wonderful speech, there was warm applause from the audience.

Afterwards, the audience began to whisper to each other: "It turns out that Chinese medicine is really so amazing! It can actually reach such a level!"

"I have tried to see a Chinese doctor before. The doctor even knew exactly when I ate popsicles. It was incredible!"

"Is it really that amazing? I'll go take a look someday."

"Really? My dad is also a Chinese medicine practitioner. What this kid said is correct. I don't even dare to let him feel my pulse. I don't have any privacy at all."