Chapter 501 Foreign Countries Have Their Own Interests

Chapter 501 Foreign Countries Have Their Own Interests

Chapter 501 Foreign Countries Have Their Own Interests
"The success of 'Mr. Toad Goes to the Psychologist' was foreseeable," Watson began, setting the tone.

It also successfully attracted the interest of Daily Telegraph reporter Ani. As expected of a professor who often appears on TV, he knows how to interview.

"Mr. Gu Lu left a deep impression on me," Watson said, "so I still remember it today, several years later."

It seems like nonsense, but it is actually just delaying time.

"Ms. Jick, do you know George VI?" Watson asked.

Nonsense, who doesn't know King George VI? Hollywood even made a movie called The King's Speech. Ani indicated that she was listening carefully, and the professor could continue.

"We all know that George VI was a very special king in our country's history. He was born with a stutter but overcame his natural difficulties with the help of his wife and psychotherapist Lionel Lodge."

Watson said, "George VI had practiced very extensively and exaggeratedly, and then on the eve of World War II, he made his famous declaration of war on Germany over the radio!"

"Mr. Gu Lu also has a stutter?" Annie was a little excited. This was big news!

"Not really," Watson responded. The former couldn't help but roll his eyes. Why are you going around in circles about something that doesn't exist?
"George VI followed Lionel's advice and carried a notebook with him, using all the fragmented time to practice. In the carriage, on the train, while hunting, and when he got up in the morning and was served and dressed, he would take out a small notebook." Watson said, "Mr. Gu Lu did the same, he carried a notebook with him."

"I wrote down all the questions I needed to ask before I came here," Watson said. "You should know that I once taught at Cambridge University. It's rare to have such excellent students."

Watson said, "From a psychologist's perspective, Mr. Gu Lu embodies all the elements of success."

Then, Watson told a story. After Gu Lu visited him, the two met and went to the restaurant next door. On the way, he tripped and fell to the ground, but his hand was holding the notebook steadily.

"Ms. Jake should have experienced this. There are too many chewing gums on the streets of London." Watson also had to do some personal work. He had fallen down because of chewing gum before. One piece of chewing gum stuck to the ground would definitely not affect walking, but hundreds or thousands of them...

"If Mr. Gu Lu had supported himself with his hands, like this," Watson said, putting his hands forward, "he wouldn't have been injured so badly, but he didn't do that. I asked why."

I drank the coffee in my mouth in one gulp. It would be a waste of saliva to make up a story.

"Mr. Gu Lu's response was: Good knowledge cannot fall to the ground." Watson said, "With Mr. Gu Lu's respect for knowledge, he should become the most famous writer of this century!"

If a Chinese person heard this, he would be amazed. Now I finally know it, it tastes right! Isn’t this the “foreign short story” of Yilin readers?

Annie looked a little skeptical. Is this thing you are talking about true?

"Mr. Toad Goes to the Psychiatrist... I've seen many people comment that this work is the best psychology work of this century." Watson said, "I agree with this comment. Ms. Jike, think about it, how can Mr. Gu Lu, a layman, write a work that is admired by insiders? This is the core reason!"

There is a hidden meaning. What is the knowledge that Gu Lu is trying to protect? It is the knowledge he got from asking Watson!

This time, I don't have a great scholar to argue for me. It's clear that only a great germ is making up a story for me. Watson may think that his performance is not good enough, so he continues to add.

"Since the Weymouth series, I have had a bond with Da Ying, and I wanted to write a work that would be helpful to Da Ying. At that time, I didn't expect it to be such a work." Watson said directly.

It feels like this person is half truthful and half false, Ani thought to herself, but so what? Such a report would attract attention. However, in order to ensure the authenticity of the Daily Telegraph, Ani specifically asked about the specific street location where Gu Lu fell a few years ago.

Specific location? No problem. Watson went out with Ani after the interview and pointed to any place he liked.

Annie Jike took two pictures. Pictures tell the truth. The Daily Telegraph has published the report!

Professor Watson watched the reporter leave. He didn't expect pizza to fall from the sky. Judging from this, the sales of "The Elephant Hiding Behind the Mosquito" must be good.

"Put together with Harry Potter, Mr. Toad has been very popular these days." On the way back to the newspaper office, Ani saw a street bookstore and looked inside. The most conspicuous [Key Recommended Area] was Mr. Toad.

And Annie also received news that Mr. Toad's sales in countries such as the Maple Leaf Country, Ireland, the Kangaroo Country, and New Zealand are also quite good.

The specific report will be downloaded and viewed on the computer after it is returned to the newspaper. It must be fast, and the report should be out the day after tomorrow at the latest. The most important thing for riding on the popularity is timeliness.

On the other hand, the big country can be turbulent, but the domestic situation must be stable. At present, Gu Lu is very stable. While following Professor Tong to teach the course, he also did a "small thing" on his own.

If you want to be a teacher at Peking University, there is a hard requirement: you must have a PhD, and your first degree must be from a top 985 university.

Of course, the above are hard conditions. If you have very good academic achievements, everything can be discussed.

Gu Lu is definitely not satisfied with the first one, as he is still studying for a master's degree. But in terms of academic achievements, King Guru has no problem!
He himself has only published one article on "Language Teaching and Research" and two articles on "Chinese Teaching in the World". Professor Lu has also provided guidance to many of them. However, as a research subject, he has created many top journals. As for those experts in diplomacy in think tanks, I don't know how many articles they have written because of Gu Lu.

In addition, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies and Wudu University of Posts and Telecommunications are both popularizing "Gu Xue", which has opened up a new path for students.

Based on the above reasons, it is normal that Peking University has formed a student lecture team specifically for King Guru (currently only Gu Lu) and equipped him with an instructor.

If Gu Lu didn't have a teaching certificate, he wouldn't have to do this. Because in this case, it is essentially a student activity, and many schools will try this kind of student teaching.

All he needs is a supervisor, and the supervisor for Gu Lu is Professor Lu, the director of the Chinese Department of Peking University.

"Things to Note When Creating a Language" is the name of Gu Lu's course, which is held every week.

There is no need to select courses, any Peking University student can come and take a look.

"Creating a language? The way Lazarus Ludwik Zamenhof did?" Professor Lu couldn't help but smile after hearing this news.

Lazarus is a Polish ophthalmologist who created a "Esperanto" for the world's citizens. Apart from the redundant words and unscientific affixes of feminine and masculine words, Esperanto is the best "individual" created language so far. Other languages ​​such as Ido, Lojban, Sassia, etc. cannot be used directly.

"After not seeing you for a while, you made big news." Professor Lu sighed.

He was not the only one who felt deeply moved. All the teachers and students in Peking University were shocked by such a big topic.

(End of this chapter)