After a lively celebration of the Lantern Festival, everyone became busy with their own affairs.
Many institutions were vying to recruit Luo Qiao, but she chose to return to Beijing Medical University, which directly offered her an associate professorship—a position that was in no way against the rules, considering she had been a lecturer before going abroad.
The university also promised that provided her research achievements were outstanding, she would be promoted to full professor ahead of regular schedule.
Luo Qiao didn't care much about these things; as long as she produced results, everything else would follow naturally.
Leaders from the affiliated hospital of Beijing Medical University also reached out to her, and eventually, with Luo Qiao's consent, it was decided that she would spend two days a week at the hospital and the rest at the university, excluding her days off.
