Subtle Guidance

Guo Hao's wish was for the prosperity of his homeland.
However, Guo Hao also understood that humans were inherently selfish.
Even in official projects like these, there would certainly be individuals who would seek personal gain and interfere; this was a fundamental human nature that could not be changed.
Guo Hao would absolutely not entrust his interests to the collective, precisely for this reason.
He would protect his own interests, his personal interests, and when the nation and its people needed it most, he would help his homeland and its people in his own way.
It was like the Red Cross.
Donating money to the Red Cross was not as good as taking it himself, establishing a charity fund, and doing charity work himself.
In fact, many people were doing just that.
"That's good! It's good that you agree!"
General Wang said with a smile to Guo Hao.
The two chatted for a few more sentences, then hung up.
To be honest, cooperating with General Wang, Guo Hao still felt extremely comfortable. Although General Wang held an extremely high position and great power, he almost never used his authority to bully others. Moreover, he highly valued and respected Guo Hao.
For a minor matter like this notification, he could have just casually mentioned it to Guo Hao later.
Even the military didn't need to get involved; the Energy Bureau could have just said a word, and it wouldn't have been a big deal.
Yet, General Wang still personally called to specifically explain this matter to Guo Hao.
This represented respect, and high regard.
After hanging up.
Guo Hao looked at Shen Luo Yan, who was reading beside him, and she showed no intention of asking Guo Hao anything.
As a member of the aerospace dynamics laboratory.
Shen Luo Yan had signed a confidentiality agreement. Ultimately, what they came into contact with were secrets within secrets. She was very clear that many things Guo Hao did were also classified.
Therefore, generally speaking, if she didn't have to ask, she wouldn't.
Guo Hao smiled and didn't explain further.
He sat down beside Shen Luo Yan.
Now that he had graduated, he was considered a professor, but his work had also increased.
Guo Hao needed to prioritize the urgent tasks he needed to complete now.
First, the system mission of ten papers, he had completed six.
The remaining half-year would not be difficult.
For now, two first-tier papers, with two remaining.
Guo Hao was preparing to make significant achievements.
Beyond the system mission.
That was the development of a course.
Guo Hao wrote and drew on a piece of paper, a hint of hesitation in his eyes.
Computational materials science was not yet considered a course, but in Guo Hao's plan, such a course would sooner or later need to be fully developed.
However, currently, the foundation for computational materials science worldwide was still somewhat rudimentary.
This also didn't align with Guo Hao's thoughts.
Could it be that he would have to compile a textbook on computational materials science himself?
Guo Hao frowned slightly, a hint of hesitation in his eyes.
If he were truly to compile it, it wouldn't be impossible to write. In his mind, he had all sorts of materials and papers related to materials science; he was probably the most knowledgeable and leading expert in this field worldwide!
However, this course still had a certain distance to go before completion.
To publish it directly as...
Guo Hao felt that it wasn't quite there yet.
After a moment of thought, Guo Hao felt that publishing a book now was not the right time. He should perhaps first create a lesson plan. Publishing a book was a serious matter; many things would become fixed once published.
It would be difficult to revise it later. First, finish a lesson plan, something like a white paper, for teaching. It would be easier to change later.
Having clarified these things, Guo Hao no longer worried.
He began to draft a lesson plan outline.
He organized his thoughts on computational materials science, from introductory to advanced, into a lesson plan outline.
For Guo Hao.
This was not difficult at all.
After finishing the lesson plan outline.
He wasn't in a hurry to write the lesson plan, because although he was currently a professor at Yanhang, his course wouldn't start until the end of the year, six months later.
And for him now, the most important thing was still to quickly complete the system mission.
After a moment of contemplation, Guo Hao still decided to publish a computational type paper, perfecting the current computational materials science calculations.
Because his understanding of computational materials science was vastly different from the current mainstream materials science education community worldwide.
In this aspect, he could indeed publish a few papers.
Publishing a first-tier paper was very simple, and it wasn't entirely about leading; it was also about computational knowledge that the current materials science education community needed. More crucially, it didn't involve any core confidential data.
There was no problem with it itself.
Guidance also required skill.
Did every paper in those first-tier journals annually represent a major achievement?
Clearly impossible, but to say that first-tier papers had no value.
Even academicians probably wouldn't dare to speak such nonsense.
Whether it had value or not was determined by its extent.
The next day.
"How is it? Do you like this office?"
Principal Huai and Guo Hao stood in an office, and Principal Huai asked Guo Hao with a smile.
"Yes."
Guo Hao nodded.
"Very good, spacious!"
"Haha! It's just a bit empty. Later, if you like any plants or flowers, you can ask Logistics Department Head Wang to buy them. Any missing items in your office, you can also ask him to buy."
Principal Huai looked at Guo Hao with a smile.
"Because we don't know your preferences, apart from some main office supplies, decorative items and landscaping items have not been purchased for you yet. Logistics Department Head Wang will contact you then.
He will help you decorate the office according to your preferences."
"No need, this is very good, minimalist style."
Guo Hao smiled and said to Principal Huai.
He didn't pay much attention to office landscaping.
For him, these were all external, not important.
"This is up to you, but the evening is very important. The university has specially prepared a banquet for you, to celebrate your joining the big family of Yanhang.
At that time, most of Yanhang's faculty and staff, unless they have important matters, will attend. Furthermore, this banquet allows you to bring family members, so you can get to know everyone!"
Principal Huai looked at Guo Hao.
"Actually, there's no need to make it so grand..."
Guo Hao was a little helpless.
He believed that when other professors joined Yanhang, unless they were academicians of the highest caliber, there would fundamentally be no banquets or similar events.
Was this directly equating his status with that of an academician of the highest caliber?!
"You disregard fame and fortune, and we will remember that for you!"
Principal Huai smiled and looked at Guo Hao.
"We know you don't particularly like such parties, but this represents the university's high regard for you. We hope you can understand."
Principal Huai's gaze was fixed on Guo Hao.
Looking at Principal Huai beside him, Guo Hao felt a slight warmth in his heart.
He naturally understood what this represented.