Who has ever seen a world-class university that has not been cultivated by a Nobel Prize winner?

How can I be elected as an academician in the United States if I am not elected as an academician in China? It's hard to understand.

All the Nobel Prizes last year failed China.

In fact, the grammatical expression of this sentence is wrong. Why is China always not awarded the Nobel Prize?

The United States, which has been "declining" for a long time, has many winners.

I'm surprised. Obviously, we are very powerful.

For example, it is reported that all sixth graders in Kunming have begun to conduct "research on the function and mechanism of C10orf67 in the occurrence and development of colorectal cancer", and two primary school students in Wuhan have won the national award for their research on "drinking tea can fight cancer".

The students in Wuhan are younger, from fifth grade to third grade. They are all stars of tomorrow.

The children are so powerful, their father must be something in the pool.

Sure enough, I learned later that one was Chen Yongbin, a researcher of Kunming Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and the other was Li Hongliang, president of the School of Basic Medicine, Wuhan University.

Unfortunately, before Li Hongliang came to win the Nobel Prize, Rao Yi dismissed him because of his "fraud".

A person who can help children make fake, does he still make a few fake?

Can't it be said that this university is not good?

No way!

Not long ago, many universities have just announced that they have successfully built world-class universities, which is the conclusion of experts' closed discussion for several days.

However, it seems that there is no such criterion as the number of Nobel Prize winners.

Well, let's just take it away. No one has it anyway.

There are 50 universities with the largest number of Nobel Prize winners in the world, 26 of which are in the United States. The champion is Harvard. A total of 157 universities have been created, followed by Columbia University. 8 in Britain and 8 in Germany.

"World class university", but there is no Nobel Prize winner, even the taxi driver could not stand it, and said, "Who has seen a world class university that has not been cultivated by a Nobel Prize in 70 years?"?

In fact, this statement is biased. There are tens of thousands of universities all over the world. Why are we so demanding of our universities?

It is wrong to link the Nobel Prize with whether the university is first-class, narrow and incomplete!

After reviewing the history of Nobel Prize selection, it was found that there were 377 Nobel Prize winners in the United States.

So far, only two Chinese nationals have been selected, Mo Yan and Tu Youyou.

Ironically, Mo Yan never went to college, and Tu Youyou is not an academician.

Yan Ning, the most promising candidate to win the Nobel Prize, resigned from Tsinghua University and became a tenured professor at Princeton University.

Only two years later, she was named a foreign member of the American Academy of Sciences.

Is Yan Ning unpatriotic? no

She returned from studying abroad and chose to return to her alma mater, Tsinghua University, to become a professor. In the past few years, we have overcome the problems that have not been solved for many years in the field of membrane protein research, which can be described as amazing achievements.

Isn't she better than a director?

But how much does Tsinghua pay Yan Ning? 100000, yes, that's all.

Naturally, she was later unsurprisingly excluded from academicians of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

How can I become an academician in the United States if I am not elected as an academician in China?

This question is really hard to understand.

What is puzzling is that the swimming champion who fails to reach the standard of running will not be able to win the Olympic Games