Ye Chen led the team, conducting experiments day and night without pause.
Chen Yang was very curious about what Ye Chen's experiment actually was.
Ye Chen only said he was making glasses.
The experiment continued for three days.
The data became more numerous and more tedious.
The other few people were starting to lose their patience.
Surprisingly, only Zhang Fan and Su Xiaonuan persisted throughout.
Chen Yang observed this; he understood that while the others might possess a certain level of talent,
Zhang Fan and Su Xiaonuan's achievements would surely surpass them.
"Zhang Fan, you've done well. I believe that in the future, you will certainly achieve something in the world of Physics."
Hearing Chen Yang's words, tears welled up in Zhang Fan's eyes.
In fact, the task Ye Chen had assigned Zhang Fan was very simple: data analysis.
Then it was handed over to Su Xiaonuan for categorization.
The work of both of them was the most important.
Optical scattering involves different effects diverging within an unstable medium, so to find a pattern, large-scale data analysis is essential.
As for the purpose of this experiment, no one understood it except for Ye Chen.
Because after three days of experimentation, everyone had only obtained a massive pile of experimental data.
Physics experiments must have a purpose.
If your experiment has no purpose, then it is useless.
The purpose of Physics experiments is to be able to change people's lives.
A useless experiment is no different from not doing an experiment at all.
Thousands of experiments just to obtain some data—this result was hard for many to understand.
Almost everyone else had already given up.
Only Zhang Fan and Su Xiaonuan stayed by Ye Chen's side.
In truth, Su Xiaonuan also had a trace of doubt in her heart regarding the purpose of Ye Chen's experiment.
But she liked Ye Chen.
No matter what Ye Chen was doing, as long as she could be with him, she was willing, even if the experiment had no purpose or was useless.
Zhang Fan was different; he truly idolized Ye Chen.
Although the others were very skeptical of Ye Chen's experiment, they also persisted until the end.
The experiment was finished, and the results finally came out.
Except for Ye Chen, no one knew what the purpose of this experiment actually was.
Ye Chen produced an experimental result obtained through the hard work of several people.
What he brought out in his hand was a pair of glasses.
Seeing Ye Chen's glasses, everyone felt nothing after putting them on.
Ye Chen smiled and said, "These glasses have no effect on you, but they do have an effect on some people."
At this moment, Chen Yang brought an old professor in his seventies to the laboratory.
The old professor also looked at Ye Chen with a face full of confusion.
Ye Chen was now very famous at Jing University.
Professor Wu Yu looked at Ye Chen and said with a smile, "Ye Chen, are you interested in discussing a mathematics topic with me?"
Ye Chen gave a faint smile and said, "Of course I'm interested, but before that, I have a gift for you."
Wu Yu was stunned upon hearing this.
"A gift? What gift?"
Ye Chen handed the glasses to Wu Yu.
Seeing Ye Chen give the glasses to Wu Yu, several people were completely baffled.
They didn't know what trick Ye Chen had up his sleeve.
However, very soon, everyone fell silent.
Because they saw that tears were actually shimmering in Wu Yu's eyes.
Wu Yu said excitedly, "So the world is this beautiful!"
"So flowers are red and leaves are green; I can finally see it."
Ye Chen smiled: "It seems my experiment was a success."
Chen Yang smiled and said to everyone, "Professor Wu is colorblind."
Hearing Chen Yang's words, everyone understood, their eyes filled with shock.
It turned out the result of their experiment was a pair of glasses that could allow people with colorblindness to see the colors of the world.
Only now did they realize they had done such a great thing.
Colorblindness had always been a difficult problem that world medicine could not overcome.
In their eyes, there were only monotonous colors.
Color was a luxury to them.
Chen Yang said with a smile, "I have already helped everyone register the patent for the research results. This achievement belongs to the seven of you."
Hearing Ye Chen's words, several people were stunned.
Seven people?
Wasn't this patent discovered by Ye Chen alone?
Why seven people?
Su Xiaonuan looked at Ye Chen even more intently: "This is clearly your research result, why seven people?"
Ye Chen just smiled faintly: "This result was only successful because we researched it together; it was our team's cooperation. Without you, I wouldn't have been able to complete this experiment at all. So, it's quite normal for this achievement to belong to the seven of us."
Chen Yang said, "Ye Chen, if it were one person, the patent money would go to you alone, but if it's seven people, the money will be divided equally among the seven."
Ye Chen smiled: "It's fine. Money? The thing I lack least is money. But without their help, I wouldn't have been able to finish this experiment at all, so these are things that cannot be accomplished with money."
Ye Chen knew that after so many days with several people accompanying him in the lab, he had experienced firsthand how tedious thousands of experiments could be.
Although in the last few days, the others were already unable to hold on, they still chose to persist.
And being dull and tedious is the very essence of Physics.
This money was the hard-earned money they deserved.
In fact, Ye Chen had another purpose for doing this.
This experiment was just Ye Chen's way of building team cohesion.
After all, the competition was about to begin.
The experiment is a team project, and Ye Chen must have enough rapport with every teammate; otherwise, if a problem arises in one link of the experiment, it will be hard to succeed.
Su Xiaonuan asked curiously, "Ye Chen, why did you research Colorblind Glasses?"
Ye Chen said, "When I was a child, my grandfather was colorblind. Back then, Grandpa would often ask me enviously what color the flowers were and what color the leaves were.
Even though I explained it over and over, Grandpa would still ask. So I've always had a dream to be able to make glasses that help colorblind patients."
After hearing Ye Chen's words, everyone fell silent.
It turned out this experiment originated from one of Ye Chen's childhood dreams.
Ye Chen said with a smile, "Now I've succeeded. Unfortunately, Grandpa is no longer here, but I believe it can benefit many more people."
Chen Yang quickly passed these experimental results to the China Physics Association.
When Wang Meng, the chairman of the China Physics Association, saw the experimental results, he was instantly stunned.
This experiment could be said to have epoch-making significance.
What shocked Wang Meng even more was that this experiment actually came from seven University students who had not yet graduated.
In the Conference Room, Ye Chen faced physicists from various major institutions in China.
Ye Chen said, "Actually, making these colorblind glasses isn't very difficult. The most important part is the preliminary data organization and analysis. As long as the data we want is analyzed, making the colorblind glasses is very simple."
"Simple?" The other physicists gave a series of bitter smiles.