Monday through Friday, he wears a white coat to treat patients at the hospital, and on weekends, he comes to his barbecue restaurant to check on operations. Young doctor Wang Jian is also the owner of a barbecue restaurant called Lancet. He and his 17 partners graduated from Peking University and Tsinghua University, most of them are doctors from top hospitals in China, with a minimum of a master's degree. In order to attract customers, the group of schoolboys came up with a new trick: publish an academic paper and get a discount on barbecue.

This "issued a SCI on the free single, this schoolboys open barbecue store is to be on the sky," said the push, in the last five years SCI (Science Citation Index Science Citation Index), SSCI (Social Sciences Citation Index), CSSCI (Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index), the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index, the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index, the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index, the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index, the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index, the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index, the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index, the Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index. Social Sciences Citation Index), SSCI (Social Sciences Citation Index Social Sciences Citation Index), CSSCI (Chinese Social Sciences Citation Index) of the first author or corresponding author can take the voucher to the store to get a discount of up to 30%. Once the article came out, the reading volume quickly exceeded 100,000 within an hour, a netizen commented, "What is SCI, can you eat? Now effectively answered: can eat."

Beijing Jiaotong University, 200 meters to the east of the south gate, a row of colorful stores, a small "Lancet" signboard is among them. The Lancet", ordinary people at first glance may not be clear about their meaning, but for doctors, can be said to be a thunderclap - founded in 1832, "The Lancet" (The Lancet) is the world's oldest and most valued peer-reviewed medical journals. The Lancet is the world's oldest and most highly regarded peer-reviewed medical journal. Wang Jian says it should be the only doctor-owned barbecue restaurant in Beijing. Since it opened in April this year, many medical colleagues have come, and some have even flown in from Guangzhou to eat at The Lancet.

The "discount for sending papers" campaign has also attracted many academics to come to the barbecue. Wang Jian analyzed, "There may be such a mentality, we all laugh at ourselves scientific research dog, with academic papers to eat, but also discount, is quite an honorable thing."

The small store a red, questions also came. Some netizens are puzzled, Peking University and Tsinghua University trained doctors to open a barbecue restaurant, is not not doing their job? Wang Jian said that when he saw these comments, he just wanted to have fun. the evening of October 11, the Lancet barbecue through the official WeChat released a statement, saying that the day-to-day operation of a specialized professional caterer is responsible for, no shareholders resigned due to forced livelihood, no shareholders due to professional dissatisfaction to create a side business. "Our jobs are all doctors, not and can not all run to jerk off as soon as they get off work." Wang Jian is somewhat helpless.

Wang Jian said the barbecue restaurant has allowed him to meet many peers and friends, and he also hopes to make the Lancet Grill an offline academic stronghold. Right now, they're already preparing lectures and practical courses. In a reply to a customer's review, Wang Jian wrote that he is now trying to create a goal of favorable online taste and rewarding offline academics.

"We are not pure business people, pursuing profits but not maximizing them." Wang Jian and shareholders feel that the store can close down, but not because of food safety issues, "In case something happens to food safety, I do not have to mix in the medical circle in Beijing."

"Store fire people not fire" is the ideal state in Wang Jian's mind. Wang Jian told reporters, he did not want to be "barbecue doctor" labeling, "do not want every new acquaintance of a friend, first of all, know that I am a barbecue store, and then only know that I am a doctor. What I like is to be a doctor."

Wang Jian's wishes for the future are divided into two parts: he hopes to keep the Lancet Grill going for a bigger place; he also hopes, in his own specialty, to be a good doctor.