半开玩笑，她虽然不像段艺泽这般热衷，但偶尔也是会和朋友一起去的。
“Really? You scientists go to night club as well?（真的吗？你们科学家也蹦迪？）”一直默不作声的Juliana忍不住开口。她原本很疑惑Max怎么会喜欢又无趣又呆板的科学家，不过显然是她狭隘了。尹书荷会是个很有意思的女生，她的气质谈吐和无趣呆板完全不沾边。恰恰相反，她在面对他们所有人时都坦然自如游刃有余，与人交谈也恰到好处，没有太过谄媚地亲近也没有太过鲁莽的疏离。难怪段艺泽会喜欢她，这样的女孩很难让人不喜欢。
“Hahahaha…we are human beings! I’m not from the last century.（哈哈哈，科学家也是人啊，我又不是从上个世纪来的老古董。）”尹书荷倒不觉得冒犯，这个社会对女博士女科学家似乎有太深的误解，她们被贴上了太多标签。
“So what do you study and what do you do in your daily life? I’m so curious about that! That must be very different from ours!（所以你到底是研究什么的啊？我对你太好奇了！你平时都做什么呀？应该跟我们很不一样吧？）”Juliana这会儿话明显变多了，她发现尹书荷是个很健谈的对象，和她聊天很放松。
“I’m studying for my doctoral degree in neurosciences, but those are just clinical studies. I don’t do surgeries. Most of the time, I stay in the lab and do experiments, and sometimes also analyzing data and writing manuscripts.（我在攻读神经科学的博士，但我只做临床研究，不上手术。我平时大部分时间都在实验室做实验，偶尔也要分析数据和写论文。）”尹书荷耐心地解释，“Sounds boring auh?（听起来很无聊吧？）”
“No, absolutely not. That’s a very different area and sounds so cool.（当然不会，我觉得很有意思，和我们完全不一样的领域。）”
“She has a lot of publications online, I’m sure you’ll learn more about her work if you read her papers.（她有很多论文，你可以上网看看。）”段艺泽忽然插嘴，语气里是藏不住的炫耀和说不出的骄傲。
“How did you know that?（你怎么知道？）”尹书荷显然也很意外，她和段艺泽在一起很少讨论工作，毕竟她的学术论文对外行人来说应该很无聊。
“There was one time earlier this year, back in Hongkong, you printed all your papers and left them on the desk.（之前在香港的时候，你有次把你的论文都打印出来放在书桌上，我不小心看到的。）”
“Did you read them?（你读了吗？）”
“I tried, but I don’t understand a single sentence. Ironically, I knew four five languages but I couldn’t understand anythign even when I translated them into any languages I know. At the end, I just gave up completely.（我尝试了，但没看懂。搞笑的是，我明明会说四五种语言，但这些文章无论翻译成什么语言我都看不懂。）”段艺泽闷闷地说，虽然他很丢人，但他的小姑娘在专业上真的很厉害。
“Hahahaha……”Andre和Nicky都无情地嘲笑他。
“Sheila, me and my team, we are actually thinking of launching a new project to shoot a film related to the development of medical re