Because of An Youyou's novel—not, her resume, which was overly verbose and poorly written—we won't go into detail here. Qin Huai took over 20 minutes to skim through it and could see that An Youyou had tried her best.
Qin Huai asked An Youyou to start her resume from life experiences, educational background, and hobbies, and An Youyou did all of it, afraid that Qin Huai might find her resume insincere. She even included how as a child she used to set up a stall with her grandmother to sell pears, and one day, after eating six pears, she was too full to eat any braised pork at dinner, which upset her for a week. Since then, she would think of the uneaten braised pork every time she saw pears, and to this day she still doesn't like to eat pears.
An Youyou used a full 13 lines of text to describe her sadness over losing out on braised pork because of those six pears, which indeed shows she was very upset.
