Before long, Jiang Siming announced that he was going to establish a National Martial Arts University.
The National Martial Arts University would be completed at the beginning of next year. Starting now, it would begin selecting students from universities and high schools across the country.
It would also recruit martial arts masters from society, commonly known as martial arts experts.
Jiang Siming would serve as its president.
For the martial arts masters who accepted the recruitment and passed the assessments, Jiang Siming would personally teach them his skills and improve their strength.
Furthermore, anyone who could take up a teaching position at the university would receive extremely generous benefits, scarcely different from those of employees at the Jiang Group.
However, after the news was released, it did not cause much of a stir.
The main reason was that there were very few martial arts masters in society, and not many students were willing to take the special entrance examination for a National Martial Arts University.
Leaving aside whether the students themselves agreed, their parents would definitely object immediately.
In their view, martial arts were fine for exercising, but how could they be studied as a major?
After graduation, could someone who only knew martial arts find a job in society?
Would they all end up working as security guards or bodyguards?
Seeing the lukewarm response, Jiang Siming was not surprised at all.
Although martial arts had already entered classrooms, they were ultimately just a subject for physical exercise.
What everyone cared about more was their prospects after graduation—their jobs and futures.
Jiang Siming had never considered wasting his breath explaining things to everyone or painting them a rosy picture.
He simply adopted the attitude of Jiang Taigong waiting for willing fish to take the bait.
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