How to explore the innovative mode of organized scientific research and produce significant landmark achievements? How to optimize the discipline system and research direction layout of the college? How to deepen the evaluation reform of teachers and students, and improve the quality of talent training and the rate of further study... On February 9, standing at the site of the symposium on high-quality development of China Pharmaceutical University, Hao Haiping, the president of the university, gave the teachers and students the idea of the school's 14 special actions to overcome difficulties this year. "We should work together to break into deep water and no man's land, bring out the bright results of 'seeing, speaking and recognizing by teachers and students', and carry out organized scientific research." This is Hao Haiping's first step to lead the pharmaceutical university to take self-revolution after more than half a year as the new president. It is also his thinking direction after he was elected as a member of the 14th National Committee of the CPPCC. "It is suggested that the country should strengthen its efforts to carry out organized scientific research in the field of basic research of biomedicine, gather the national strength to refine major scientific issues, establish a national science center with interdisciplinary disciplines, establish a mechanism for the linkage and long-term stable support of national and provincial and municipal governments at all levels, and at the same time encourage social capital to intervene in the early stage to promote the production of more original new drugs." This year, Hao Haiping plans to bring the proposal of "carrying out organized scientific research and optimizing the allocation of scientific and technological resources" to the NPC and CPPCC. In about 20 years of scientific research, Hao Haiping has only done one thing: find out how drugs and metabolites work in the body, and find new drug targets to open up a blue ocean for new drug research and development. Before the interview, he was still discussing with the team how to screen broad-spectrum antiviral drugs for COVID-19 and other viral infections to enhance human immunity. His long-term work in the field of pharmacy made him pay more attention to the bottleneck restricting the development of pharmacy. After in-depth research in many universities and scientific research institutes, he found that the layout of basic research related to pharmacy is relatively scattered, scientific issues are not focused enough, and the research problems are not "real problems", and most of the results end with the publication of papers. "At present, research in many fields is patchwork, and everyone does his own work. Ministries, commissions, provinces and cities also have their own research and development plans, which are large and scattered." In Hao Haiping's view, although this scientific and technological resource allocation system covers a wide range of people and benefits a large number of people, it will also make scientific and research personnel tired of coping, which is not conducive to the integration of innovative resources. The report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) emphasized that, guided by the national strategic needs, we should concentrate our efforts to carry out innovative and leading scientific and technological breakthroughs, and resolutely win the battle for key core technologies. "If we can sort out the" stuck neck "problem and urgent social needs in each field from top to bottom, focus on the people and property of the country, and give enough time to jointly tackle key problems, it will be conducive to gathering innovative elements, producing significant landmark achievements, and also maintain the focus of scientific researchers, so that they can focus on a research project for a long time without distraction, without wasting energy on applying for projects, filling in various forms, and going through the process." Hao Haiping said. How to write scientific research achievements on the land of the motherland still needs to cross another hurdle. When Hao Haiping investigated pharmaceutical enterprises, he found that many seemingly innovative basic research results were not attractive to the market. "Many pharmaceutical enterprises have invested heavily in drug research and development