这两天，一段浙大博士与蜜橘商家的聊天记录冲上热搜第一，全网刷屏。


据了解，原来是浙江大学的肖小娥同学11日在网店买橘子时，店主陈凯得知是为了做科研，马上决定免费给肖同学寄一箱，说帮不了国家大忙遇到了就出点力。

陈凯当时问了句：“是给国家做吗？”顾客回道：“哈哈哈，算是吧。我们是研究生。” 想到“给国家服务”，陈凯当即回复：“我捐一箱给你们试试。”

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11月12日上午，按照那位同学的要求，陈凯寄出了第一箱约5公斤的蜜橘。同时，了解到实验需要使用的橘子，数量多达几百个，他又选了5箱10公斤的橘子，支持实验需要。

本以为故事至此就结束了，万万没想到，这段暖心的聊天记录传遍了网络，店里涌进来很多顾客来下单。

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陈凯表示，自从上了热搜，他家的订单暴涨150倍。“现在有15000单了，不知道该怎么收场。”陈凯半开玩笑地说，往年一天只卖100单，受寒潮影响，今年没有推广，一天十几单算不错了，但是自从12日这事在各大平台被传播后，他这几天已经陆陆续续收到2.5万的订单。

陈凯说，当时冒出这个想法，没多想，想到做实验、搞实验是为了国家服务，就想尽自己的一点贡献。也是出于这样的想法，有了那句感动不少人的“帮不了国家什么大忙，遇到了就想出点力”。

An orange seller in southeastern China saw his online orders jump 150 times after he donated a few boxes of the fruit to a Zhejiang University student for experiments, because he wished to “make contributions for the country”.

Chen Kai from Linhai of Zhejiang, eastern China, has had to deal with more than 15,000 online orders per day, previously the number of daily orders at his shop on Chinese e-commerce platform Pinduoduo was fewer than 100, the Zhejiang Daily reported.

It happened after Chen decided to send oranges for free to a student from Zhejiang University last week after learning she wanted to buy the fruit for an experiment and the story ended up going viral, the report said.

“Can oranges be used for experiments?” Chen asked the student during an online conversation.

After being told they could, he asked if the experiment was for the benefit of the country.
“You could say so. We are graduate school students,” the student, identified by her surname Xiao, replied.

“To serve the country, I will donate one box to you … I can’t help our country a lot. Since I’ve encountered this opportunity, I will make my contribution,” wrote Chen.

The next morning, Chen sent Xiao a box of oranges and then added five more boxes when he realised that she had said they needed oranges of different sizes for the experiment.

据浙江大学介绍，买橘子的肖小娥同学是浙江大学农业与生物技术学院李红叶教授团队的一员，主要从事柑橘病害方面的相关研究。当时，他们想要进行真菌病害实验，研究橘子致病的原因。“我们要从柑橘上分离到的真菌接种在柑橘果实上，观察柑橘是否会发病。后续还会筛选市面上的药物，做有效性研究。”

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“这么正能量、有爱心的老板，很想帮他宣传一下。”感动于老板的行为，肖小娥决定把与老板的聊天记录分享在浙大的校内论坛上。11日当晚，店内就涌进很多顾客下单，几乎都是来支持的浙大同学们。

Xiao, a PhD candidate from the College of Agriculture and Biotechnology at Zhejiang University, later told the newspaper that she and her fellow classmates were conducting experiments on diseases affecting oranges.

After receiving the fruit she released her online chat with Chen on her school’s internal website. On the next day, touched by the kindness of Chen, many students flocked to his online shop to buy oranges.

《钱江晚报》报道称，陈凯是浙江台州涌泉镇西柯岙村人，是一位95后，毕业于温州职业技术学院室内设计专业。夫妻二人平常主要从事装修生意，顺便经营着一家拼多多网店，“做网店其实算是我的副业，作为涌泉人，家里不种橘子都有点说不过去，我家里有200棵左右的橘树，平常我和我老婆做装修。等到橘子收获的时候，会帮家里人采摘和售卖。”

陈凯表示，自己的橘子已经不够卖了，所以他决定转为给村民们“带货”。陈凯希望借着这波热度，可以帮邻里乡亲推销掉大量的橘子，减轻销售压力。

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被点赞“格局大”的同时，陈凯提醒大家要理性消费：“如果你不是真的喜欢吃水果吃橘子，真的不需要买，已经感受到这份诚意和肯定了，万分感谢。”

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Chen said he could not have predicted the result as the enthusiasm from internet users was beyond his imagination, Zhejiang TV reported.

“You don’t need to buy oranges from my shop. I will be moved even if you just say ‘hi’ to me,” he told the audience. “It’s important to consume rationally.”

Chen said with the rising demand, he is selling oranges not only from his own farm, but also from farms nearby.

经过这件事，买橘子的肖小娥同学更加感受到能在生产中真正帮助到果农是非常有意义的。她说：“这件事情非常暖心，我和实验室的同学们都更加坚定地希望能够跟随导师进一步专注科研，用自己所学的专业帮助更多的果农。”她也希望自己和同学们的研究，最终能反馈到果农那里，帮助果农们增产增收。

综合来源：中国青年报 “浙江大学”微信公众号 澎湃新闻 钱江晚报 South China Morning Post