Spring Festival issued Chinese students "Dark Coin Red Packet"! Apologies from the University of Toronto, Canada: No malice
According to Canada's "Toronto Star" reported on the 5th, the official website of the University of Toronto shows that the school has a large number of Asian students, and there are more than 15,000 students in China alone. Considering that it is the Lunar New Year, the staff of the Graduate Residence hall of the University of Toronto distributes red envelopes to students on the first day of the Chinese New Year. After the students opened the red packet, they found that inside were two coins dedicated to the deceased, with a face value of "10,000 yuan" and "Heaven and Earth Bank" printed on it.
Asian international students who received red envelopes expressed their dissatisfaction, believing that receiving the Pluto during the New Year was an unlucky sign. Other students pointed out that even if they were not familiar with Asian culture, they should not make such a low-level mistake. Subsequently, a spokesperson for the University of Toronto sent an email to apologize to the students, saying that they had withdrawn all the red envelopes at the first time. The dormitory management said that the event was to create a festive atmosphere and there was no malice. The school also said that it will continue to strengthen its education work on campus to increase understanding of diverse communities.
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