Many people think that having formidable power or a lot of wealth is the big winner in life. In fact, the real big winner in life does not have to be rich and rich, as long as the family is happy and harmonious, healthy and dies in the end, this is the real big winner in life.
However, it is very difficult to achieve the end of life alone. When illness and sudden changes come, people are sometimes really vulnerable, saying that if they fall, they will fall forever.
On April 10, a sad news circulated on the Internet, and the online news broke that a female dean and professor of Zhejiang University of Technology died suddenly at the age of 59. The news was reprinted and reported by many media, and even appeared on the hot search list, arousing public attention and heated discussions.
It is reported that the deceased was Professor Zhou Yayue, dean of the School of Public Administration of Zhejiang University of Technology, who died on April 9. A media reporter immediately contacted Zhejiang University of Technology to verify the matter, and a teacher confirmed the authenticity of the news of Professor Zhou Yayue's death, but about the cause of his death, the teacher was evasive, and he did not disclose valuable information in the end.
At the age of 59, he is really young, and he left suddenly before he even had to enjoy a comfortable life after retirement, not to mention that Zhou Yayue's family would be heartbroken, even as bystanders, we feel infinitely sorry.
Therefore, after the news of Professor Zhou Yayue's death was revealed, netizens couldn't help but be curious and even suspicious about the real cause of his death while grieving.
At a time when netizens are discussing the cause of Professor Zhou Yayue's death, there are different opinions. On the morning of April 10, Zhejiang Industry specially issued an obituary, announcing the death of Professor Zhou Yayue, confirming that she died in Hangzhou at 17:57 on April 9.
The obituary reviewed Professor Zhou Yayue's main study and work experience during her lifetime, highly affirmed the development and progress she made for the school's discipline construction during her lifetime, and said that a number of senior political suggestions written by her were approved by many leaders of Yuan Jiajun, then Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee.
The obituary revealed that a farewell ceremony was scheduled to be held at the Hangzhou funeral home on the morning of April 11.
Although the obituary also responded to the issue of the cause of death that the public is most concerned about, the information disclosed is very simple and sketchy, only saying that she died due to ineffective medical treatment, and the obituary did not mention anything about the specific details such as what the disease was and how to treat it.
Attentive netizens found that Zhou Yayue's last public appearance was on June 17, 2022, on the same day, the School of Public Administration of Zhejiang University of Technology held a graduation ceremony. She has barely been seen in public since.
At the beginning of 2023, Zhou Yayue won the title of "Three Education" pacesetters of Zhejiang University of Technology in 2021-2022, but she was absent from on-site activities and interview reports, and the explanation given by the university at that time was that Professor Zhou Yayue could not participate due to objective reasons.
According to the analysis of this detail, some netizens believe that Professor Zhou Yayue is likely to be found out to be seriously ill at the end of 2022, and then he has been on vacation for treatment, but the treatment effect is not ideal, and he eventually passed away.
According to publicly available information, Professor Zhou Yayue was born in Ningbo, Zhejiang Province in 1965, received a bachelor's degree in philosophy from Zhejiang Normal University in 1986, was qualified as a lawyer in 1990, obtained a master's degree in law from Zhejiang University in 2003, and was promoted to professor in 2006.
Zhou Yayue is also a professor at Ningbo University, a first-class post, and a Ronghua scholar. Before his death, he was the dean and professor of the School of Public Administration of Zhejiang University of Technology.