Recently, some netizens reported that there was a Vietnamese girl who came to study in China, after completing her undergraduate studies in China, she was admitted to the School of Literature of Hubei University to continue her graduate studies, and her major is "Master of Teaching Chinese to Speakers of Other Languages", and she still got a full scholarship to study in China - her name is Lam Thi Thu Trang (Chinese name: Lin's Autumn Makeup, referred to as "Lin Makeup").
It is reported that the student once posted on the Internet: "The reason why I went to China to study with a full scholarship is to tell the Chinese in the native language of the Chinese: The Xisha Islands and Nansha Islands in the South China Sea are Vietnam's inherent territory and not China."
"Speaking of which, the South China Sea is also Vietnam's territory, and whoever dares to oppose it will be attacked."
"The first time I talked to a Chinese about the territorial issue, there was a Chinese who said that the South China Sea was Chinese territory, which was wrong, so I blocked him" Yunyun.
At the same time, there is also information on the Internet that the Vietnamese girl was reported to be suspected of emotionally defrauding a Chinese man.
Supposedly, from the perspective of the citizens of different countries, this is like a Chinese publicly stating that "the relevant islands in the South China Sea are China's inherent territory", in fact, it is also extremely normal - this is equivalent to the logic of "each for his own master" that people said in the past, in fact, there is no big deal, but it should be regarded as a normal thinking, psychology and logic.
However, the key problem for this Vietnamese girl is that she openly claims that she has received a full study abroad grant from China, and from undergraduate to graduate school, she is taking Chinese money to get study opportunities in China and benefit from China, but now, she even claims that the purpose of doing this is to declare that "these territories of China belong to Vietnam", isn't this equivalent to us spending money to raise a white-eyed wolf?
If, in the future, this person's "anti-China" is not limited to his verbal rhetoric, and is more likely to be applied to his actual "anti-China" actions in the future, then does it not mean that China is spending money to make enemies for itself?
In this way, not to mention that we have lost money, we have not even made money by "shouting", and it is more likely that in reality, we have set up an enemy for ourselves who "knows ourselves and knows the enemy", which is not cost-effective, right?
The relevant regulations on the recruitment of foreign students in mainland China have such requirements: "The recruitment and training of international students shall comply with Chinese laws, regulations and national policies, safeguard national sovereignty, security and social public interests, standardize management and ensure quality; International students should abide by Chinese laws and regulations, respect Chinese customs and habits, abide by school rules and regulations, and complete school learning tasks."
The requirement of "safeguarding state sovereignty" is obviously a major rigid principled provision. Therefore, many Chinese netizens think: Why bother us to spend money to cultivate such an enemy?
Especially when admitting foreign students, we should implement a stricter review, and no longer have the thinking of "begging others to come to study" - although in order to promote the relationship between countries, promote China's connection with the world, and promote China's influence in the world, it can be said that the enrollment and treatment of foreign students have reached an unprecedented and unparalleled superior conditions, and there is even a once wonderful "companion system" However, as China continues to grow stronger and more influential, we should reform the thinking and system of recruiting international students!
The main thing is to stop sticking to the attitude and thinking of "asking people to study abroad", although we have not yet reached the level of studying abroad in developed countries - let "the world spend money to move towards", but at least it must rise to the level of "equality and mutual benefit". Whether it is in the preferential treatment of the cost of studying abroad, or in the examination of the qualifications for studying abroad, there can no longer be the thinking of "those who come do not refuse and do not select".
Recently, Professor Hu Biliang of Beijing Normal University passed away young, but under the ancient Chinese adage of "the dead are great", there are still many netizens who are still criticizing Professor Hu after his death, because of a passage before his death: "We give too few scholarships to African students, and other schools also have 100,000, we should raise it!"
Every year, when there are still many college students in China who want to apply for scholarships for poor students or when poor students need loans, in stark contrast, such a "measure of China's material resources" to treat students from all over the world has made the public complain a lot - and now, if this is done, it still recruits students who "study in China for the purpose of anti-China", then obviously, it will be even more incomprehensible and controversial in the country's public opinion.
Of course, the Vietnamese girl's "anti-China" remarks, in fact, to be fair, for her identity, it is a normal possibility, if this is a private argument with the Chinese, it is not a big problem, but it is mainly a public declaration that "taking a full scholarship is to tell the Chinese that these South China Sea islands are Vietnamese", which caused strong dissatisfaction among Chinese netizens - then, how to face this public opinion storm now, the ball is kicked to Hubei University, where the Vietnamese girl is located.
Should the ball be "discouraged" by herself?—— and ask the girl to take the initiative to clarify her remarks, or at least to express verbal "softness," so as to defuse this storm of public opinion and let the matter go unresolved? Or will the two sides stick to their respective positions and refuse to give in to each other, so they will come to the point of dismissing this "anti-China" student according to regulations?—— of course, this may escalate the matter into an incident of considerable proportion.
However, there is a third biggest possibility - that is, "time for space", that is, all parties remain silent, and after the Internet public opinion is over, as if this incident has not happened, then after three years and two years, this student will graduate and go back to her country, then it doesn't matter if she is anti-China or not, anyway, she is no longer in front of us, no longer eating us, and she will spit in our pot—— believe it or not? This is very likely, it is the greatest possibility! [Original Comment: Yu said that he is still off]