Oh, I'm going to go, the Japanese schools in China's major cities are mysterious! They are not open to the public, and we are not allowed to Chinese in, so what are they for? Fortunately, a few brave old irons sneaked out of the school and took a few peeks inside.
Let's talk about the Japanese school in Qingdao. This place is really good, the mountains and rivers are beautiful, and the air is sweet. It's such a good feng shui treasure that you have to build a school for the Japanese, and it's true.
However, this school is heavily guarded! There is a fence outside, and there is an infrared sensor a few meters away, and even the power grid is installed on it. Where is this, it's a school, why does it feel like a prison?
Look at the school gate, it's very low-key! There is not even a decent door, let alone a signboard. There is a security room, and the two security guards are there, like the door.
I can be regarded as finding the school signboard, which is in an inconspicuous place. If it weren't for the camera, who would have been able to see the words "Qingdao Japanese School" written on it?
On the other side of the school, there is even more evil, and the windows of the teaching building are all covered by curtains, and not a single figure can be seen. What's going on? I don't like to bask in the sun, or are I afraid that we will see something unseemly?
Besides, the Japanese school in Dalian is just as weird. A buddy passed by, got curious, and took a few pictures. No, he was immediately caught by the security guards on campus.
The security guard let the photo be deleted without saying a word, and also moved out the reason of "privacy". This guy is not a vegetarian, so he put down his phone first, started chatting with the security guard, and started talking.
"I'll just see what the Japanese school looks like, what's wrong?"
The security guard said, "It's a normal school." "
The buddy went down the pole and asked, "It's all Japanese babies studying?"
The security guard said, "Not exactly. "
The photos taken by other passers-by are similar, with iron fences and closed curtains, mysterious and mysterious. Who can be sure of this?
Seriously, these Japanese schools are too opaque, aren't they? Outsiders are not allowed to enter, they are not allowed to take pictures, and they can't even see a single person. Isn't this obviously a trick? No wonder some people are always worried about engaging in shady deeds.
I heard that there is a grapevine that these Japanese schools are going to be demolished. I hope it's true! How can we tolerate the existence of these unclear places on our Chinese soil? Japanese children in China want to go to school, go back to their own country's school, and don't take advantage of our children's resources.
Alas, it's all tears when you talk too much! Everyone is thinking about it, but don't stop it!