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Preface
Recently, Zhu, a senior student at Nanjing Agricultural University, was suspected of pretending to be the parent or sister of a sixth-grade primary school student, publishing part-time job information through the Internet, and tricking female college students into participating in the so-called "playing" part-time job, but in fact, he let them "ride a big horse".
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One of the main victims of the incident, a female college student who identified herself as Xiaoying, revealed that she learned about the part-time job through her classmates in November 2023. The part-time job is to play with a sixth-grade elementary school student, and the hourly wage is as high as 100 yuan.
Xiaoying went to the designated place as agreed, only to find that there was only a man who was about 1.6 meters tall and looked young, dressed and behaved extremely childishly. When Xiaoying first met, she thought that the other party was really only 11 or 12 years old.
However, it wasn't until April 22, 2024, that Xiaoying saw other girls with the same experience posting on the Internet, that she suddenly realized that this so-called "elementary school student" was actually an adult who had used the same method to deceive many female college students for three years.
Today, let's take a look at the sharing of netizens, some of which are very strange and eye-opening!
Netizen: People are miniature or obscene
Cai Ming and Pan Changjiang
Netizen: There is one thing to say. Don't girls feel anything strange on their necks?
Netizen: The question is. Why would a girl want to ride a 1.6-meter male horse? Even a child can't accept it
But the child is also as tall as the adult, the sixth grade is in his teens, and he still has to ride on his shoulders, who can accept it!
Netizen: I must say that little girls are easy to be deceived, don't really make big mistakes in the future
Official response
The school's response is basically true, and reasonable penalties will be imposed in accordance with regulations in the future.
Victims may choose to remain silent and reluctant to report a scam due to shame or fear of ridicule.
This psychological disorder can lead to more victims falling into similar scams because they have not learned from the past.
Indeed, when people find out that they have been scammed, many times they feel particularly embarrassed, worried that others will think they are stupid, or that they will trust people too easily. This feeling, this sense of shame, can really make people choose to be silent, and would rather suffer it silently than say it. Because once you say it, you may face other people's fingers and feel that your image will collapse in the hearts of others. Moreover, many people do not know much about legal matters, and may feel that even if they report to the police, the matter is complicated and takes a long time, and the result may not be satisfactory to them.
So, at this time, we need to change people's perception of these victims of fraud, and let everyone know that fraud can really happen to anyone. We also have to provide psychological support so that victims know that they are not alone and that there are professionals who can help them deal with this psychological stress. At the same time, if the legal process can be made simpler, and victims feel that it is useful to call the police or take legal action, then they may be more willing to speak out.
Finally, we can also encourage people to share these experiences and discuss them openly. This will not only help the victim deal with their emotions, but will also allow more people to be alert and learn how to avoid it. This atmosphere of openness and support can greatly reduce the stigma of victims, making them feel that they have done nothing wrong and are more willing to take action.
#大学男生装小学生骗女生 "Ride a big horse" #