Hello everyone, I'm Lao Ding.
As you may all remember, a few days ago, when Zhang Weiwei, the "national teacher", walked into the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, and had a discussion with the students of the school, he was "asked" by a male student in person with a "soul question" - "As a person who has come over, talk about how to run permanent residence in Switzerland". In the eyes of most outsiders, that scene was really embarrassing to open the door - embarrassed to get home.
Judging from some of the videos that have been leaked out in the past few days, Zhang Weiwei's reaction on the spot can't be said to be crying and laughing, angry or light-hearted, but very similar to one of his classic "emojis" - "can't hold back". According to a number of people suspected of being present afterwards, Zhang Wei chose to "skip" and "skip" the "problem".
Regarding the embarrassment that Zhang Weiwei encountered in Malaysia, the voices of ridicule, defense and even various "conspiracy theories" on the Internet have come and gone, which can be said to be quite lively. But Lao Ding is still very curious, what Zhang Weiwei's trip to Malaysia is like. At noon on May 9, Zhang Weiwei, who is still in Malaysia, posted a post through his Toutiao account today, which attached a poster of the so-called "master lecture" and his trip to Malaysia on May 8 and 9. The poster shows that from 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. on May 8, Zhang Weiwei did give a lecture at the University of Malaya.
Also in this post, Zhang Weiwei also posted a photo of him surrounded by young students and begging for a group photo. Judging from the time when the post was issued and the itinerary in the above-mentioned poster, the scene reflected in this photo should be during Zhang Weiwei's lecture at the University of Malaya.
In this enthusiastic picture as far as the eye can see, where can you see the slightest element of embarrassment? This seems to be more like the treatment Zhang Wei enjoyed when he went to Tongji University, a 985 university, at the end of March this year, although some suspected Tongji University students posted afterwards that they listened to his lecture with a mentality similar to "having fun" and "watching monkeys".
Let's move on. Yesterday evening, the Institute of China Studies of Fudan University, which is Zhang Wei's "base area" and "base camp", published an article entitled "Professor Zhang Weiwei Gave a Lecture on "The Chinese Model and Its International Significance" at the University of Malaya and Went to China for Exchange and Discussion" on its official public account. The article not only posted a photo of Zhang Wei as being surrounded by students of the University of Malaya, but also used a paragraph to describe the interactive part of the lecture that had been subjected to the "Soul Question".
This passage reads: "In the Q&A interactive session that followed, the atmosphere of the whole venue was relaxed and warm. After Professor Zhang Weiwei mentioned that 'there is no forbidden area, you can ask anything', teachers, students and people from all walks of life at the scene enthusiastically raised their hands to ask questions, including the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the Gaza refugee crisis, the ability of the Chinese model to resolve risk crises, the promotion of overseas Chinese, and the construction of China's national image...... After the speech, the audience refused to leave for a long time and asked to take a photo with Professor Zhang and sign autographs. ”
What makes Lao Ding a little unbearable is that this passage specifically mentions the so-called "no forbidden area, anything can be asked" emphasized by Zhang Weiwei, and lists a number of questions raised by students from the University of Malaya, but it seems that only a few keywords called "Swiss permanent residence" are missing. Is it included in this paragraph, the word "etc." at the end of the "question"?
And that's not all, also around yesterday evening, Zhang Weiwei posted a video on his Douyin account, documenting the warm welcome and warm embrace he received during his two-day trip to Malaysia. Not only is there still a picture of him giving a lecture at the University of Malaya, but also a speech on May 9, in which the audience confessed "I am also your fan" and "I am also your fan".
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Although in the comment area of this Douyin, many highly praised comments are still "asking" Zhang Weiwei how to apply for "permanent residence in Switzerland", but it seems that it is not difficult to come to a conclusion that Zhang Weiwei's trip to Malaysia from the perspective of Zhang Weiwei is embarrassing and does not exist, and it is full of worship.
Thinking about it, this kind of person who can slam netizens for his "thick skin" into "well-educated", was asked by students in public "how to do permanent residence in Switzerland", which may really be a small scene of "sprinkling water" for him. Lao Ding still remembers that when some netizens called Zhang Weiwei's trait "spitting and self-drying", someone at the bottom asked rhetorically: Spit and self-drying? Are you sure he has a "face"?
The face is also faced.