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According to a number of Taiwan media, the couple of students of Taiwan's "Central University" had indecent behavior by sticking to the window on the campus, and were photographed by passing classmates, and then the photos went viral on the Internet. Two days after the incident, Zhou Jingyang, president of Taiwan's "Central University", sent a warm open letter on the 5th, asking for a halt to reviewing the parties involved, calling for "This time, let's get off the bus together!" However, it was found by sharp-eyed netizens that the letter was suspected of plagiarizing the article published on Facebook by Taiwan's "Ministry of Education" last year.
Screenshot of taiwan's Zhongshi News Network report
Screenshot of the taiwan United News Network report
According to Taiwan's Zhongshi News Network and United News Network, Taiwan's "Central University" reported on the 3rd that some student couples had indecent behaviors in the window on the second floor during the day, photographed by passing classmates and transmitted to the Internet, the identity of the parties was even openly discussed, and many netizens "begged to get on the car" on social media and forums. The Students' Union also acknowledged that the spread had been "difficult to clean up" and asked students not to pass it on so as not to break the law.
In this regard, Zhou Jingyang, president of Taiwan's "Central University", sent a letter to all teachers and students on the evening of the 5th, mentioning that "digital gender-based violence is in our lives" and "behind the private images that have been filmed and distributed without consent, there is a cry of the parties and scars", Zhou Jingyang hopes that everyone will stop reviewing the parties, do not become the perpetrators and accomplices of digital violence, and earnestly call on everyone not to share, not to click, not to download, "this time, we get off the bus together."
Zhou Jingyang, president of Taiwan's "Central University", issued an open letter on the 5th, shouting to all the teachers and students of the school, "This time, let's get off the bus together!" "Picture from Taiwan media
However, some sharp-eyed netizens found that this letter is very similar to the post last November when Taiwan's "Ministry of Education" called for stopping being an accomplice in the "outflow of sexual intimate images" on Facebook with "thirteen tickets", the content of which was written "a shout", "a scar after another", "a light click, a seemingly harmless viewing, in fact, contributed to the occurrence of such incidents", "I hope we can better understand the state of mind of the victims, stop reviewing them", and even the most touching "This time, we get off the bus together", " Let's get out of the online world full of inappropriate intimate images", similar to the Facebook post.
Zhou Jingyang
Netizens left messages satirizing the "Central University" president's open letter involving plagiarism: "'Let's get off the bus together' appeared earlier last year", "Can you explain why the content of the letter of teachers and students is plagiarized?" Word-for-word plagiarism, please don't need to attach the source? "Talentless, what kind of literary style?" ↓
Some netizens asked whether the person who did what was done in the wrong place should be condemned, or whether the person who said it was wrong? Some netizens also said that it should be emphasized not to do inappropriate things in inappropriate places, and the netizens believe that the school is "Wenqing Disease". ↓
According to Taiwan United News Network, for the president's open letter was "plagiarized", Taiwan's "Central University" responded on the morning of the 6th that the president's letter of concern was sent to teachers and students on campus by the principal's named representative, and the content of the letter was mainly quoted by the Student Affairs Office and referred to the "Ministry of Education's" advocacy of digital gender violence, and the penultimate paragraph of the letter content has been attached to the "Ministry of Education" website, and the school's position on this issue is consistent with the "Ministry of Education". Taiwan's "Central University" also said that in response to the follow-up handling of the parties to the incident, it has been sent to the School Gender Equality Education Committee for investigation and handling, and in the future, the school will strengthen dormitory management and enhance student counseling.
Screenshot of Taiwan's "ettoday News Cloud" report
For the response of Taiwan's "Central University", some netizens on the island satirized that the president of the university could not write a letter with a rich and emotional letter. ↓
Some netizens said that this is the sequelae of Tsai Ing-wen's kind of Wenqingwen + Yang Facebook number. ↓