Recently, a video of "being pointed at by a gun, Chinese professors use kung fu to repel robbers" has become popular on the Internet.
According to the "Reference News" WeChat public account published on November 8, on November 1, local time, Zhou Pingjia, a professor at Xiangtan University who visited the United States, was robbed with a gun near Los Angeles' Chinatown. In the case of being pointed at by the gangsters, Zhou Correct knocked out the gun in the opponent's hand, repelled the gangster twice, and finally the box he brought was dragged away by the gangster. The Los Angeles police have now opened a case.
Zhou said that because he had learned some kung fu in the martial arts school before, he dared to fight back against the gangsters, but in retrospect he was a little afraid. "In general, this is not recommended".
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According to public information, Zhou Washigai was born in 1973, a native of Qidong, Hunan, a professor, a doctor of sociology, a doctorate in political science, and a postdoctoral fellow in agricultural and forestry economic management. Visiting Scholar, University of Alberta, Canada, and Visiting Scholar, Delhi University, India. He is currently the director of the Teaching and Research Department of Hunan Socialist College and a master tutor of the School of Public Administration of Xiangtan University.
Zhou graduated from the Department of Sociology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in 2002 and left the postdoctoral mobile station of agricultural and forestry economic management of Zhejiang University in 2004. He served as vice mayor of Shaoshan Municipal People's Government, assistant director of Shanghai Zhabei District Education Bureau (suspended post), deputy director of the Policy Research Office of the Xiangtan Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, and vice president of the Party School of the Xiangtan Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China.
In terms of academics, Zhou has published more than 60 academic papers in journals such as Sociological Research. Wrote more than 1 million words of policy essays. The monograph "The Evolution and Reform of China's Rural Tax System" won the second prize of the Ninth Outstanding Achievements in Philosophy and Social Sciences of Hunan Province.
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