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I just saw a video online about a girl from Peking University School of Medicine who was harassed by her supervisor. She refused to comply, and as a result she was accused of plagiarism; she couldn’t even graduate, and the university gave her a warning – she also lost the right to stay in Beijing. I watched the video; although the girl’s face was altered, it wasn’t concealed very well, so it was still possible to see her features fairly clearly. She was indeed quite beautiful. There aren’t many girls like her who are naive enough to fall for such situations; most of them end up suffering from unfair treatment. Actually, being a university teacher seems like a pretty good job – I’m envious. Saliva flowing… Hehe.
Ah, I can’t even describe how envious I am; it’s so jealous…… It would be great if I were also a university professor…… Unfortunately, I don’t like writing papers. China is still the best…… Life there is so comfortable and pleasant…… The students handle writing papers and producing research works, the postgraduate students teach undergraduate courses, the school provides housing, and there’s funding for research projects. The school also covers medical expenses, and even the cost of sending children to kindergarten can be reimbursed by the school. One can even go abroad as a visiting scholar. When life gets boring, one can just have relationships with female master’s or doctoral students. Ah, what a wonderful life…… This post was last edited by automation_njut on 2009-2-11 at 14:52
You’re so boring, to slander our university teachers like that:@
Men in women’s clothing, demons? How dare they make such accusations? I can’t even bear to admire them. Reaping benefits without putting in any effort has always been my ultimate goal. Just look at the international rankings of Chinese universities – it’s clear what these teachers are doing. Speaking of accusations, with Hai Chuan being such a pervert, surely someone has already gone online to find videos about him; probably imagining things right now... As for Chinese universities, they can’t publish many decent papers (as proven by their international rankings), nor can they produce many significant achievements (in 2006, Education Minister Zhou Ji said that over 95% of the research results produced by Chinese universities have no practical value). Those vile professors are well-known to everyone. When I was looking for a job, I asked a guy from the same department at a job fair why he didn’t apply to work in a university. His answer was, “What’s the point of working in a university? To be a vile professor?” That made me too embarrassed to apply, especially since I wasn’t very good-looking to begin with... Fake papers written by academicians are also common these days, and they always claim that they were written by students. I don’t understand: if they were written by students, why are you always listed as the first author? Did the students not show you the paper before publishing it? Or maybe you simply can’t understand it? I’ve seen too many professors; none of those who graduated with a doctorate continued to do research after that... As for master’s and doctoral students, I’ve seen too many who don’t treat their supervisors as worthless... What more is there to say? Nothing more... Just based on the fact that universities are publicly owned, controlled by the state, and under monopoly... I dare say that these professors and deans are all trash, all reactionaries! PS: As I wrote this, I unconsciously became moved and shed tears like pearls. Also, thanks to happyboy’s helpful advice, I realized that I am indeed the legendary person who combines wisdom and beauty, the embodiment of justice and kindness, the natural enemy of all evil in the world, and the ultimate protector of all pure and beautiful girls. :lol :lol :lol :victory: :victory: :victory: This post was last edited by automation_njut on 2009-2-11 16:01
You have ignored the existence of female teachers! It’s not as shameless as you say~ Anyway, I’ve met many really good university professors! If one does not act for oneself, heaven and earth will punish them! I believe people are selfish, and by giving tasks to students, teachers also help to develop their abilities, right?
There are quite a few negative reports on this aspect. These mentors shouldn’t be called professors; they should be called “beast callers””
Sharp! What HC lacks are girls like you – only with more girls who have such keen eyesight and bold words can HC’s professional life improve even further! Let me explain it slowly. Back then, I was a naive young man in a white coat........... Being inexperienced, I applied to study under Professor XXX at XX University’s XXX College......... On the day of the interview, I met my future mentor – a kind, gray-haired, gentle and affectionate female professor............... What I never expected was that this would mark the beginning of my three-year postgraduate journey, which I had long dreamed of.............. It was a dark and stormy night............... I was working diligently in the laboratory, conducting experiments with great care............. Click, click, click.................. When I looked up, it was already 11 o’clock; all my colleagues in the laboratory had already returned to their dormitories........... Just then, there was a soft noise as someone gently pushed open the door of the laboratory. When I looked up, I could hardly believe my eyes............ ....................... ....................... Due to HC’s rules, 5000 words are omitted here. Those who are particularly interested can contact me directly......... Meeting everyone’s various desires brings me great satisfaction. Ah, these painful memories are things I really don’t want to think about, but I created them just to fulfill the girls’ requests, at the expense of the readers............... Throughout history, all sages have been lonely; only those who drink leave their names behind.............. That’s all, really that’s all............. :lol :lol :lol
You see things about Beijing on the Internet... but it’s hard to say how reliable they are. Some time ago, there were rumors online that Sammo Hung had died, and even Jackie Chan believed it; he was extremely sad. But in reality, he was fine. Nowadays, those who create fake news take such things for granted. Of course, it can’t be said for sure that it’s false, but the possibility of it being fake is high. I’ve never seen anyone make so many comments about something whose truthfulness is still unknown... Moreover, no matter what, we shouldn’t generalize; there are good things as well as bad ones, and everything is relative. If you pray to God and ask him to ensure that all teachers in universities are moral and dedicated to their work! God can only shake his head helplessly... because it’s impossible... Such a fundamental reality cannot be changed by anyone; life is short, so it’s better not to waste time on meaningless things. Discussions are merely meant to help people understand certain individual phenomena. The teachers in universities are generally fine; although in today’s economic and social environment they’re also busy working on projects to make money, this is an inevitable trend. If everyone else has nice cars and money, wouldn’t you be envious? Teachers are also human beings, so they want to make money as well. That’s why many university teachers, especially those in engineering fields, essentially work part-time; who doesn’t own a car these days? At schools, teachers aren’t responsible for how well students perform in exams, so which teacher would be willing to invest too much effort? On the other hand, most of the teachers I’ve met have great character, so if they’re busy and can’t teach their students well, don’t blame them – it’s the influence of the broader society. Lastly, the original poster writes well, but their words lack meaning! ! What exists is reasonable; there’s no use in criticizing something that cannot not exist! !
No jokes, let’s talk seriously. I’ve seen these things time and time again. It’s not just something I’ve seen; in real life as well, I’m aware of many such instances. Their existence makes sense, but the only constant thing in this world is change itself. Many things have been like this since the creation of the world by Pangu. I believe that many things won’t remain the same forever. As for others, I don’t know, but at least I’ll try to change them while protecting myself. Your views on universities and university professors are exactly the same as mine before I went to graduate school. It was with those same thoughts that I decided to pursue a graduate degree. To be honest, professors don’t really do anything to undergraduates or junior college students because they can’t control them or mistreat them. But it’s completely different with graduate and doctoral students. Why? Because there’s no standard answer for research papers, and during the defense, almost none of the professors sitting there will truly understand your paper. Why? Because they likely haven’t even dealt with your research topic before. This is the difference between graduate and undergraduate students – each graduate student’s research topic is usually unique. The logic is simple: things that have already been studied generally have no research value, and anything without research value cannot be chosen as a thesis topic. In short, if they say you’re qualified, then you’re qualified; if they say you’re not qualified, then you’re not qualified, regardless of whether you actually are. A supervisor can have immense power over graduate students. First of all, it’s the choice of thesis topic – if they disagree, you won’t even be able to start your research. Even if you think you’ve done a good job, if your supervisor doesn’t sign off during the defense, you won’t be able to go on stage for the defense, let alone pass it. If you try to file a complaint, it’s simply ridiculous. For the patent certificate you obtain, there are two owners: your supervisor and often the dean. They’re colleagues for life, with intricate relationships between them. What are you, just a student? Of course, if you have evidence, such as proof of fraud in a project or something related to illegal substances, then things become easier. First, you’ll be transferred to a teacher’s apartment, then your travel expenses to the provincial capital or Beijing to file a complaint will be reimbursed. After that, a young teacher will help you write a thesis, and then you can graduate. I’ve seen such things with my own eyes, and I’ve talked to three people who experienced this. Hehe, it’s not aimed at anyone above; I’m just telling the truth. Sometimes, telling the truth can also be considered a crime, so one has to pretend to be stupid... I won’t respond to any further messages. Please understand! This post was last edited by automation_njut on 2009-2-11 at 16:55
School is like a small society. I haven’t entered school myself, but one of my classmates managed to become a counselor through connections. Hehe, these days it’s better not to pursue a career as a teacher if you don’t have any connections. The competition in the teaching profession is quite fierce these days; to get a job, one’s family background plays a role, and for promotions, it’s the leaders’ background that matters, as well as the background of one’s team. o(∩_∩)o... But overall, it’s a bit cleaner than the outside world, where the struggle for fame and fortune is even more intense
It’s too dark~~~~ It would be fine if someone harassed me~~~
The teacher I met by chance is really dedicated, and they also have high RP. Competition is fierce in every industry these days
Haha, knowledge is just about individual cases. The poster should trust society and schools. But it’s also this girl’s problem – if she isn’t more firm in her attitude, she’ll end up at a disadvantage. To be honest, being a teacher is currently the most stable profession. .
When we were in college, our teacher listed such a formula when giving lectures: “Teacher = beast.”
In our college’s Department of Chemical Materials, almost all the supervisors are women, so such things happen less often. But it is indeed the graduate students who do the hard work for their supervisors, and they get paid little; if the supervisor is willing, he might give them a bit more, but there’s nothing he can do if he doesn’t
When it was time for us to graduate, people said that those who stayed on as teachers had no place to go. Of course, that’s a one-sided and extreme view: lol
That’s about it; the moderator has locked the thread, right? Thanks!
It’s good to be a teacher during an economic crisis, as the income is stable.