Former Hsinchu Mayor Lin Zhijian, National Taiwan University and Chung Hwa University’s master’s degrees were revoked by the “double killing”, sparking heated discussions from all walks of life. Among them, the well-known writer Yan Zeya questioned through Facebook that the two schools were suspected of fraud and whether they needed to refund the tuition to Lin Zhijian. However, Shi Zhengfeng, a professor at Donghua University, criticized yesterday (26th), “It’s actually a buying and selling mentality.”
In her follow-up response, Yan Zeya emphasized that the post has no objection to plagiarism, and only seized the fact that the school went back on its word. She questioned that in the future, every school would be able to deceive the freshmen who applied for the exam by saying that graduation was very simple, and when the time was up, they would issue a graduation certificate. Regarding Yan Zeya’s remarks, National Taiwan University said that the university did not respond.
However, Shi Zhengfeng said bluntly in an interview with “Zhongtian News”, “If you are a flesh-footed person, then people will refund the money like this, which is actually a buying and selling mentality.”
