Some time ago, a girl named Zhu Wenqi posted a video on the Internet. The content is that she graduated from the mathematical modeling Department of Oxford University, and her grade is still the first in grade. But unexpectedly, she ushered in waves of doubt. Finally, she can only send the link of Oxford's official website to netizens and answer the questions given to her by math V online, which proves her innocence. The logic behind this farce is very interesting. Before refuting the rumor, many people really thought she was a liar. Because the Internet, the holy land of boasting, is rich in jokes like "improving iron". And her style of writing is really grounded, which is very separated from the impression that academics don't eat fireworks in everyone's eyes. To put it bluntly, anti-aircraft shelling mosquitoes makes people feel incredible: who would have thought that a female student in the Department of mathematical modeling with a master's degree in Oxford would go online and take the route of soul chicken soup? It's like the pillar of Guangzhou Grand Theater, holding a microphone in the street at night to sing "sister is the Queen"; It's like Duan Yu who has become a six pulse divine sword. Go to the stall downstairs to sell hand-made noodles. What's more, with Dr. Zhai's lessons, many people will be alarmed when they see the academic design. But what if it's not so tall? Do scholars have to be indifferent and lofty? I think we don't need to teach her how to be an Oxford student, because there is no "Scholar" in the world. When I was at school, every morning, there were many taxis at the gate of the school to put down the students after jumping Di, and then a group of drunken people walked back to the bedroom with shoulder to shoulder. But these people may be doing pre in class the next afternoon, and the teacher is full of praise. There are those who love jumping, drinking, and naturally there are also those who love money. A friend of mine was admitted to Tsinghua University. As soon as she entered school, she called me and said that she had come up with a good way to make use of the identity of Tsinghua students to make bad money. I said, "my God, are you going to be in the upper class?" "No, I'm going to sneak tourists into Tsinghua, charging 60 at a time," she said EMM... I can only say that the size of a university lies in its openness and inclusiveness. However, many people have a diode like prejudice, which opposes the appearance from the career, and opposes wanghong and Xueba. In the eyes of these people, wanting to be popular is the original sin of this Oxford sister. What's more, now the popular routine of plain people is "I don't want to be red, I've never set up a human device", but she writes the words "I want to be red" on her face, that is, she doesn't take the safe route of half covering her face with the pipa. Some people on the Internet commented that those who are successful now must say that they are from a hard background and actively teach their experience of climbing into the upper class society, and she dared to say that she likes a luxury house "only eight digits", which is really bold. It's true to be powerful, and it's true to be boastful. Some of my college classmates also made a big V on station B and said they were "Xueba beauty", which was quite narcissistic. I thought before, isn't this just a sign for the school? But then I thought that there were all kinds of people under this brand rather than the inverted brand. Holding scholars to the altar and giving them the stereotype of "deep hidden merit and fame" is actually a kind of bondage. While encouraging modesty, this society should also accommodate those who publicize. What do I think is the most interesting? It is she who has made great academic achievements along the way. She can still maintain this "vulgarity" in thought, and show off the characteristics of loving beauty, showing off and soul chicken soup, rather than packaging herself as a simple and talented woman who meets the social expectations. Isn't this just a manifestation of being brave to be herself? If everyone is carved out of the same mold, how boring the world should be. By the way, the story of the Tsinghua friend mentioned earlier, and the follow-up. After she finished her plan to make money, I laughed. I said, "you're getting more and more joking." She said, "no! I'm serious. I'm doing competitive analysis now." I said, "what competitive products? How to analyze?" She said: "I bought a service on Taobao to bring people into Tsinghua, which cost 120 yuan. Now I stand outside the school gate and wait for my competitors to come out and bring me in. But it's been more than ten minutes. Why haven't they come yet!" (Xinhua News Agency)