What is going on at Nanjing Agricultural University? Come with me to see it.
This student, who was admitted to Nanjing Agricultural University this year, has been posting on many Moments since his freshman year.
This is the Moments posted by the child two days after registration:
The Moments posted show that Meimei had a meal before reporting; she ate in the school cafeteria the morning after registration A one-yuan breakfast is a bit ostentatious [呲呲]
Unfortunately, the "registration" for the start of school was written as a "report" in a news report, which is a bit embarrassing [face covering].
Then, just after the first night of school, I posted a post on WeChat Moments - "The Real Life of College Students".
In three days, the number of steps per day reached 10,000. It is estimated that I have not taken so many steps in these years.
You can imagine how vast the university campus is and how busy the freshmen are when they first start school.
No wonder a friend left a message yesterday saying that the child had not been contacted for basically three days during his freshman year [covering his face].
A post on Moments after the child started military training -
The obvious joy is beyond words - military training has started and the temperature in Nanjing has risen, great!
This is obviously when autumn comes in the northern countries, and I go to Nanjing to escape the summer heat. I envy you!
Show off the toughness and generosity of northerners and show off your skills in military training!
Then I sent three friends in a row -
"A social nerd is afraid of jumping over and over again". You can imagine her strange reaction when she comes into contact with a new environment, new classmates, and new teachers. A complex heart of joy and uneasiness. But it doesn’t matter, it’s all scenery on the road to growth.
The dishes in the canteen "have chili", which is a bit uncomfortable for northerners. Take your time, maybe you'll like chili, and maybe you'll discover a lot of new Southern dishes that aren't spicy.
“One train goes fast”, this is the rhythm of the Anxin family! The girl will survive and I am sure she will settle into her new home.
And he was so busy that he “had no time to idolize for six days.” In high school, she relied on her idol-like dynamic to counterattack and successfully entered the 211 colleges and universities. It shows how busy this school is!
Today is the Mid-Autumn Festival. This is the first time she has been so far away from home. I guess she doesn't have time to miss home either. Will she celebrate with her classmates?
#TitleCreationChallenge#
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Boyfriend on the wall Why did the campus "confession wall" become a "fraud wall"
Why the campus “confession wall” turned into a “fraud wall”
2019 is an “unordinary year” for Chen Hua (pseudonym), a sophomore at a university in Suzhou ". She found the boyfriend she liked on the school's "confession wall." The strange thing is that this "rich, rich and handsome" boyfriend borrowed money from her for various reasons from time to time. Finally, he found out that he had been cheated and called the police. On October 31, 2019, the People's Procuratorate of Taicang City, Jiangsu Province prosecuted her boyfriend Yu Qiang (pseudonym) on suspicion of fraud. 165438 On October 13, the court sentenced him to one year and three months in prison and fined him RMB 5,000.
Nowadays, online "confession walls" have become the most "fashionable" way to make friends in major universities.
Different from traditional "confession walls", online "confession walls" are built on media platforms such as QQ and WeChat in the form of chat groups, independent homepages, and mini programs to provide students with confessions, soliciting friends, group purchases, and second-hand goods transactions. Waiting for service.
An investigation by reporters from China Youth Daily and China Youth Daily found that due to loose management, many campus “confession walls” are in chaos.
Boyfriend on the wall
When Chen Hua has free time, he likes to visit the "confession walls" in universities around Suzhou. 2065438 In June 2009, she saw a "Looking for a Girlfriend" message on the QQ applet "A University's Advertising Wall". The poster calls himself "Lu Yifei" and is a third-year college student. Her father ran a rubber factory and her mother was a professor at another local university.
By reading the information on the other party's "confession wall", Chen Hua felt that the other party was handsome and had a good family background, and he had a favorable impression of him. After adding each other on WeChat, the two chatted happily, and Lu Yifei soon confessed to Chen Hua.
At the same time, Lu Yifei often "showed" photos of Maserati and other luxury cars to Chen Hua, saying that his home was in Kunshan and had three or four villas. Under his "violent offensive", the two quickly started chatting online and established a relationship as boyfriend and girlfriend.
Not long after they started dating, Lu Yifei said that his parents went abroad to play and had no time to make money on their own. They "borrowed" money from Chen Hua to buy birthday gifts for their friends. Considering that the other party's family was well off and that he cared about his boyfriend, Chen Hua transferred 2,000 yuan to the other party without saying a word.
Since then, Lu Yifei has "borrowed" money from Chen Hua more and more often, from seeing a doctor and repairing a car to refueling, recharging phone bills, and even eating and drinking.
Why does Gao Shen and Fu Shuai’s boyfriend have no money to eat? Chen Hua gradually became suspicious. 2065438 On April 2, 2009, when Lu Yifei borrowed another 700 yuan on the pretext of "paying fines for traffic violations," Chen Hua proposed to video-conference and meet with him, but was rejected. So they had a fight and broke up.
After that, Chen became increasingly indignant about his thoughts. When she contacted Lu Yifei again, she found that her WeChat account and phone number had been blocked by the other party, and she realized that she might have been deceived. She chose to call the police.
On July 31, 2065, the Taicang City Public Security Bureau discovered that Yu Qiang, who was temporarily living in Shuangfeng Town, Taicang City, was suspected of committing a major crime. On August 4, the police arrested him. According to police investigation, Yu Qiang’s parents are farmers working in rural Taicang. In 2017, after graduating from college, I have been working in Taicang. Previously, he had been administratively detained three times in May 2015, February 2018, and August 2018.
Yu Qiang told the police that when he was in school, he liked to visit the "confession walls" on the networks of major universities. From 2019 to January, he posted messages about “looking for a girlfriend” on the “confession walls” of many universities. Because he felt his name wasn't nice enough, he called himself "Lu Yifei" online.
In order to be more "attractive", Yu also used photos found on the Internet to package himself as "tall, rich and handsome" in college. After becoming boyfriend and girlfriend with Chen Hua, they defrauded *** out of 4,462.53 yuan for living expenses, medical expenses, meal expenses and other reasons.
At the same time, the police also discovered that while Yu Qiang was "in love" with Chen Hua, he used the same method to defraud another girl out of 17,882.5 yuan.
Confession walls have become “human flesh walls”
It is noteworthy that “confession walls” on the Internet have become the most fashionable way for many college students to make friends. Many colleges and universities have confession walls, where someone posts dating information or searches for you to confess; every Chinese Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day, and New Year's Eve, the operators of the confession wall are always busy; before and after "Double 11", spelling information is always filtered ; Chat about daily life, pay attention to exam week, and ask for second-hand teaching materials before the start of school...
Reporter Wang Zhongqing from China Youth Daily found that the advertising wall accounts of many colleges and universities are surprisingly popular-the advertising wall account of a university in Nanjing It has 20,000 fans, 22,910,000 visitors, and each "talk" has more than 10,000 views; the "confession wall" account of a university in Yancheng has 20,000 fans and 23.98 million views.
Xiao Shi, the operator of an “advertising wall” at a university in Nanjing, said that the “advertising wall” was initially just used as a “talking point” for the public to access QQ. Some "confession walls" have a large number of fans and have been upgraded and certified as campus walls. Similar to Weibo with a larger v, a campus message board will be added to the QQ space homepage for everyone to speak freely.
Xiao Shi said that sometimes because he doesn’t look at his mobile phone in class, there are more than 100 chat interfaces in less than half a day, and some people urge him to post slowly. While resting, Xiao Shi moved dozens of fingers quickly and non-stop. At one point, due to too frequent operations, the phone froze.
"Please help me get the little brother down there" "I'll find someone for my best friend". Many times, this kind of "confession", especially the posting of pictures, is to publish the other party's photos without the person's consent. This is actually an invasion of the other party's privacy and has an impact on the life of the person concerned.
Xiao Shi said that people often look for people on the "confession wall". Some people directly like the classmates in the photos and even directly publish their phone numbers. In addition to confessions from strangers, there are also many acquaintances who "commit crimes" and post "ugly photos". The comment section is more filled with schadenfreude.
In addition, many "confession walls" have turned into "human flesh walls", and there are many people helping photographers find people. Xiao Yan (transliteration), a junior student at a university in Nanjing, suffered deeply from it. He "cheated" because of a misunderstanding. His girlfriend and best friends posted his name, major and other information on the school confession wall, and then some classmates who were keen on gossiping applauded in the comments, including many of his classmates.
"Actually, the truth is not what the confession wall said. I read hundreds of comments that criticized me one by one, and I felt very sad." Xiao Yan said:
Jiangsu Nuofa Lawyer Lawyer Fan from the firm said that college students’ identity information, phone numbers, home addresses, professional information, etc. are all citizens’ personal information protected by law. The criminal law has special provisions on the protection of citizens’ personal information. If the circumstances are serious, it is suspected of violating the law.
The "confession wall" needs to be regulated and developed urgently
Xiao Gu, a senior girl from a university in Nanjing, said that there are not many cases of real love obtained through the dating information on the "confession wall" . Sometimes when she was with someone on a friend post, she would delete her friend without speaking, causing her to never try again. "There is no feeling of heartache. Everything is too fast and there is not much heart-to-heart talk."
According to an interview with a reporter from China Youth Daily. com, generally speaking, in addition to the "confession wall", a university will also have a "complaint wall", "rank wall", "universal wall", etc., which are rarely operated by school officials. In addition, when submitting to the "Confession Wall", you only need to add an account to leave a message. If you want to remain anonymous, the Confession Wall will use code to publish, but the identity information and content of the publisher will not be reviewed in detail.
Sometimes, "advertising wall" press conferences provoke conflicts, such as submissions of geographical discrimination. Report too many and you will be blocked. But it won’t be long before the “confession wall” will exist in the form of a new QQ account. Although the "Confession Wall" has stated that the content of the submissions does not represent the position of the "Confession Wall", the loose review mechanism has given some criminals the opportunity to defraud in the name of making friends.
A graduating student from a school in Nanjing said that the identity of the operator behind the "confession wall" has never been made public, and most students are unaware of it.
The student said that the "Confession Wall" will also require the operator to withdraw from the operation team due to continuing education, and then issue a recruitment order on the "Confession Wall", which requires enough time and patience. The "successor" operator is required to sign a confidentiality agreement and is not allowed to disclose the operator's identity information.
In the past few days, reporter Wang Zhongqing from China Youth Daily tried to call the "confession wall" number of a university in Nanjing through QQ. The operator answered the call three times. After knowing the purpose, he refused to tell his grade and major. "The same goes for asking others. We have all signed confidentiality agreements."
A prosecutor from the People's Procuratorate of Taicang City, Jiangsu Province also said that although various campus "confession walls" are named after universities, they are all unofficial Yes, the managers are mainly students and even members of the public, so it is difficult to strictly review the released information. At the same time, the anonymity mechanism of the “confession wall” also provides hiding conditions for criminals.
The prosecutor suggested that college student netizens should be more vigilant when chatting and making friends, pay attention to identifying the authenticity of information, and never believe others easily. Especially when it comes to money transactions and offline meetings, you need to be more cautious and not give criminals an opportunity. (China Youth Daily·China Youth Daily reporter Li Chao correspondent Zhuang Yanling Yazhen)