Southern Medical University has recently been boiling over the Yu Li incident, no, it's like an endless plot in a TV series, and a jaw-dropping news has broken out - the obvious difference in the treatment of Chinese and foreign students.
Let's talk about the admissions criteria. According to the news, it is as easy for foreign students to enter Nanjing Medical University as it is to visit the park, but what about our Chinese students? For that precious admission notice, how many hardships do we have to go through with "three watches and five watches", which makes people inevitably want to ask: In our own country, do we still have to be treated as second-class citizens?
If you look at the accommodation, the difference is huge. The equipment in the dormitory for international students is called a complete one, which is comparable to a high-end apartment. And what about our hard-working Chinese students?
Squeezed into the bunk beds of a six-person or eight-person room, not only the space is crowded, but there are few household appliances, and the power and network are limited at night, which is a world of difference from the treatment of international students. It would be great if we could study abroad and enjoy the treatment of international students with us.
This incident has caused great dissatisfaction and sorrow among netizens, why are good resources always tilted towards foreign students? Isn't it because they are "foreign"? This kind of differential treatment is obviously unfair.
As for the voices of netizens, it is even more intense. Some people call for strict investigation, and some people lament that this situation is not only unique to Southern Medical University, but also has similar problems in many universities. This is not only a school problem, but also an equity issue facing China's higher education.
Colleges and universities should be places to cultivate future talents, not places to divide people. "Internationalization" is important, but it must not come at the expense of domestic students. If you turn a blind eye to your own students, then the so-called "internationalization" is not a reversal of the rhetoric?
Southern Medical University and other colleges and universities should face up to this problem, because the university is a place for every student to pursue their dreams, and they have gone through all the hardships to enter the ivory tower in their hearts, with the dream of showing their talents. This dream should be treated equally and taken care of, rather than slowly disappearing in indifference and injustice. Right, is that right?