How to write an article about an professor with a very [tag]Chinese[/tag] name, Yang Jie, of the “famous” [tag]Shanghai[/tag] university [tag]Tongji[/tag] who apparently faked his credentials.
Make a headline focusing on “[tag]Bogus[/tag] Overseas”
Not that is mentioned how “overseas” the professor is.
Source: The only source you know you can trust.
(note: this link has a short lifespan as after a couple of days it will be hidden behind a paid wall.)
China correspondent Tim Johnson has started a new blog of his impressions of Chinese news, culture, politics and the oddities of adjusting to life in the Middle Kingdom. Check it out: http://washingtonbureau.typepad.com/china/
Comment by KRwashington — June 26, 2006 @ 9:49 am
Hi there. Is it possible to exchange link with me? Here is my blog – http://www.calvin.sh.cn. It if focused on 2 topics: 1). guidelines on relocation to Shanghai; 2). linguistics and philosophy.
Please send me an e-mail if it is feasible. Thanks very much.
Comment by Calvin — June 28, 2006 @ 11:13 pm
[…] In Qian Zhongshu’s (钱钟树) 1947 novel Fortress Besieged (围城), one of the greatest works of twentieth-century Chinese literature, protagonist Fang Hung-chien attempts to build a career with a fake degree from an imaginary American university. As seen in a post yesterday [zh] from Bullog blogger Fang Zhouzi, life does still imitate art, seventy years later, and at even the highest levels in Chinese society: 吴征“博士”失母校：巴灵顿大学关门大吉 Wu Zheng “PhD” Loses alma mater: Barrington University’s Lucky Day 在中国很著名的美国“大学”、吴征获得其博士学位的巴灵顿大学（又写做巴林顿、柏林顿、百林顿大学）在2004年被美国总审计局特殊调查办公室认定为属于标价贩卖文凭的“文凭制造厂”（diploma mill）。 The American “university” so renowned in China where Wu Zheng earned his doctorate, Barrington University, was deemed by the Government Accountability Office’s Office of Special Investigations as a “diploma mill”, selling diplomas for a fixed price. […]
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