From Mop:
A man claiming to be a Beijing University vice-president recently planned to use promises of benefits/favors to take sexual advantage of a female university student. After being stopped by the police, this man not only refused to cooperate, he threw around his title.
On February 26 around 11pm, Zhengzhou City police received a call that a girl was being assaulted/attacked in a hotel. pol.ice rushed to the scene and after understanding the full details of the situation, the assailant — also the victim’s boss not only refused to cooperate, he actually threw around his title, saying to the pol.ice: “I am Beijing University’s Minglun College’s Vice President, I am Wang Zihan!” Afterward, he repeatedly referred to himself as “a public figure”.
After investigations later, Beijing University’s Minglun College’s Vice President is indeed a person named Wang Zihan, whose appearance indeed looks strikingly similar to this “Wang Zihan”. However according to pol.ice: “He is only someone who comes out to give lectures, and cannot be considered a public figure.”
In view of this matter, the police* reminds: Female university students should draw a lesson from this. Girls should not so easily trust certain so-called experts and scholars. These people are strongly deceptive.
This is the news video report about this incident:
Translations of the main highlights of the video that most Chinese netizens feel are very funny:
0:09 – 0:22
Girl: “He undid my bra. He planned to sexually assault me. He said ‘I am no less/inferior to any of your other guys. Do you consider me too old [for you]?” He was going to, then he said ‘I want to insert [插, cha] in you.’”
0:30 – 0:45
Girl: [Explains that the man promised to give her benefits or help her with her career.]
0:50 – 0:55
Man: “I am Beijing University’s Minglun College’s Vice President, I am Wang Zihan! I am telling you [pointing at the camera], stop filming.”
1:00 – 1:03
Man: [pointing at camera] “I am a public figure, give me some face, okay?”
* The original post above included most of the details from the video news report, but there was a mistake: It was the girl’s father who said this on the phone, not the police.
This is the picture of Vice President Wang Zihan from Beijing University website:
Comments from Mop:
细时玩宾周大个憨沟沟:
Public figures also have normal physiological needs, but going to other people’s houses late at night to play hide and seek [duo mao mao] is not right.
wangtao8127:
At 22 seconds, what that girl said was truly classic.
清道夫■钢管:
This will become hot, that beast!! Can you leave some [women] for us unmarried men? Grass mud horse!
咸扯内裤淡草B:
This girl is nothing good either, going to a hotel alone with another man in the middle of the night for no reason!!
ay2911:
The people of Hunan send a message of congratulations to Vice-President Wang. [The commenter is from Hunan, congratulations for becoming infamous.]
敏哥sks【基地∮新生】:
This year’s second catchphrase: “I am a public figure, give me some face, okay?”
fendico:
Good professors take you to heaven, bad professors take you to open a room…~~
This girl must never have visited Mop before, she does not know that there is division of labor in today’s society~~~
[the original Chinese comment used a pun, 叫兽, "screaming beast", instead of 教授, "professor"]
BIAOXYZ:
Not bad~~the transportation department is already in trouble… [referring to Lin Jiaxiang]
colrtb:
Human flesh search, human flesh search, hurry and organize a human flesh search rally to human flesh search this person.
bengaye:
Haha, I am dumbfounded after watching this, but I feel truly disappointed for those students.
rjm0305:
Good thing I do not yet have a daughter, and for now do not need to think about this problem.
Comments from Tianya:
bluecode12345:
Non-public figure me looking at a public figure spectacle.
理性时代2009:
Haha, wo CAO, I also want to be a public figure, and go around undoing people’s bras without consequence…
zleonxd:
Haha, by day he is a “jiao shou” [professor], by night he is a “qin shou” [beast]. But behaving like this is also too shamelessly open. Let’s see what happens to him after he gets out from this.
紫色2009:
I bet the female student and this bastard went to open a room, and something simply unexpected happened. Both are TMD no good.
宇时空间:
At the very least he should be charged for attempted rape. The police were also TMD letting him go because of who he is!
Fuck!
星飞影落:
It would be good if he is not from Beijing University. If he is from Beijing University, then it really is disappointing. Their [good] image would be lost. Nowadays there are a lot of people from who knows where pretending they are from some [well-known] university, which is really bad. When outside, be careful!
中部红鹰:
This video’s highlight is that MM saying the “insert” word.
It was such a vivid description, making people’s pulse race.
Its usage was just right, and can be said to be the finishing touch.
mididancers:
Beijing University has become famous yet again,
its professors have become famous yet again…
iguitar:
I now know why Chinese women like to be with foreign men,
because Chinese men do not even know how to protect their own women.
Having your bra undone by someone yet still unable to sue/charge them.
脱鞋扔你:
It is difficult to imagine “I am a public figure” not becoming popular.
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The name of the College, Minglun, literally means Moral Enlightenment. How ironic! Parking University disappointed me again!
我希望他事实上不是北大的。。
我发现了，他不是北大的，就是一个公司的，有时候来北大给一些讲了。 USTC’er: SB
一个女孩挨侵犯你第一想到是捍卫母校的名誉？你才傻屄。
Watch out Jim, if you offend the chimates defending the great pride of anything administrative the new comment rating system will *thumbs down* you! *rar*
I agree with your reaction, and thought the same thing, PKUer is one of the retards who grows up to box-buzz cut his hair and drive an alto with a bao-an ‘police’ hat displayed clearly in the back window, perhaps a 川Q license plate (Q!=O).
I thought the threes thumbs down were automatically ’served’ by VeerLeft for any comments written in Mandarin. btw, what’s Q!=O? a pun or something?
Referring to the losers who get a [provincial]Q license plate to ’simulate’ a government license plate, bringing some kind of clout – ala the same effect of putting a clearly displayed ‘police-like’ hat in their back window so while driving, you ‘respect’ them more. Never seen 海Q or 川Q or 北Q license plates? Mm…I pay attention to that kind of details for my own amusement :P
Heading characters are based on the places where vehicles are registered. For example, 川Q plates are issued in 宜宾行署 and most cars there have a 川Q license. And 川O belongs to provincial public safety department. Here’s a complete list of heading characters of license plates
http://www.sfd99.com/gsjj/Doc/auto.htm
However, there aren’t 海 and 北. Maybe you mean 琼(海南) and 京(北京) ?
Never mind. I find 海 and 北 are military plates. Haven’t seen them before though.
I know about license plates, I wrote wrong for shanghai’s/beijings because I don’t live in either city. I was implying that some losers purposely register cars in districts which yield a Q yet drive them in bigger cities because it LOOKS like an O if you don’t look very carefully, and they think they can ‘pass off’ as a government vehicle as opposed to a fuckin peasant, which people who do things like that, often are.
@Rick- Shanghai is 沪.
But the military plates… that’s a whole other can of worms you’ve opened up there.
PKUer, your attitude and your Chinese are terrible. Some of my high school mates went to Beijing University. Unlike you, they are quite honest and have no hesitation in criticizing their own school. Think twice what you are defending. And your Chinese tells that you seem not to be a native speaker. You are a NC.
Served. Served. Served.
Hilarious that he said his full name and occupation on camera, and they go and broadcast it.
“I am Beijing University’s Minglun College’s Vice President!”
Not anymore!
“Female university students should draw a lesson from this. Girls should not so easily trust certain so-called experts and scholars.”
So true, so true. Especially those dirty anthropologists and their “participant observation” methods.
@ Yan Xishan
WELL SAID! I couldn’t agree more with you. Those so called “experts” are really “wolfs desguised as lambs” and trying to exploit and take advantage of their position.
Many times they gain the trust of honest and innocent students by leading them into abusive and indecent actions. Students (especially girls): beware of them! Do not be deceived. Denounce them, if necessary!
big deal if he’s the University VP! Still just another person.
Who says it’s no big deal?!
I’m a fxxxing public figure!!
Hmm… Just cuz he’s a VP of some prestigious school, he can assault people. Great way of advertising the school. No matter who you are, you have no rights to assault even for Presidents, Bill Clinton.
This is a lesser known clause in the Executive Powers Act:
“The power to discriminate sexually, assault, doddle, diddle, molest, annoy, tease, and poke female interns and staffers will rest with the Executive Branch because the prez is tired of only Senators and Justices getting poontang”
Is it the actual VP? They look similar in the video but the article still begins with “a man claiming..”
he repeatedly referred to himself as “a public figure”
———————-
Very funny, he basically printed a whole bunch of tags that read “scumbag”, “asshole”, “bastard”, “shame”, and stuck them to all public figures in this country.
This guy needs to be sent to mental rehab.
“pol.ice rushed to the scene”
ROFL
I’ve only ever seen the Chinese police rush to the front of a queue.
What an idiot! I hope he loses his job if for no other reason than anyone affiliated with Beida ought to be smart enough to know when someone’s waving a video camera around and you’re the guy they’re accusing of doing something wrong, shouting your job title and university is a very, very stupid idea.
Reminds me of how when Larry Craig got caught soliciting gay sex in a restroom in Minneapolis, he tried to dissuade the police officer by saying, “Do you know who I am?”
I’m glad this kind of news is published in any case, hopefully it will not only dissuade so many of these chumps from abusing their positions of authority over young (but doubtfully innocent, come on) girls.
I’m really not a fan of many teachers/professors I have met in China, in general, they are often not so highly educated themselves, and treat themselves like Gods because they can force some impressionable minds into worshiping their otherwise objectionable views.
Rick, you must have extreme bad luck in meeting girls/teachers in China. LOL. None of the dozens of teachers I met treat themselves like Gods, though some indeed were wedded to their own opinions. Please share some stories. just curious.
I don’t know man. The girl went with him to a hotel in the evening. What did she think was about to happen? A friendly game of Majong? No respect for the professor but if a chick goes to a hotel with the guy in that manner she shouldn’t act all surprised and start screaming rape when he makes a pass at her. On the other hand I suspect it could be hard for a girl to turn her professor down since the guy could basically f_ck up her studies for good if he wanted. Viewed in that light I definately think the professor should be fired for his not-so-subtle approach, but girl,, don’t think that you are totally in the clear here.
The girl has the right to say no at any time. Even if she did go to a hotel room in the middle of the night.
This idea that it was some how her fault confuses me and shows me how backwards some people’s opinions are.
If she hadn’t gone to the hotel with him, he would have given her poor grades. There would have been no public outcry, but her future would be at risk.
She most likely went with him because she couldn’t say no to him. She most likely was too scared of offending him to say no. When the issue became real rather than just theoretical, then her self-preservation instinct kicked in, and she finally spoke out.
Blaming the girl will stop other girls from speaking out. Unless you any concrete evidence that the girl wanted to do this – which you don’t – then you should not blame the girl at all.
You have a point, Chris
Haha! I don’t understand why he would say that on camera. If I were him I would blocked the damn camera and no comment the hell out of there. Know what I mean?
Anyway I got go. I just got paged and I need to go do my bizniz.
I’ve got something to put in you,
I’ve got something to put in you,
I’ve got something to put in you,
At the Bei DA, Bei DA, Bei DA
Maybe they couldnt agree on a price and he tried to get a little free sample.
I wonder if there will ever be a time when people like this will be deterred by the thought that, even if they manage to pull rank, they will become infamous online and the other authorities will do something about them just to appease all the people upset with them?
That said, I DO wonder exactly why she was meeting with this guy at a hotel room. There simply aren’t many innocent explanations for that. It doesn’t make it right, of course, but you have to wonder what she would have agreed to.
University attracts all sorts of people. Not just students and eccentric academics.
I heard of flashers hiding in the bushes before at some universities in other countries, muggers and scam artists.
Though this comment doesn’t deserve negatives… who the hell gave it 2 positives? why the hell did you?
anyone having problem with twitter????? I think it’s gfw’ed.
It takes two hands to clap.. i don’t believe the girl that goes to a hotel room with a middle age man not knowing that this will happen..
Come on, I don’t believe if he is indeed the VP, will threaten the girl just to get her to bed…
Has anyone thought this all could be a set up … who took the video? is it normal for police to “rush to the scene”? How could the “VP” waiting for the police to show up? Who made the police call?
Just my thoughts..
RE: “It takes two hands to clap”
The master asked his students, “Who amongst you can demonstrate the sound of one hand clapping.”
It is quite strange. Girl goes with “teacher” in hotel room during the night. Why? Then, suddenly, police came in. Who called them? Who brought camera? Why this guy told his name and occupation in camera, risking public humiliation?
Then, is he VP or not? Being a lecturer and VP on Uni makes someone public figure. Too much question marks for me. I think this is a setup.
Jesus you retard, too busy whining about my Chinese or something to realize that what I said is true! I’m not blindly defending my school, we have TONS of problems, I merely hoped that such a disgusting person wasn’t part of our college, did some investigation, and hey, turns out, he isn’t!
Then you should have laid out some facts, evidence, links, etc, and stated your conclusion in a civilized fashion, because last time I checked, Peking University is an honorably prestigious institution, so calling someone SB right away isn’t exactly what we expect from a student of PKU.
@USTCer: excellent link on the plates!
Question: what number does one call to report misuse/abuse of military plates? Obviously 110 cannot deal with them and only the military can police the military (or fakes).
Also, I know the Army is different from the Air Force, which is different from the Navy etc. with their separate jurisdictions!
Any numbers for Guangdong/Guangzhou???
Cheers
According to the regulation “中国人民解放军警备条令”,
http://bbs.tiexue.net/post_2603704_1.html
the PLA has provincial/regional department 警备司令部 (duty similar to Military Police) to handle misuse/abuse of their plates. 警备司令部 doesn’t have a fixed phone number in different cities so alway call 114 to make a query.
Most people driving military vehicles are not military unless they are in uniform, or if they are, are not licensed military drivers. Police have the right to stop and even (I think) arrest non-military drivers of military vehicles, they HAVE to be licensed BY THE MILITARY to drive Military vehicles, specifically, and can’t just roll about in their friends truck. In fact, there was a lot of corruption around military people allowing non-military people to use their military vehicles so they could drive around ‘above the law’ and get special privileges, in exchange for business benefits for the military person who was responsible for the vehicle.
his real identity won’t matter any more, because many people have watched this vid and few bothered to explore deeper.
the impression has been carved in.
Why do we have to have any standards and morality and all that? Just beacuse some’s from PKU so they have to conform to some b.s?
Society is still shitty.
Humanity is still shitty.
Nothing going to change that just because you f**ks (the humanity) think you are above some “bullshit” when all you f**ks s**t all stink real bad.
Time of the month?
I don’t want to assume too much, but based on the video, the girl is not entirely innocent and the man is not really a VP of some school in PKU in its ordinary sense, but some kind of lecturer.
Don’t understand the fuss over it. I just see it as an “illict” transaction that went wrong.
You can buy school but you can’t buy class. This person shows how much of a blue ribbon moron he is by claiming he is a public figure. That strategy was soooo pre-Internet scavenger hunt.
the guy could have been under a lot of stress @ home. we don’t know… maybe he needed to release his stress or something.
Well, there is really only 1 way to settle this: the girl who was victimized must be allowed to freely molest the man’s children. Either that or she must be allowed to “insert” a dildo no shorter than 10cm but no longer than 20cm into the man’s rectum. The man, must then wear a sign that says “I got inserted” and a picture will then be taken and posted on Beijing University website.
That would be my kind of justice
Insert the dildo into his rectum? I think more of a punishment would be inserting a mini dildo into his peehole…that faggot probably *asks* girls to take him from behind.
Whoa… I hope I didn’t come out as supporting the guy. What I meant to say is just that society sucks… humanity sucks… life sucks. Not that this f***k can do anything he wants.
You peeps are all asleep while “they” are planning to kill most of you… real soon now :)
The guy is an asshole,, I hope I made that clear in my first post. I definately support a girls (or mans) right to say no at any time but what I was trying to say was that she probably should have said “no” before going to a hotel with this bastard. Sorry.
Still think this is a plot against real VP. What is beneath that, I don’t know
Yeah, this sounds like the police are taking two things very seriously here.
1. Bribery and unfair grading
2. Use of leverage “as a boss” to demand sexual favors at a subordinate’s risk – ie sexual harassment.
VERY seriously. This shit goes unnoticed all the time in the U.S. If a girl sleeps with her professor for better grades, people just shrug “what you going to do right?” because the courts here suck and don’t take it seriously that the professor’s power could make it coercion, because they assume it is ALWAYS entirely free will and the girl having other good options. Courts here are no good. Always say it is “her fault” and “she wanted it” – yes that is true many times, but what about when it is not.
Looks like Chinese police either
A. Take it very differently and see the leverage and power difference and assume the girl is unable to give consent in this case *before* they find out the facts and what power this guy could/would’ve used to screw her career over.
B. Or they just wanted an excuse to “plant” this guy – “set him up” – take a violation with a student (which, again, maybe was consensual, maybe was not) and use it to ruin him. Other posters are right. Something very fishy about just how seriously they are taking this and the way it was addressed.
I am a public figure please give me some head