Just after the New Year, there were two incidents related to the United States that were very hot.
One is the "Epstein List" incident, which "dominates the list" on American online platforms every day, and netizens around the world are about to vomit when they eat melons.
The other is the desperate problem of the "Fudan Wandering Doctor in the United States" that I want to talk about today.
Interestingly, the matter is very hot in the country, but not in the United States.
The protagonist's name is Sun Weidong.
Originally from Jiangyin, Jiangsu, he was born in 1969.
In August 1984, he graduated from Changjing Junior High School in Jiangyin, Jiangsu Province.
Entered the senior one (3) class of Nanjing Middle School.
In January 1985, he was admitted to Fudan University, majoring in physics.
After graduating with a bachelor's degree, he was selected by Nobel Laureate Tsung-Dao Lee to become a member of the CUSPEA (Sino-US Joint Physics Graduate Program) co-organized by the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Ministry of Education, and went to Brooklyn College of the City University of New York.
After graduating with a Ph.D., he stayed on to study as a postdoctoral fellow.
From 1998 to 1999, he began to work in condensed matter physics.
Published 10 SCI** papers.
He worked as a programmer on Wall Street for two years, got a green card and became a U.S. citizen
I started living on the streets around 2007, and it has been 16 years since then.
From being on the streets to being discovered, what happened in the past 16 years?Although there are many rumors on the Internet, the real reason is probably only clear to him.
His own claim that he was deceived into marriage and caused mental disorders may not be credible (in the late 90s, he met a Chinese woman with a daughter in New York. The woman was very kind to him, and the two got married. But after the woman got a green card through marriage, she divorced him).
We might as well help him do the math, he worked on Wall Street for two years as a software developer, which is a high-paying position, and he said that he has a monthly salary of $100,000 ("Southern *** Report"), so he must have more than $2 million in two years.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor statistics, the median monthly salary change for full-time employees in the United States:
2001: $2,380.
2002: $2,420.
2003: $2,472.
2004: $2,528.
2005: $2,596.
2006: $2,700.
2007: $2,780.
That is, before his wandering, many Americans did not earn enough in a year to earn as much as he earned in a month. So his money ** went?
He didn't send it to his hometown in Jiangyin to honor his mother, nor did he buy real estate, so he quickly became a poor bastard, which is obviously unreasonable.
The woman who caught the "Golden Turtle Son-in-law" with an annual salary of one million dollars abandoned him after marriage, and the motive was actually to cheat a green card, which many netizens also found unreasonable.
There is more discussion and analysis online about these bizarre situations.
But an American, why should the Chinese break their hearts?
The reason is very simple, some people are deliberately hyping Sun Weidong, playing the "love card", "emotional card", "talent card", and even the "national card", saying that they want to take him back to China.
A U.S. citizen, what country can he go back to?These people can't say that Locke's arrival in China is also a return to China, right?
If he wanders the streets of China, and those zealous people in the United States take him to the United States, then he is called home, not the other way around.
For more than 100 years, Chinese people have worked hard overseas to make a living, and there are many, many of them.
If you can keep your roots in your homeland, you are a person with affection and righteousness.
However, this is not the case with Sun Weidong, who has almost cut off contact with his hometown in the United States. To be realistic, he has long since stopped thinking of himself as a Chinese.
Of course, he is not a traitor ** thief, Yu Maochun is a traitor ** thief.
Sun Weidong was originally a promising technology talent, but in the United States, he became a street man for personal reasons.
The United States may have too many talents, and even the outstanding talents in physics have been abandoned, and this is not Sun Weidong's problem, this is his country's institutional problem.
When Sun Weidong went to the United States, some people said that it was at public expense, and some people said that it was at his own expense, but the boundary of this matter is not so obvious, which has something to do with the background of the times.
After the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States in 1979, from 1980 to the end of 1988, there were 76 American universities, 21 Canadian universities, and 95 Chinese universities in China-US cooperative universities (jointly training physics graduate students).
It's a unique way to recruit students, breaking American history by recruiting dozens of physics graduate students from China each year, in addition to their regular enrollment plans.
Lee Tsung-dao travels between China and the United States, on the one hand, he wants to find physics talents in China, and on the other hand, he wants to persuade the top American universities to accept them (free tuition, providing living assistance).
This is how Sun Weidong was chosen, he is a young talent.
CUSPEA has trained 915 physicists, but less than 30 percent of them have returned to China, most of them staying in the United States, or going to Canada and Europe.
Looking back, isn't this the "talent introduction plan" of the United States?We still think too well of the Americans.
Lee Tsung-Dao wanted to train talents for China, but these young talents "integrated" into the United States when they arrived in the United States, and many of them became Americans.
In Sun Weidong's hometown, his family, teachers, relatives, friends, and classmates all thought that he was studying at public expense. Because there was no such thing as "self-finance" at that time, it was impossible for individuals to have the financial ability to pay for themselves.
In fact, in the final analysis, they all got the opportunity to study abroad with the help of national resources.
If some people insist on using today's concept of "self-funded study abroad" to defend Sun Weidong, then, take 10,000 steps back and say, the country doesn't owe Sun Weidong anything, right?
Of course, the country wanted them to be able to return after completing their studies, but at that time, the country was poor, and when they lived a high standard of life in the United States, were used to seeing skyscrapers, and enjoyed the glitz and glamour, some people looked down on their country and felt that their hometown was not worthy of their excellent self.
Sun Weidong's life trajectory has undergone such a major change, which is the result of his own choice.
For 16 years, he lived on the streets, sleeping in Internet cafes and subway stations in winter, wearing clothes and pants that others didn't want, relying on food relief, and even begging and picking up food discarded by others to survive.
His hair was gray and messy, his teeth were loose and fell out, he had difficulty chewing, he could only swallow food, and he was probably beaten by others.
Pathetic is really pitiful.
But I really can't sympathize with him, no matter what cards those people play.
There is something strange about it, and the weirdest thing is that there is a source that says:A staff member of the "Jiangyin Citizen Help Center" in Mr. Sun's hometown said that the alumni association has been helping Mr. Sun to make up the ** case, and the relevant departments in his hometown are following up on the re-application.
As a result, netizens found that the "Jiangyin Citizen Help Center", which looks like a ** organization, is a Li ghost.
Its real identity is a local company that provides water pipe repair and door unlocking services.
The account is now set to private and all content is no longer visible.
On January 8, a staff member of the Social Assistance Section of the Jiangyin Civil Affairs Bureau said that Sun is a citizen of the United States, and he has not received any notice against him from his superiors, and he is not very clear about the matter of supplementing **The "Jiangyin Citizen Help Center" is not a subordinate institution of this unit.
Why did a Li ghost jump up and down in this matter, and why did a water pipe repairer "make up" a certificate for the local ** "master" to him?
Let's take a look at Shen Jun, who claims to be the president of the Shanghai Association of Americans, she also played an important role in this matter.
At the beginning of 2022, she helped Uncle Liu, who slept on the street in the United States, reapply for a Chinese passport, and also raised 1$50,000 to send Uncle Liu to China, but his family refused to meet. Then, Uncle Liu, who abandoned his wife and children back then, made a fuss about dividing the property.
Now, the president who is overflowing with love is sending another uncle back.
Some people want to put pressure on the Internet, put pressure on the society, and put pressure on the **, and stir up Sun Weidong's matter.
So, aren't the disappeared plumber and the "president of the Shanghai Fellow Association" just working together inside and out?
It is very likely that this incident went from meeting Sun Weidong on the street to helping Sun Weidong return to China ......It's a script in itself, and behind the script is business.
Since it's business, how can I sympathize?No matter how touching the script is, it's just a play.
We all know that helping people get to the United States is a business. So, will helping people run into China as a business?
Some people will sigh and cry for this scene, but don't forget, if they succeed, there will be Zhang Weidong, Li Weidong, and Zhao Weidong ...... the United States in the futureThere will also be Uncle Wang, Uncle Li, and Uncle Sun ......
Fuck your uncle!
They are all adults, and they make their own karma and suffer by themselves!I can't stand it, please go to the door of the White House to find warmth.