After the president of Peking University mispronounced the word "Yu Hong", Tsinghua wrote another typo. User comment: Is it still worthy of being a prestigious school?

Tsinghua University and Peking University are well-known first-class universities in China, with a history of one hundred years. They have stepped out of countless celebrities and cultivated many social elites. During the Republic of China, a group of famous cultural masters such as Lu Xun and Hu Shi taught in two famous universities. It can be said that Tsinghua Peking University has a close relationship with the history of China since the late Qing Dynasty. No wonder everyone yearned for Tsinghua Peking University when they were young.

Since it is a century-old prestigious school and a first-class university, our impression of it is naturally that "the most educated people in China are there". The jokes made by other schools will not attract much attention, while the jokes made by Tsinghua Peking University will easily lead to boiling public opinion.

Two years ago, Lin Jianhua, president of Peking University, delivered a speech at the 20th anniversary of/kloc-0, reading "the ambition of a swan" as "the ambition of a rainbow", which instantly ignited public opinion. Unless you can't read or go to school, most people know how to pronounce the word "Hong" and the origin of the allusion:

"Lu Chunqiu Rong Shi": "The ambition of the husband lies in ambition, and the ambition of the swan lies in sincerity."

Historical Records of Chen She Family: "Hehe! Swallows know the ambition of swans! "

Of course, the pronunciation of the word "Hu" is indeed more than "hú". According to the Kangxi dictionary of Qing Dynasty, when Hu read "hú", it refers to swans;

When reading "hè", it refers to cranes;

Re-reading "G incarnation" refers to the center of the arrow target, or the target and purpose;

Another pronunciation that few people know is "gào", which is usually used for place names.

Lin Jianhua's "good" is not in these four pronunciations, so many netizens questioned why he, as the president of Peking University, made such a low-level mistake in public. As the principal, he is the cultural card of Peking University, even junior high school students are not as good as him, which is ridiculous. That year, Lin Jianhua stepped down as president of Peking University.

Coincidentally, a year later, a "typo incident" occurred in Tsinghua, which triggered discussion again. In the welcome activity, the banner of Tsinghua University impressively reads "Hot column (should be strong) welcomes you ... to be new", which is even more outrageous, because the word warmth is commonly used, often said and often seen in our lives, and there is nothing wrong with pulling a banner in any hotel on the roadside.

As a century-old prestigious school, the education level of both teachers and students in Tsinghua will not be low. If students dictate and the advertiser who made the slogan makes a mistake, won't the banner be checked when it arrives? And if students write slogans and give them to advertisers, the problem is even bigger. Those who have been admitted to Tsinghua have even misspelled the words "enthusiasm" and "ferocity".

To say the least, didn't anyone find the mistake when hanging the banner? Aren't you afraid of bad influence if you don't correct your mistakes? In fact, I can understand the thoughts of netizens. After reading the typo, the president of Peking University issued an apology statement, saying that he was born in science and engineering and his level of literature and history was not enough. He sincerely apologized for the typo, and then the conversation turned to think that everyone should pay more attention to his ideas:

"Anxiety and doubt can't create value, but will hinder our steps towards the future. What enables us to move towards the future is firm confidence, courage to face reality and future-oriented actions. "