As the economy in China deteriorates, the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) authorities — fearful of the public speaking the truth — are forcibly silencing dissent. Recently, a former associate professor at Tsinghua University was reported on the spot by a student after expressing a “pessimistic” view of China’s economic situation during a lecture. He was subsequently summoned by police for questioning, an incident that has drawn significant attention.
Zheng Yuhuang reported for class; police arrived for questioning
On June 28, Zheng Yuhuang — a former associate professor and doctoral advisor in the Department of Marketing at Tsinghua University’s School of Economics and Management — was lecturing on China’s current economic situation; he specifically discussed how the outlook is “macro-pessimistic but micro-optimistic,” a trend likely to persist for 20 to 30 years. A student instantly reported him. Just how despicable must one be to report a teacher? The police subsequently came to the classroom and questioned him.
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