Teacher Li: Xi'an University Students Locked Down Because Zhengzhou University Students Went to Kaifeng to Eat Steamed Buns

A university student from Shanxi and Anhui would never have imagined that they would be locked down in school because a group of Zhengzhou university students cycled to Kaifeng to eat steamed buns (actual steamed buns, author's note).

After the Kaifeng cycling trip went viral, many people began to disbelieve that this was caused by 4 girls cycling to Kaifeng to eat steamed buns and going viral on Douyin (actual steamed buns, author's note). But this is the explosive power of social media; you have no choice but to accept it.

As for conspiracy theories and conspiracy theories about foreign forces, they are truly just scaring oneself. As a member of the foreign forces myself, when I saw it a few days ago, I was too lazy to post it, thinking it was just a gathering of young people and there was no need to post need to post it, leaving it to the domestic official media. Moreover, they were waving national flags and singing the national anthem throughout the process; if I posted it, I posted it, I'm afraid some people would say I was whitewashing for the Communist Party.

However, facts prove that even for something positive, promoting tourism, and increasing city visibility—something that could be done very beautifully if the local government had a bit of brains—even if you wave the flag and sing the national anthem and shout 'Long live the Communist Party' all the way, it won't work.

Because some people in high positions of power are already terrified just by seeing a group of people gathering.

Suddenly, I feel a bit sorry for the professor who called these university students 'useless' on the 7th; if he were to start scolding again today, he probably wouldn't be called in for a talk by the school.