Unfortunately, it's not me

Now the entire internet is digging into Miss Dong's background—from her undergraduate degree in economics at Columbia to the '4+4' program at Xiehe, from a 24-page water paper to patent plagiarism as a student at Beike University, even details about her aunt's lab's disabled graduate student being extended have been unearthed. Even more absurd is that the Xiehe Medical School deleted the admissions webpage and removed the papers from CNKI, these 'covering up' operations have all been screen-captured by netizens as evidence. It's like a thief wiping fingerprints after a crime, only to be caught on surveillance video during the whole process; the more they try to cover up, the more flaws emerge.

This time it is not a self-examination by the hospital, but a group from the Audit Office and the Ministry of Education coming in. Just look at the direction they are investigating to know they are aiming to pinpoint key issues: the admission list of the '4+4' program, the flow of 47 million 'expert consulting fees' from the China Metallurgical Group, and the interest chain of the Dong family spanning three generations. Especially since the research funding approved by Dong's father was directly allocated to Dong's mother's team, this kind of 'family business' operation cannot hide from the big data of auditing.