According to reports, not long ago, Emily, an American foreign teacher who taught at Sichuan University , was given a limited time to leave the country for not complying with the epidemic prevention regulations and spreading rumors and slandering China.
reported that Emily previously worked at Sichuan University Pittsburgh College , where she served as a foreign teacher. According to the previous introduction to Emily on the official website of Sichuan University, she is a high-achieving student who graduated from Brown University , and she is also a PhD graduate. Not only that, Emily also has 5 Ivy League University degrees. Before coming to China, Emily also worked at Harvard University , Yale University and Columbia University .
In theory, such a person with higher education should be more qualified, but Emily is not the case. It is reported that in July this year, Emily traveled to in Ganzi Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan, which coincided with the rebound of the epidemic in Sichuan. At that time, the local epidemic prevention personnel came to the folklore where Emily was staying to find out. When it was Emily's turn, the epidemic prevention personnel asked Emily to show her health code.
However, Emily seems to have persecution delusion and refuses to show her health code. The epidemic prevention personnel have been communicating with Emily, but Emily has always refused to cooperate. Not only that, she also shot a video with her mobile phone and posted a tweet to "seek help" from the United States. In one of the tweets, Emily stated that he hoped the United States would dispatch the Marine Corps to "rescue it."
In addition to "seek help", Emily also issued some unsightly racist remarks. She asked the US police to drive local Chinese and ethnic Chinese out of the hotel so that they could not go out. The reason turned out to be repeated hype by the US government. "The Origin of Viruses". What's more, Emily also filmed a video of police officers on duty, slandering these police officers as "homicidal."
However, according to witnesses at the scene, it was Emily who had been spreading rumors at the time, and the Chinese personnel, whether the epidemic prevention personnel or the police, were very polite to her. Even though Emily was messing around at the scene, the police and epidemic prevention personnel were not angry, and they did not make physical contact with her, so all Emily's remarks are rumors and slanders.
As for the video of police officers taken by Emily, it is clear from her video that these police officers are smiling. It is reported that these policemen were performing other tasks at the time, just passing by the folklore where Emily was. After discovering that Emily was filming, they all showed kind smiles. However, Emily spread the rumors on the Internet that they are "homicidal", really the wicked sued first.
After the incident, Sichuan University immediately intervened, saying that Emily's behavior was very bad and had affected the reputation of Sichuan University, so the school had dismissed her. After the incident, the local police also summoned Emily on the matter. After calming down, Emily confessed to her previous rumors. According to relevant laws, the police imposed a deadline for Emily to leave the country, restricting her to leave China before September 2.
It is reported that on September 2nd, Emily had left China on an international flight from Shanghai Airport. After the incident was exposed, netizens called out: "Great happiness." Emily, as a foreigner working in China, not only does not abide by Chinese laws and regulations, but also wantonly slander and spread rumors about China.Such foreigners are not welcome in China. Moreover, Emily's behavior has affected China's reputation, so she should be given a time limit to leave the country.
In recent years, China has developed faster and faster, so more and more foreigners have come to work in China. We welcome those foreigners who abide by laws and regulations. They can also promote exchanges between China and other countries to a certain extent. But for people like Emily, we are very unwelcome, because their existence will only harm China's rights and interests.
In fact, there is more than one foreigner like Emily in China. They work in China and enjoy the convenience of China, but they do things that harm China's interests. For these people, we must resolutely resist and take immediate measures once we find them. Previously, China had arrested two Canadians who were suspected of engaging in activities in China that endangered China's national security. Currently, one of them has been sentenced to 11 years in prison and deported.
However, the Canadian government expressed dissatisfaction with China's actions and tried to pressure China to release these two people, but it was quickly refuted by China. The reason Canada dares to do this is nothing but the backing of the United States. But when it comes to China's national security, China will never give in. Even if Canada has the backing of the United States, it will be useless.
Over the years, foreigners have enjoyed a lot of convenience in China. Now China is telling them: If they do not abide by Chinese laws and regulations, no matter who is behind them, China will definitely treat them Take effective measures to safeguard China's national security and interests. So I advise some foreigners not to take a fluke or challenge Chinese laws, otherwise they will face the same fate as Emily.
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