Rotten Intellectuals in China

Professor Yu Qiuyu of MUST

2011-10-04T22:31:00.004+08:00

Dean of the College of Humanity Arts of the Macau University of Science and Technology, Professor Yu Qiuyu had been flying out of the radar of this blog, mostly because of the presumption that writers do not have virtue. But increasingly so, Professor Yu managed to make himself standing out high above almost other writers alive in China, thus this entry.

Around the time of the Great Cultural Revolution, Yu's father was jailed, and his uncle was forced suicide. Yu, however, devoted himself and embraced the 'revolution' with full heart, as a major writer advocating for the revolution. Yu is a red guard and a key member of the group 'Shi Yi Ge (a song of the rock)' which was responsible for numerous articles that had been used in propaganda campaign for the revolution. Yu had been linked directly to persecution of intelligentsia with conscious and value. Yu is also a key editorial member of journal 'Morning Cloud', which is an important vehicle of the spreading of 'cultural revolution'.

Yu had been criticized for having no clue of history while writing about history, along plagiarism and other unethical behavior and academic misconduct. However, those were not the concern of this blog.

What enraged us, the normal people, are Yu's aggressive accusations on anyone who do not fully agree with the communism ideology and the ruling of the communist party. After the Sichuan Earthquake, when tens of thousands of people were killed, and disproportional school buildings collapsed, people demand the government to investigate the building quality of school buildings. Yu jumped out, and threatened parents who had their children killed should remind silence, otherwise their act could be exploited by anti-government movement. Yu encouraged them to 'act like the ruling class of this country', and collaborate to keep the mood of the country. Yu, has been a iconic figure of shamelessness, and a living proof that a person with knowledge have the capacity to dive deeper below moral bottom line.

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The 220 Clan

2011-09-01T11:15:00.001+08:00

The revision of article 220 of the Criminal Procedure Law granted the police unlimited power to secretly detain human rights activists and political dissidents alike. They could be put into confinement without legal proceedings and without informing their families. The revision was made after the international society called foul when the authority secretly detained artist Ai Weiwei and his entire team, including accountants, drivers, interns for months without telling any of their families members their whereabouts. Ai Weiwei was last seen at Beijing Airport before taken away from public eyes. Therefore, his family could figure he must be detained although the authority never admitted. For his team members, they were taken separately so for a long period their families could not figure out what had happened to them.

Following scholars and professors endorsed the revision, which was a.k.a. Article 220.

♣♣♣♣ Professor Wu Fatian of the China University of Law and Political Sciences;
♣ Wang Minyuan of Chinese Social Science Academy
♣ Professor Song Yinghui of Beijing Normal University
♣♣ Professor Xie Youping of Fudan University

Professor Wang Mengshu of Beijing University of Communications

2011-07-25T00:37:00.000+08:00

Professor Wang Mengshu of Beijing University of Communications (also know as Beijing Jiaotong University) is an academician of the Chinese Engineering Academy and top authority in railway system in China.

Hours after the 7/23 accident, where a bullet train was rammed behind by another bullet train at full speed, Wang claimed the driver error was possible cause, despite evidence pointed to a flawed signaling system. According to data log, the control room failed to notify the second train D301 that the first train D3115 was sitting on the track. Also according to data log, traffic signal at the area were showing green all the way. Also according to data log, ground based blocking system was not functioning at the time.

On the contrary, the driver of D301 stayed on his stand to the last second, and was stuck to death by the emergency brake handle. The driver, Mr. Pan, probably saved hundreds of people's life. Throwing a hero under the bus, just to sell more ill designed rail systems were nothing short of murder.

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Professor Wu Danhong of China University of Political Science and Law

2011-04-20T05:55:00.006+08:00

Few lawyers are brave enough to speak for framed lawyer Li Zhuang, but Wu Danhong is the only one from academia who is bold enough to defend the illegal maneuvers of the Chongqing authority in the trail.

Coincidentally, in another high-profile case, murder of Qian Yunhui, Wu was the only one jumped out to question legality of revealing evidence of torture of witness by the police. Wu claimed police entitled the rights to torture, and that lawyer were not allowed by law to reveal.

After the 7/23 bulletin train accident, Wu set up a self-labelled grass root 'Anti-Rumor' Alliance organization, which closely collaborated with the central propaganda department and CCP controlled media to 'clarify' rumors spread on the Internet. 'Rumors' targeted by Wu's Alliance were later proved to be facts. Documents leaked from Wu's Alliance showed pro-Democratic activists were specifically targeted.

Wu endorsed the revision of the Criminal Procedure Law to allow the government unlimited secret detention power over human rights activists and political dissidents.

What a professor of the top law school in China.

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Professor Li Meijin of the Chinese People's Public Security University

2011-03-28T22:19:00.004+08:00

Professor Li Meijin is Third Commissioner police officer, Lead Graduate Adviser of Chinese People's Public Security University. Professor Li was educated by the Chinese People's University (now used the name of Renmin University). Professor Li barely made this list after she provide legal analysis for a CCTV program regarding a high profile homicide case. A young mother was run over by a car. The driver noticed she was still alive, he then drew a knife and killer her. The driver was subdued by witnesses who saw the case. Professor Li argued, the driver did not intend to kill. Because the driver studied piano, he must be repeating what he used to do, pressing the keys - an obsessive-compulsive disorder, when he struck the knife 8 times into the young woman's body. Professor Li equates the murder with playing piano. Genius! Readers should not be surprised. Professor was among few who agreed with Professor Sun Dongdong of Beijing University when he said 99% of people who appeal official decisions were mentally ill.

Professor Li is a nobody, comparing to her peers on this list. However, she should thank to the broad social impact of this case which brought her the 5 minutes of fame. While many criticized her behavior, the long last effect of this case would be remembered as new record on how low an educated person would go in front of public eyes.

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Professor Xu Xinrong of Zhejiang University

2011-03-28T03:35:00.002+08:00

Professor Xu Xinrong is Associate Dean of the Animal Science College of Zhejiang University of Zhejiang Province. Professor Xu is also the director of Insitute of Feed Science of Zhejiang University and the Vice Chair of the national Animal Biochemical Association.

Professor Xu made this list for his pioneering role in introducing the clenbuterol, CLB into China after taking a short visit to University of Virginia. It would be classified as a mis-step in academic research, which happens all the time, if Professor Xu had not confessed to the media that his group intentionally hide the side-effect when introducing the toxic material to be used in animal feed in China. In 2009, he explained to the media that, while at the time of 1990s the government was promoting lean pig, they felt they "shouldn't tell the other side of the story. Had they wrote about the side-effect of CLB, they wouldn't be able to publish their papers".

After exposed by the Consumer Day event on March 15, 2011, CLB usages had fomented in the last 2 weeks to a national scandal, and amounted to the largest food safety incident following the melamine milk of 2008. The incident brought to light how a big meat producer along government officials ignored obvious signs of safety violations. Alike the Sanlun melamine milk case, when the New Zealand based Fonterra owns 43% of Sunlun Diary, this time the meat producer Shuanghui (Shineway Group) of Henan Province was heavily invested and held by the Goldman Sachs of the US. The common traits of the worst public safety incidents are scientist, government, and a foreign company.

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Professor Pan Genxing of Nanjing Agricultural University

2011-02-21T09:59:00.002+08:00

Contacted by reporters regarding the toxic cadmium rice, Professor Pan assured people eating retail rice is safe, if people follow his 'scientific method'. Professor Pan explained, in fine print, that although rice in China's retail market is known for toxic ingredient such as lead, cadmium, aflatoxin, polish powder, bleaches, plastic, etc, each single batch usually not affected by multiple extra ingredient. Therefore, as long as people don't rely on single source for rice, they should have no concern at all.

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Professor Gao Mingxuan of People's University

2010-10-26T00:06:00.002+08:00

Professor Gao Mingxuan, born in Yuhuan County of Zhejiang Province. Professor Gao is deputy director of the Academic Committee of China Judicial Association, Honorable President of the Chinese Criminal Law Association and Deputy President of International Criminal Law Association.

Among Chinese intellectuals, Professor Gao was the only one stood out to defend the Communist Regime's criminalization of Dr. Liu Xiaobo whom was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010.

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Wu Jianmin: President of China Foreign Affairs University

2010-09-20T22:33:00.007+08:00

Amid the fermenting of anti-Japanese sentiment among Chinese after Japan arrested a Chinese skipper on Chinese water near Diaoyu Island, Wu claimed it's unpatriotic to boycott Japanese products.

In an interview with the official English newspaper Global Times, Wu threatened young people not to spread inciting opinions. Wu told the reporters Lin Yongfeng and Wang Jingtao that the US was tracking down inciting opinions.

Wu Jianmin was China's ambassador to France and President of the University of Foreign Affairs in Beijing. Wu, a Nanjingnese born in March 1939, is believed to be a Japanese bastard.

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Fang Binxing of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

2010-03-29T09:31:00.008+08:00

President of Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Academician, Fang Binxing made new year's greetings in 2008.

Fang earned his seat not only because what he had achieved, such as he was only touted as the father of the Great FireWall, but only because how he had achieved it, including numerous lies he made in public. On a most recent occasion, he went on National TV as arranged by the Propaganda Ministry to paint Google's withdrawn from China as a political conspiracy. Armed with his hundreds of page of research, he told the TV camera that Google set up an organization 'Chilling Effects' to censor network traffic. The talk was broad-casted nationally and rerun many times as an expert's technical evaluation of Google's practice.

When asked on foreign websites blocked by the Chinese government, Fang said it was caused by cost-cutting measures of commerical ISP in China who did not want to pay international bandwidth.

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Professor Ma Kechang of Wuhan University

2009-11-24T00:02:00.004+08:00

Professor Ma kechang is the Senior Chair of the Chinese Criminal Law Association. After the sentencing of Deng Yujiao, a young waitress who accidentally stabbed a communist official while she was being gang raped by a group of Party officials, endorsed the government's ruling. Despite a public outcry and opinions of many prominent legal experts, Professor Ma announced Deng's action was not proper self-defense. He said the crime against Deng was not harmful enough to warrant resistance. Further, he stated Deng committed intentional assault to the Party official by resisting the gang rape.

Professor Ma should have left that remark to his wife, for real.

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Professor Sun Dongdong of Beijing University

2009-04-02T22:03:00.008+08:00

Professor Sun Dongdong is the Director of Forensics in Beijing University. In an article published in the Chinese News Week (3/23/2009), Sun stated that over 99% appellants who who complain mistreated by government are mentally insane, and they should be locked up in mental facilities for their own benefit. In real world China, many political dissidents had been locked in mental facilities to bypass media attention of a regular trail.

In an early unrelated interview taken at Sina.com after the outbreak of Poisoned Sunlu Mike incident, Sun blamed the media for breaking up the story, and opposed to compensating victims. He was interviewed because he was named to be on the national investigation task force.

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Professor Zheng Yingren of PLA Logistical Engineering University

2008-06-04T21:51:00.005+08:00

When devastated parents questioned the built quality of school buildings that killed thousands of school children, professor Zheng jumped out to exclude there were quality issues. By all means, Zheng should be facing a fire squad before tomorrow's morning sun. What a shameless monster.

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Professor Zhou Xiyuan of BJPT

2008-05-17T11:14:00.006+08:00

When people demand an investigation in the build quality of school buildings collapsed in the Sichuan Earthquake, Professor Zhou concluded that school buildings were structurally weaker therefore it is normal to see them collapse first.

Regardless of the absurd of Zhou's theory, of which the only evident he could find to back is that in the 1933 Long Beach Earthquake, a school building collapsed, it is such a shame for Professor to jump out at this time. Telling from the construction materials revealed in the collapsed school building, it's obviously that they were not built by code. Even blind people will be able to smell the rat.

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NED RATS

2008-03-23T05:56:00.006+08:00

Disclaimer: These bunch of rats didn't deserve a single entry on each own, however, as Chinese, or Chinese decedents who receive funding from the NED, they earned their elite status on this ranking. Also known as the National Endowment of Democracy, NED provides money in propelling the destabilization of countries seen as competitors to the US. In particular, Chinese applicants were sponsored by NED to destabilize the Chinese society. So who are they?

Dr. Xiao Kate Zhou, "China's Long March to Freedom: Grassroots Liberalization through Individual Action", BS, 1982 from Wuhan University, Reagan-Fascell Democracy Fellow, March-July 2008;
Dr. Baogang He, BS 1982 from Hangzhou University, "Village Democracy in China", May-July 2003;
Dr. Guobiao Jiao, BS 1986 from Henan University, "Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on the Media in China", April-August 2005;

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Professor Jiang Ping of CUPL

2007-03-24T02:31:00.001+08:00

Professor Jiang Ping, former president of the China University of Political Science and Law, spoke to a China Economic Summit on May 21, 2004.

When consulted on a case involving a Chongqing resident confronting illegal brutal eviction by real estate developers, Professor Jiang recommended the court to send law enforcement agents to assist those developers.

Professor Jiang is a civil law authority in China, notably the chief drafter of the civil code as well as the recently passed property law, which for the first time that the communism China acknowledge the ownership of private property. Professor Jiang will be remembered in the legal history for his diligent contribution. However, he will also be remembered as a rent-a-lawyer figure who sells his sole to whoever pays the higher bid.

In the aforementioned case, the resident has all lawful rights on his resident, and the commercial develop refused to make proper compensation. In stead, they cut the electricity and water to the house, and block it with a 50 feet deep trench. When all failed, they bribed the local court to use armed forces, which is in fact a direct violation of a 2004 directive from a the Chinese Supreme Court that no force shall be used by the court in evicting resident for developers. When people all over the nation cried out foul, Professor Jiang jumped out to defend the rich. Professor Jiang argued that whoever could make more money out of a piece of land should be allowed the land.

There had been great concern over the enactment of the property law. Some feared it's a public surrender to the capitalism; while some feared it furthered denied poorer's opportunity in challenging the richer.

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Dr. Zhong Nanshan of GRIRD

2006-06-28T23:44:00.001+08:00

Dr. Zhong Nanshan, head of the Guangdong Research Institute for Respiratory Diseases, said the SARS would not spread on a large scale on November 1, 2004. Dr. Zhong is an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering.

Dr. Zhong made himself famous while helping the government in 'controlling' the spread of SARS, or in the least in 'controlling' the spread of the international attentions.

In a history-making tragedy incident, a 27 years old college graduate Mr. Sun Zhigang was arrested and subsequently beaten to death under police custody in March 2003. Police in the Guangdong province arrested Sun Zhigang with a brutal law allowing them to arrest any person visiting without proper local ID (which takes time and money to get). After the incident was publicized, the newly sworn-in State Council headed by Mr. Wen Jiabao acted quickly to invalidate the law. By the time, thousands of innocent lives had been lost due to the brutal law, and probably thousands more would be saved thanks to the abolishing of the brutal law.

In another recent highly publicized incident, Dr. Zhong's laptop was stolen. Because of his special social status, the local police mobilized hundreds of man powers and recovered it within 10 days, along with dozens of stolen laptops. While thanking for the police's effort, Dr. Zhong publicly pledged for the reinstate of the brutal law. In his words, innocent people without proper registration are not far from criminals, and that sacrificing their rights to protect the interests of those privileged are well worthy.

Artist and writer Ai weiwei, son of poet Ai Qing, believed Dr. Zhong had lost the capability of feeling ashamed. Dr. Zhong Nanshan is a shameless rat.

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Dr. Zhang Weiying of PKU

2006-03-02T01:16:00.001+08:00

Dr. Zhang Weiying is Professor of Economics, the Executive Associate Dean of Guanghua School of Management of Peking University, and Director of the Institute of Business Research of Peking University.

In a 'China Yougth Daily' article published on Feb 27, 2006, Dr. Zhang claimed that the CCP leaders materially suffered the biggest lost in the recent reform, and that they should be compensated as such.

Dr. Zhang claims to be on staff of the 'Modern China Research Center of the Oxford University'. No other referecneces to the agency are known.

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Dr. Ren Zhenglong of SAU

2006-01-20T04:50:00.001+08:00

Dr. Ren Zhenglong, vice president of the Sichuan Agriculture University, during an online interview at Qiangguo Forum of the People Net on March 5th 2003.

Ren suggested the authority for increase taxation upon the low income group of population on the ground that contributing to taxation would grant them the pride of being a Chinese citizen. The above remarks secured him a seat of the most shameless persons in China in the year of 2005.

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He Zuoxiu of CAS

2005-12-10T08:11:00.001+08:00

He Zuoxiu, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, showed a People's Daily article at a public speech at Lanzhou University on May 13th, 2004.

"Such a clown", no words left to be said.

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Dong Shuning of CCRI

2005-09-06T22:25:00.001+08:00

Deputy Director, Xian Branch of China Coal Research Institute

Dong, Chair of the expert committee which was invited by the local government in Guangdong concluded a coal mine was safe for production, without going down the mine himself. Hours after the the final report was submitted to his sponsor, and even before the 'expert committee' could fly out the local airport, the mine was submerged by water, and 123 miners died. It was long known fact that those mines were not safe to be dug. They were closed by the provincial safety administration in 2001.

Although Dong is not as established or influential as his peer rotten intellectuals exposed by this log, he is one of the deadliest nonetheless. His priced-for-fast-order 'expert opinion' costs 123 lives.

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Dr. Liang Huixing of CASS

2005-06-09T06:23:00.001+08:00

Dr. Liang Huixing, Director of Civil Law Center, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences gave a talk on civil law on July 23rd, 2003.

Dr. Liang Huixing denounced efforts by local people to fight with counterfeit products, and asserting that only government can deal with counterfeit products. As a result, mass production of low quality counterfeit goods re-emerged over night all over China, many are food products. Many people died.

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Dr. Lu Jianhua of CASS

2005-06-07T00:17:00.001+08:00

Dr. Lu Jianhua, associate director of the Public Policy Institution of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences spoke on a Party conference on Nov 10th, 2002

Japanese Spy.

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Professor Hua Wei of FDU

2005-06-02T16:02:00.001+08:00

Professor Hua Wei, associated director of Fudan Real Estate Research Insitute, spoke at National Resource Real Estate Summit forum on Mar. 31st, 2005

Manipulate Housing price to make personal profit.

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Professor Wang Jianguo of PKU

2005-05-16T11:35:00.001+08:00

Professor Wang Jianguo gave a talk on Apr. 21st, 2005

Professor Wang was known for his three great ideas:
1) Make Beijing a seashore city;
2) Invite those who invaded China to form a university at Yuanmingyuan;
3) Stop agriculture activities in the north.

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Professor Liu Wei of PKU

2005-05-16T11:22:00.001+08:00

Professor Liu Wei, Dean of Economic College of PKU, talked on a forum on Nov. 8th, 2004

Professor Liu Wei was pleased by the traffic jams in Beijing, because in his mind, it's the sigature of a prosper economy.

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Professor Jiao Guobiao of PKU

2005-05-12T12:24:00.001+08:00

Professor Jiao Guobiao gave a talk at Yale University on China Media Control on Nov 18th, 2004

Professor Jiao is a shame of PKU, a shame of Henan people, and a shame of Chinese. Ht takes no difference between the country, the people, and the political party who's running the government. He attacks everything CCP does, regardless the nature and implications to the Chinese people. By the way, his literature skill and taste sucks.

He went to the US in late 2004.

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Professor Zhang Guangdou of THU

2005-03-28T05:00:00.001+08:00

Professor Zhang Guangdou work on his ballot with help of an assistant in the election of foreign academicians of the CAS, Jun 3rd, 2004

1) Advocates for the three-gorges projects;
2) Lie on the past;

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Professor Li Yining of PKU

2005-03-28T04:58:00.001+08:00

Professor Li Yining, Dean of Guanghua Management College, talked at the 7th Guanghua New Year Forum on Dec 25th, 2004

While many people are starving, many students have to drop out of school because of poverty, professor Li Yining claimed that Chinese people were so rich that most of them had second houses somewhere.

Professor Li claimed, if not all professors of PKU had their own cars and vacation houses, then the economic reform of China could be seen a failure.

In 2004, when the housing price in all major Chinese cities were already over priced, Li stated that there were no bubble in real estate market.

His 2005 study recommended that China should make policy to keep an low income population to maintain the low cost of labors.

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Professor Li Xiguang of THU

2005-03-28T04:44:00.002+08:00

Professor Li Xiguang, vice Dean of Mass Communication College of Tsinghua University, talked at a forum on Jan. 5th, 2005

Why does Professor Li deserve a place here?
1) He suggested to the CCP that they should force Chinese people to use their real names on the Internet. This practically shut down all the online BBS/forums in China, especially those campus based.
2) His double-faces career approach, in which he suggested harsher control to the Chinese government, and at the same time, criticizing the Chinese government over media control when he talked to the westerners.

Professor Li is the Director of Center for International communication studies at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and Academic Dean of the Department of communications at Tsinghua University. His homepage is http://lass.calumet.purdue.edu/cca/gmm/Profiles/Li%20Xiguang.html.

The communist government was furious after the Nobel committee Nils Göran David Malmqvist gave the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize to political dissident Liu Xiaobo. Li wrote an article, in which he revealed one committee member took $600,000 bribe from a Chinese writer in exchange nomination for the Literature Prize. Li claimed his source was 'Chinese Broadcast Network', a Chinese equivalent of OK or STAR magazine. However, no such information could be found at the 'Chinese Broadcast Network'.

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Why do I start this topic?

2005-03-28T04:27:00.018+08:00

Last month, the closing of many Chinese campus BBS (Internet based bulletin board system) shocked the college students across China, as well as all recent graduates who have seen those as their online homes. People has been trying everything to persuade the authority to reopen the BBSs. These BBS systems are the vital, and in many cases the only, connection between a Chinese student and the outside real world. I am shocked and angry. We do not know particularly who is responsible for this. But we will hold all of those shamelessness accountable. One of them is professor Li Xiguang of Qinghua University.

Intellectuals has been the spine upholding Chinese culture for thousands of years. Unfortunately, from time to time, we see some bad apples. These bad apples need to be picked out.

We don't have resources to get every corrupt professors in China, but we will make our best efforts to get those who make most damages.

To single out the worst, we skipped a lot bad ones. For an example on the Sina-Japan relationship, independent scholar Mao Yushi publicly denounced current anti-Japan movement and professor Liang Yuanxiang of PKU advocated for the security council seat for Japan. Both of them are shame of Chinese intellectuals. However Mao is a decent scholar with independent mind. Although I personally felt offended by his words, he did not belong to this list. On the other hand, Liang was little known to the extend it seems he created the incident to collect publicity. We will not reward him with a spot in this Hall of Shame.

An interesting and rather puzzling observation are that two groups of people suffered the most under the communists regime: the farmers and the intellectuals. However, so far the farmers has been seen as a solid ruling foundation of the regime, thanks to the excellent job of the intellectuals who tried their best to fool the people. Those 'intellectuals' who have been sleeping in bed with the communists party are in the least carrying the same guilt.

Readers may notice that many featured rotten intellectuals are of Beijing University and Qinghua University. The two schools gathered the most established and influential professors in China. Having most entries in this Hall was a shame for both, but nonetheless, they are still the two best universities in China.

As of the time of writing, the ranking by institutions they affiliated with:

Beijing University (6)
Li Yining, Jiao Guobiao, Liu Wei, Sun Dongdong, Wang Jianguo, Zhang Weiying
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (3)
Lu Jianhua, Liang huixing, Wang Minyuan
Qinghua University (2)
Li Xiguang, Zhang Guangdou
China University of Political Science and Law (2)
Jiang Ping, Wu Danhong
Fudan University (2)
Hua Wei, Xie Youping
Beijing University of Technology (1)
Zhou Xiyuan
China Coal Research Institute (1)
Dong Shuning
Chinese Academy of Sciences (1)
He Zuoxiu
Sichuan Agriculture University (1)
Ren Zhenglong
Guangdong Research Institute for Respiratory Diseases (1)
Zhong Nanshan
PLA Logistical Engineering University (1)
Zheng Yingren
Wuhan University (1)
Ma Kechang
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (1)
Fang Binxing
China Foreign Affairs University (1)
Wu Jianmin
China People University (1)
Gao Mingxuan
Nanjing Agricultural University (1)
Pan Genxing
Zhejiang University (1)
Xu Xinrong
Chinese People's Public Security University (1)
Li Meijin
Beijing University of Communications
Wang Mengshu
Beijing Normal University
Song Yinhui
University de Ciencia e Tecnologia de Macau
Yu Qiuyu

You are welcome to make suggestions, comments, remarks, or tips. We will round them up one at a time.