Chinese university students have been virtually trapped inside the school since the beginning of last August as a countermeasure against Corona 19.
Most Chinese college students live in dormitories, but most of them have been unable to step out of school after starting classes as school authorities strictly restrict students from going out of school to prevent the spread of Corona 19.
Complaints from virtually imprisoned students exploded over the weekend on Weibo, a Chinese version of Twitter.
According to the Hong Kong South China Morning Post (SCMP) on the 25th, about 37 million college students have been confined in the school after classes began at the end of August. To be spying on.
It is in accordance with education authorities' guidelines to limit school access to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
As these'blockade measures' are prolonged, the price of food in the school is soaring, and side effects such as internet use time and shower time are limited.
Students are not allowed to meet their families, do part-time jobs, or attend external certification exams or training.
However, students' dissatisfaction exploded as only students are restricted from going out, and faculty and school building workers are free to enter.
In addition, there are criticisms that the school's quarantine policy is very formal, as no social distancing is observed in the school's military exercises targeting freshmen while strictly controlling access to school.
Eventually, on Weibo last weekend, a video of students screaming for more than 30 minutes in a dormitory attracted tremendous interest, and related hashtags were shared more than 150 million times before being censored by the authorities. A complaint broke out.
In response, Chinese authorities ordered universities to ease restrictions on going out.
Jang-ri, a student at Shaanxi University, said, "I have sent a letter to the administration team more than 10 times asking for permission to go out, but I have never received a reply."
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