If I remember it correctly, a Prof at Peking U also refused 摘帽右派与改正右派 about him/her.
This person became a 右派 in 1950s. In 1980s, he was asked to participate a meeting about take off the hat. He/she refused to go the meeting, and replied: the hat was put on my head by you, and now it is you to take it off. It has nothing to do with me.
I am quite confident the person is not from math dept. Otherwise, I should know.
If he she is from physics dept, Borisq could know.
Can be true since many faculty of Peking U were from Yan Jing U
The current campus of Peking U is actually the campus of Yan Jing U, which was a 教会学校. So it is not strange some faculty may be Christian or Catholic. But I am not sure. When I was in Beijing, I was at my 20s and too young to know many things.
I was wondering why the campus of Peking U was called Yan Yuan in my early days there. Gradually, I know the history of Peking U and 燕京 U a little bit better. In the campus of Peking U, you can find a lot things about 燕京 U.
I am not familiar with Shanghai. Hope some day, I can spend some times there to learn.
If I remember it correctly, a Prof at Peking U also refused 摘帽右派与改正右派 about him/her.
This person became a 右派 in 1950s. In 1980s, he was asked to participate a meeting about take off the hat. He/she refused to go the meeting, and replied: the hat was put on my head by you, and now it is you to take it off. It has nothing to do with me.
I am quite confident the person is not from math dept. Otherwise, I should know.
If he she is from physics dept, Borisq could know.
But if you have different views or expnantions, it is ok to me.
If I decline your invitation to do something, it is polite and gentle.
The Prof at Peking U refused the meeting since he/she despised the whole thing in my understanding.
What I heard is he has nothing to do with it since he is just a teacher at Peking U.
People can do whatever they want, but he/she is whatever he/she is. That is why people respect him.
解放前他是一个外国人家里的男佣，日子久了受外国主人的影响他也入了教。他一心感激那个主人对他二个孩子的培养让他们都在教会学校读到高中。所以被打
The current campus of Peking U is actually the campus of Yan Jing U, which was a 教会学校. So it is not strange some faculty may be Christian or Catholic. But I am not sure. When I was in Beijing, I was at my 20s and too young to know many things.
Freedom through truth for service.
I was wondering why the campus of Peking U was called Yan Yuan in my early days there. Gradually, I know the history of Peking U and 燕京 U a little bit better. In the campus of Peking U, you can find a lot things about 燕京 U.
I am not familiar with Shanghai. Hope some day, I can spend some times there to learn.
经过文革，很多人对政治看透了，无所谓了。