In response to the news that "the security guard thrown away the front flower bouquet of the statue of Mao Zedong in the school", Southwest University in China responded that the staff of the school's defense office was improper and was suspended and inspected.
Southwest University on Thursday (September 14) on the official Weibo report on the online "security throwing incident" on the Internet stated that the school attaches great importance to the incident and immediately set up a working group for investigation and disposal.
Southwest University said that at around 4:50 pm on September 9, two students went to the school of Chairman Mao to offer flowers and live broadcast.After the student left, Huang Mou, a staff member of the school's security office, arranged security guards to move the flowers to the outdoor wall of the duty without asking for instructions.
The school emphasized that during the process, no "trampled flower beams and throwing trash cans" had "fully communicated" with the classmates of the people afterwards and "obtained understanding";If the disposal is improper, the school decides to suspend the inspection, and the person with relevant responsible persons will be dealt with seriously in accordance with relevant regulations.
The Hong Kong Ming Pao reported on Wednesday (13th) that pictures circulated by Chinese social platforms showed that the security personnel in Southwest University in Chongqing took the flower bouquet in front of the statue of Mao Zedong in the school.It is pointed out that on the day of the 47th anniversary of Mao Zedong's death on September 9, the security guard cleaned away the flowers of the students in front of the statue, causing some students to be dissatisfied.
"Feng Wen Community" said that at that time, a number of students from Southwest University spontaneously went to the school to give flowers in front of the statue of Mao Zedong, and they were rudely treated by school security. "Throw our flowers away into the corner.Foot, throw it into the trash. "The above posts of "Fengwen Community" are now visible.
