This is not the case. Shen Wei, a homeless man who doesn't pretend at all, is forced to become a "master". On social media platforms, the most popular series of videos about Shanghai homeless man Shen Wei is titled "Vagabond Master, Court Jester." Netizens also call him "Master" or "Master Shen". Some even call him the "Master of China Studies". However, if you watch the video carefully, you will find that Shen Wei's speech is quite complicated and not very profound. He talked about "how Confucius struck up a conversation", "how the inventor of Slavic languages ??is remembered by future generations" and "how Inamori Kazuo talked about the experience of making money". The books he read were not all esoteric, such as "Shang Shu" and "Zuo Zhuan", nor were they all best-sellers, such as "The Story of Humanity" by Long Fang.

If you watch a few more videos, you will find that the "master" has no amazing language, no profound excuses, and no excuses. In fact, he is very humble. He bluntly said, "Don't talk about masters. People laugh at me and say I'm sensationalizing." "I'm really not a master." "I'm not a master in a certain industry." "I don't know many things." "Fudan University , I am too far behind. "I don't have a background in a famous school." It can be said that he is a very sincere person. He writes in front of the camera, which is also common, "make friends, read widely, and be honest with people."

He also said, "I never said I liked wandering or this kind of freedom." He repeatedly emphasized that he only said that he liked reading and encouraged others to read. "If you really care about me, you might as well read more, go back to study, and pay attention to culture. I will always do this." Is it true that "the master is wandering, the clown is in the palace"?

It is undeniable that there will be some "masters" among the people, but it is undoubtedly true that "the people are full of masters" or even "masters are wandering", and that universities, research institutes and even yamen are all idiots. It is a cognitive deviation and a manifestation of a lack of understanding of modern academic, scientific research and talent selection systems.