Recently, Tian Zhenming, a retired public official in Yanshi District, Luoyang City, Henan Province, reported it. A deputy director of Henan entered school under an assumed name and had an affair with his wife Chen Fei (a pseudonym). For Tian, if he can't stand it, he won't be a larger foe. According to Tian's real name, the person who had an affair with his wife (pseudonym) was Wu Ming (pseudonym), a 50-year-old public official in Yanshi District, Luoyang City, Henan Province. He used to be the deputy director of Yanshi District Bureau of Industry and Information Technology, and Wu Ming went to college as an impostor.

For Tian's real name report, the supervision office of the Yanshi District Commission for Discipline Inspection conducted an emergency investigation and found that the situation was true. Moreover, through the documents, chat records and videos submitted by Tian, Tian's words are directly confirmed to be true. Wu Ming is really an impostor who went to college, and he has proper relationship with other people's wives. To this end, the supervision office of the Yanshi District Commission for Discipline Inspection expelled Wu Ming from the party and dismissed him from his post, and he was reduced to a second-level clerk.

However, this punishment is very puzzling. Since Wu Ming went to college as an impostor, why did he leave a dummy to work in Yanshi District Emergency Management Bureau? We don't know what's hidden in this. However, according to national laws and regulations, it has long been illegal for Wu Ming to impersonate others to go to college. For the time being, such people touch the moral bottom line.

According to national laws, the crime of impersonation, the admission qualification of higher education, the admission qualification of civil servants, and the employment placement treatment obtained by stealing others' identities are all included. Those who steal others' identities will be punished, sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not more than three years, criminal detention or control, and fined.

Then Wu Ming obviously broke the law, and it is unreasonable not to go to jail. What qualifications does such a person have to enjoy the welfare benefits of civil servants? I hope to give the society a fair and just statement that the law is just and no one can touch the bottom line. What do you think of this?