Actually, I think both of them are fakes. Guest Guo Jie claimed to have been in France for ten years, and his French was good. He has three diplomas: Master of International Tourism, Bachelor of Sociology and Bachelor of Directing. However, Wen Yi asked Guo Jie a question in French. He seemed to stutter when he answered, and was asked about his French level on the spot. In the next interview, Guo Jie didn't know the names of famous French sociologists and directors, and he was not familiar with famous French movies. He is suspected of having a diploma. Although his education about him is correct, he is not sure that it is true.

Needless to say, the judges can make more than a dozen grammatical mistakes in the word 16. Most importantly, even the French education system doesn't understand what this is all about. How can we make the students studying in France feel embarrassed? Just like graduating with a master's degree in China. Are you sure you are a high school student? You don't even understand this concept, and you call yourself a French master? Just kidding.