At the end of June 5438+ 10, 2008, Zhu Guoguang, who lives in the Netherlands, saw on the Internet the news that He Haibo, a postdoctoral fellow in College of Traditional Chinese Medicine of Zhejiang University, fabricated a series of academic papers related to He Haibo, and found that these papers published in top international academic journals had obvious forgery marks. In addition, there are articles published in the German magazine NSA Pharmacology, such as the comparison of the protective effects of salvianolic acid B and belopril on chronic myocardial infarction in mice, which are all suspected of academic fraud such as plagiarism and multiple contributions. The authors of these articles include He Haibo, Wu, a postdoctoral fellow at Diejiang University School of Pharmacy, and Li, a doctoral supervisor at Diejiang University.