"If there is any difficulty, I will try my best to help."
"Unexpectedly, I graduated on the same day as you." On June 27th, Zheng Qiang gave an impromptu speech amid the cheers of the students, "I won't read this manuscript today".
He said that without Guizhou and Guizhou University, there would be no glory of China "brother Qiang". "It was your University that made me the first president of China University to appear in the column" Let's Speak "." In the short speech of 13 minutes, there were 12 warm applause.
"Today, I will tell you my mobile phone number. Qian Qian brothers and sisters present, brother Qiang may not care about your's food and shelter, but if you have any difficulties, I will try my best to help you. But don't forget to say,' brother Qiang' we are classmates! "
Speaking of emotion, 57-year-old Zheng Qiang walked slowly to the front of the rostrum, with his back deeply bent at 90 degrees, and made three deep bows to everyone.
During his tenure, he can evaluate professors at the age of 27.
Zheng Qiang's own "graduation" means that he is about to leave his position as the president of your university and go to Zhejiang University as the deputy secretary of the Party Committee. Before coming to Guizhou University four and a half years ago, he was the deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Zhejiang University. In other words, Zheng Qiang seems to have taken a detour.
During his more than four years in Guizhou University, he made a whirlwind: vigorously promoting the reform, making teachers turn to scientific research achievements instead of expecting the increase of class fees, establishing school rules to give the staff congress, the student congress and the graduate congress the right to suggest replacing or dismissing leading cadres at all levels in the school, introducing 27-year-old doctors who have published world-class papers and being directly rated as professors ...
He has repeatedly called for increasing investment in education in the western region.
In recent years, Zheng Qiang has been at the forefront. His remarks were highly praised by many netizens, but also accompanied by great controversy.
He is called "Professor Fenqing" and "the most popular principal among college students". People who like him think that he is maverick and brave in reform; People who don't like him think he is grandstanding and keen on hype.
During his tenure as president of Guizhou University, he repeatedly called on the central government to increase investment in western education. He told the National People's Congress that when he was the deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Zhejiang University, he had to go to the Ministry of Education to hold meetings directly under the Ministry of Education every three days, so he was often worried about "more meetings", but now he has to worry about "no meetings"-"I have been in Guizhou University for two years, and I have no right to attend a meeting of the Ministry of Education, so my voice can't get there."
A direct result is that colleges and universities far away from ministries and commissions have a lot less meat in their bowls-"The total support of the central government for Guizhou University in the past 30 years is not as good as 1 year when I used to work in Zhejiang University." Zheng Qiang said. He also made an image analogy: "The key universities directly under the Ministry of Education all add 97 oil. Not only can't we add No.93 oil, but we also want to add some water to the oil. How can we run? "
The more such principals, the better.