Plot twist! Out of the 95 researchers, 4 hold a Ph.D. and 2 are postdoctoral researchers. The director of the institute involved said: Zhao Zijian meets the recruitment requirements, “We are especially sorry for him.”

Editor: Junior Female Student

Recently, the "post-95s" researcher Zhao Zijian from the Inner Mongolia Ethnic Culture and Arts Research Institute has aroused widespread attention due to his amazing resume. His resume shows that he holds "4 PhDs, 2 post-doctoral positions," and has 22 part-time positions in social organizations. However, the institute later announced the suspension of its employment relationship with him, and launched an investigation into his academic degrees and qualifications.

On October 12th, during an interview, President Yin Fujun of the Research Institute stated that the institute had submitted Zhao Zijian's social part-time job materials to the Civil Affairs Department of Inner Mongolia and will strengthen the review of researchers' resumes. President Yin mentioned that no obvious material falsification has been found at the moment, but there are issues with non-standard expressions. If Zhao Zijian's materials meet the appointment criteria, the research institute will continue to hire him and seek his consent.

Zhao Zijian's resume shows that he has multiple doctoral and master's degrees, as well as rich social part-time job experience. However, the authenticity of these qualifications and part-time jobs has been widely questioned. Reports indicate that some of the universities Zhao Zijian attended have low admission standards, and some of his social part-time jobs have low membership requirements or lack registration information.

The Inner Mongolia Institute of National Culture and Arts is an autonomous region-level privately-run non-enterprise entity, dedicated to promoting the innovative development of national cultural arts in the autonomous region. The institute currently has 217 full-time and part-time research personnel, including many individuals with senior professional titles and doctoral degrees.

This incident has sparked hot discussions among netizens. Some netizens questioned the authenticity of Zhao Zijian's education background and part-time job, while others believe that the research institute should strengthen its review and management. President Yin Fujun expressed his apologies to Zhao Zijian on behalf of the research institute and stated that they will enhance related review work.

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