The picture of Ma Yun's statue being put into the waste pile caused controversy among netizens. What is the truth behind this photo?

The picture of Ma Yun's statue being put into the waste pile caused controversy among netizens. This statue is actually not a public facility of the school, but a practice work of sculpture students. Everyone should know that those art students practice everything during their internships, so it is normal to carve a Jack Ma. Now that it's carved, you can't just throw it away, and it's so blatant.

1. This statue is actually just a student's sculpture.

Ma Yun's father is actually very rich. If Bian Xiao is Ma Yun, he will probably laugh to death. The picture of Ma Yun's statue being put into the waste pile caused controversy among netizens. Everyone thinks that this kind of thing should not happen in their alma mater. Later, the school also responded. This statue is not a public facility of the school. Just an internship of a professional student, because it has no ornamental and collection value, it was destroyed and discarded.

Second, students majoring in sculpture must be careful when dealing with statues in the future.

Fortunately, it's just a student's sculpture, not a professional statue of the school. If so, it's really awkward. Students should also find it fun, so they took pictures of friends, but I don't know who stole the picture, which caused such a big controversy. In fact, this is also to remind the students of school sculpture that the sculpture must be handled correctly in the future, so as to avoid making a fuss about it.

When we encounter interesting things, we definitely want to share them, but we know that some things can be shared and some things can't be shared, especially instructive content. These students should write clearly when they send friends, but some people use this to write blogs. I hope that everyone will pay more attention to privacy protection in their daily lives and can't send everything. I also hope that the school can maintain more nominal students and maintain the image of the alma mater.