What is the truth behind the Guo Jie incident?

The first one is true. He is a French master. Let me spread the knowledge about French degrees. Baccalaureate is the abbreviation of bachelor's degree, which means high school graduation examination, equivalent to our country's? For the exam, bac5 means graduating from university in five years and getting a master's degree equivalent to our country's, which is a master's degree, so BAC5 is completely equivalent to a master's degree. By analogy, BAC3=college degree, BAC4=undergraduate degree, BAC8=doctoral degree. France has either one-year or two-year master's degrees. Sometimes you have to take a preparatory course and get the degree after three years, or register for another year or two to write a thesis, so it takes four to five years to get a master's degree. So it's no surprise that things are different. In the French education system and workplace, Bac5 is generally used to represent a master's degree. Anyone who has studied in France, even for a short time, should know this, instead of referring to BAC5 as a "technical college" like CEO Zunku. On the contrary, which heroine doesn't even understand the key points, but instead calls him a technical secondary school student and calls him an actor, which is really ridiculous.

In addition, in order to test the French level of Guo Jie (first person), Wen Yi (female host) asked a question. She wanted to ask about the difference between the Chinese and French tourism markets, but in the end she expressed the difference in the marketing of Chinese and French travel agencies in French. Yi's original words were: Puvez-voudirelediledifferencemarketingvoyagisteSurchineandFrench?

According to Wen Yi's later speech, the syntactic text should be: pourriez-vousm\'expliqueradiffrenceenteremarctouristquechinoisetelemarchtouristquefranais? A short 16-word sentence, but what’s the problem? Maximum 15. What's amazing is that the respected CEO only uses nouns when speaking French, completely breaking away from the grammatical conventions and losing syntax. In addition, the sentences are wrapped with English words and Chinese pronunciation. Under such harsh conditions, it is not easy for job seeker Guo Jie to understand the gist of the question on the spot and give a fairly pertinent answer.

Guo Jie fainted on the spot. The host Zhang Shaogang on the side did not reach out to help him at the first time, but grabbed Guo Jie's collar and asked: "Are you pretending? Is it a performance?" He stayed in France for ten years, holding his The cool CEO has been through life and death, but he doesn’t understand French. He knew very little about the French education system, but he dared to talk nonsense and call a deer a horse. As a result, Guo Jie's verdict was: he failed in French and his diploma was forged. Later, all the students studying in France and Sogou CEO Wang Xiaochuan angered the host and asked him to apologize to the job seeker.

Guo is very honest and went on TV to apply for a job. The host on the stage was very arrogant, the guests were very arrogant, and the boss was very pretentious. After being bombarded, Guo's psychological defense had collapsed and his mind went blank.

Real learning? He was stunned. It is estimated that he will not be able to tell you your mobile phone number at this time.

Host: Come on, Guo Jie, are you nervous? Tell us your mobile number.

Guo Jie: No, oh, no, don’t be nervous. cell phone? Um? Oh, I have a cell phone. Well, if it's No. 7, I, should I say it in French or Chinese?

Host: (Frown and stare at Guo Jie for five seconds). Sister Guo, are you kidding me? Do you think this joke is funny? Hey, do you think you are very humorous, witty and knowledgeable? Do you think I should tell you, Guo Jie? If I told you, I wouldn't tell you. (As he spoke, his eyes turned to the boss group and continued to frown. The boss group cast a look of sympathy for the owner)

At this time, a boss picked up the microphone and said: "Shaogang, it's not easy. It's too difficult for you. "I really admire your patience."

When I first watched it, I felt that Guo Jie was definitely a fake international student. When taking a closer look at it for the second time, MoonHee might ask Guo Jie about the marketing of Sino-French tourism (it\'s marketing) march (this is the market) in French. You can see (when Wenxi asked about marketing, Guo Jie opened his eyes wide and repeated marketing, probably to remind Wenxi of the wrong sentence) Guo Jie may have realized the meaning contained in Wenxi's wrong sentence, Or consider whether to continue talking to him after inheriting her sick words.

At first, he was incoherent, probably referring to the market, and I thought it meant freedom. (He was interrupted before he finished speaking.) Then the host and guests kept pouring cold water on it. When MoonHee said the BAC5 level, Guo Jie smiled and raised his head (which showed his confidence). He knows his education. But when Wenxi said that he was from a technical college with MAC5, Guo Jie shouted and then laughed. This kind of smile needs to be seen more than twice to understand. (When I watched it for the first time, I thought he was pretending to be stupid on purpose, but he was actually laughing at Wenxi’s ignorance.) When Wenxi said that because you are, there will be masters in it, Guo Jie wanted to explain something, but Wenxi No chance at all. It can be seen that Guo Jie himself is. Then he stepped on stage under so much pressure, only to be questioned by Wenxi, who was a junior in French. He fainted after being poured several basins of cold water on him by other guests of his host. Regardless of whether it was acting or not, I have never studied acting, but the host definitely felt that he was acting. It seems that the host is an expert in acting. (Host and MoonHee, can you let Guo Jie say a complete sentence? Maybe he is thinking about you and doesn’t want to expose your ignorance. After all, you are the boss, and exposure will make you lose face, and then his own job will not be saved. )——The host and guests were completely immersed in themselves, desperately defending themselves, asking questions, trying to prove that he had a fake diploma, and not giving Guo Jie a chance to explain. This overly strong group uses this strong method to question the weak individual. If it were me, I'd be devastated too.

You must be Guo Jie, the 0527th Wenyi student who fainted. What is the truth?

Tianjin Satellite TV's "It's You" is a recruitment program hosted by Zhang Shaogang. In each phase, 12 corporate executives and a BOSS team conduct on-site recruitment. There are 4 candidates from all over the country in each period.

In the program video on May 20, 2012, "It Must Be You", a candidate from Shanxi applied for the job and turned out to be the host.

Zhang Shaogang and guest Wen Yi fainted on the spot after questioning their academic qualifications.

On the evening of May 20, 2012, job seeker No. 2 Guo Jie appeared. His neat and handsome appearance caused the whole audience to scream. When I introduced myself at the beginning, I said that I had studied in France for 10 years and received a master's degree in international trade.

Three certificates, namely a bachelor's degree in sociology and a bachelor's degree in directing, interest everyone. Zhang Shaogang asked the female boss to communicate with him in French, but Guo Jie showed his flaws, making the boss wonder whether he had learned French during those 10 years.

Afterwards, he failed to answer a series of questions, which made everyone think he was lying. Even the three certificates he brought after being reviewed by the boss were just technical secondary school graduation certificates.

Unexpectedly, he suddenly fainted and fell to the ground. Zhang Shaogang on the side was very surprised and immediately said: "You are just faking it." Guo Jie said not, and the final result shocked the bosses. Jump, all lights go off, and you are eliminated in the first round. Guo Jie explained backstage that he did faint because he felt the pressure of being there and felt that it was a particularly big blow to collapse."