A university teacher responded that he helped single students find partners in class. Was it a joke or was he serious?

Of course it’s a joke. This incident occurred in a class on "Etiquette and Socialization" at Henan Normal University. The university teacher said that he only said such words to stimulate an active atmosphere in the class. And there is nothing wrong in saying such a thing in a diplomacy class. I believe you all know what the male-to-female ratio is like in the Normal College. It is not an exaggeration to say it is nine to one. Therefore, the whole thing is just a teacher-student dialogue for the sake of classroom atmosphere. It is not serious, but whether it is serious or not depends on many female college students. 1. A university teacher made fun of single students looking for partners in class

This incident happened on the ninth day of October. Henan Normal University in Xinxiang, Henan Province held a course on "Social Communication and Etiquette" on this day. In elective courses, what should students do if they are not very motivated to attend class? This teacher gave some tips. This is a social class in itself. At that time, the university teacher happened to talk about a social topic. It probably meant: Have you ever been teased or ridiculed by others because of your appearance? A male classmate in the back row answered this question. Question, indicating that he has been looked down upon by others because of his height.

Then the university teacher casually asked: How tall is this male classmate? ?After the male classmate was called on, he gave an answer very honestly, saying that he was a little over 19 years old. After hearing the answer, the teacher humorously asked the person if he had a girlfriend, and joked that he would ask the female students in the class to scan the QR code. 2. What’s the reality behind the joke? The ratio of men to women is astonishing!

The reason why this university teacher made a joke like this to arouse the active atmosphere of the whole class is that there are serious problems in the normal college. In ordinary colleges and universities, the male-to-female ratio is sometimes 7:3, some 5:5, and some 3:7. However, the male-to-female ratio in normal colleges is more often 2:8 and less likely to be 1:9. What a shocking figure. Boys are basically the best in normal college, so the girls in the class became agitated after hearing that their male classmates were 19-something, and the teacher also took advantage of the situation and made this joke.