It is reported online that Tsinghua University’s banner to welcome new students does not use the word “warmly” but “hot array”. Is this intentional or an oversight?

Ming people don’t talk nonsense: I think various signs indicate that the layout problem of Tsinghua University’s “hotline” is not intentional. This is obviously a serious clerical error. At least Tsinghua University doesn’t need to use such unofficial means to attract people’s attention! From the perspective of the entire development process, this is obviously a low-level mistake.

? For Tsinghua University, this is the most normal time of year for the start of school. The media should pay attention to the academic hegemony of each province, such as the talented poet Wu Yishu, the seven-time Go champion Ke Jie, and the high-scoring king Yang Chenyu. However, they were stolen by one wrong word.

?It turned out to be the Nine-character Class of the School of Economics and Management of Tsinghua University, and it put out its own welcome banner "Welcome to Class 9 of the School of Economics and Management of Tsinghua University". Look here, friends, have you found any problems? Maybe you can’t see the problem without looking back. However, sharp-eyed netizens discovered the flaw of writing "hot" in "nuan" in the photos promoted by the media, so they exposed it on their own social media and quickly became a hot topic.

In fact, when I first saw the news, I didn’t believe it in my heart. As one of the most famous universities in China, how could they dominate the gathering of the school, the attendance of the president, and a lot of media coverage, with one unforgivable mistake? But the fact is, it just miraculously happened!

? There are enthusiastic netizens like me who don’t want to believe this fact. So they defended Tsinghua University online, saying that "lie" and "lie" are false words that can be used interchangeably. It was also explained that this was a "queuing" welcome expressed by Tsinghua University. But on the other hand, if it was really intentional, why didn't the university stay consistent and use the word "hotline" instead? It wasn’t until Tsinghua University established a special investigation team for the “typo” incident that we slowly accepted the fact of the typo. Now some people are asking whether this was intentional, which shows the status of Tsinghua University in people's minds.