Cheating Prevention, Chinese Style

Harsh measures against cheating are in evidence in this image. Girls who cunningly conceal cheating materials about their person can only expect to have the privilege of undertaking examinations fully clothed withdrawn.

Even for China, this might be taking things a little too far…

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Man, you gota hand it to China, they sure come up with great ideas...

We are not in China. We are not Chinese. Therefore I vote "no".

And anyway, who are we to judge those that choose to cheat?

Abbey wrote:We are not in China. We are not Chinese. Therefore I vote "no".

And anyway, who are we to judge those that choose to cheat?

As someone who studies hard for every test and does not cheat. I feel somewhat, whats the word, fucked off, when someone gets a superior result through less than honest methods. Fair punishment is fair. This is both a punishment and an alternative in testing, they gave away there right to fully clothed testing when they chose to defy the rules.

Did I read that they have to have their exam while naked?

Can I be their supervisor.


I can give them another topic for their exam


PS: 411 on the DL.

Oh. I should say "Opps" then. As i was assuming you meant, a lady "cheating" on her husband.

Abbey wrote:Oh. I should say "Opps" then. As i was assuming you meant, a lady "cheating" on her husband.

It's all good.

superarmy wrote:

Abbey wrote:Oh. I should say "Opps" then. As i was assuming you meant, a lady "cheating" on her husband.

It's all good.

It's only all good if you're the one getting the sex from that woman cheating...and even then, it's probably not 'all good.'

I put no, because there wasn't any need for them to fully strip - they could have easily just have had them wear close fitting clothes that could be checked for anything hidden in them. So many other punishments dished out in China such as death penalties for those caught doing stuff like spiking things with melamine are just window dressing as they do what they need to appear as if they are doing something about it, but then don't take simple steps to correct the corruption and loose checking procedures that cause the problem in the first place. Elsewhere, institutions have at least halfway decent policies to prevent stuff like cheating and plagiarism. Apparently it's a huge problem with foreign students studying here, they seem to not see it the same way we do.