Professor Sentenced to Prison for Accepting Bribe to Admit Unqualified Student
Liu Hongbin, a professor in Hong Kong, was sentenced to prison after accepting HK$40,000 to facilitate the admission of an unqualified mainland Chinese student.
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Liu Hongbin, a professor in Hong Kong, was sentenced to prison after accepting HK$40,000 to facilitate the admission of an unqualified mainland Chinese student.
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