What happened to Dr. Wang Fuzhong of Peking University who threatened to "destroy" the peasants to make the country rich and strong?

"Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard?" This is a famous poem. It teaches us to cherish food and respect the fruits of farmers' uncles' labor. Farmer is a hard job, but it is also a decent job. After the reform and opening up, a large number of rural laborers in China were liberated from the land. With the development of industrialization and urbanization, the proportion of farmers has been declining. The rural population has declined, but the peasant group still exists. However, there is one person who insists on eliminating farmers, so as to make the country rich and strong. He is Dr. Wang Fuzhong from Peking University. How's it going now?

Wang Fuzhong is a famous economist in China, a postdoctoral fellow in Peking University and a professor of economics at the Central University of Finance and Economics. With the aura of these elites, he appeared on some programs. However, some of his remarks on the show have sparked heated discussions among netizens. He believes that "it is lazy and stupid for farmers to make great efforts and sweat;" It can't bring invention, create a new world and lead the world to progress. And farmers can only be rich and strong if they destroy the country. "This remark is shocking. Isn't this openly belittling farmers?

. Judging from some of Professor Wang's remarks, he publicly belittled farmers more than once. In addition to farmers, he also believes that Chinese medicine is not a "doctor" and denies it; The women's volleyball champion is useless; I think Tiangong-1 is a face-saving project. Professor Wang never stops talking. With these sharp views, he also succeeded in winning people's attention. According to Professor Wang's extreme thinking, I wonder if the students he teaches will have such original opinions.

Bian Xiao believes that occupations are equal, regardless of class 369, and there is no high or low, and farmers are the same. They are also part of the workers, who silently contribute to the food in China. Therefore, we should respect the peasant groups equally. Although the number of farmers is not as large as before, they are not the people who should be "eliminated". what do you think?