blue whale| Live broadcast after He Kaiwen’s score was falsified: More than 800 people queued up to pay for the competition, and more than 100 copies of the course for 1699 yuan have been sold

Blue Whale News, March 9 (Reporter Tang Shiyun)Discussions continue around He Kaiwen, a famous postgraduate graduate school master, faking his English scores. On the morning of the 8th, He Kaiwen issued an apology for falsifying his score. His actual score in English 1 was 71 points and he will withdraw from postgraduate training from now on.

Blue Whale reporter noticed that He Kaiwen’s Douyin account has been removed from privacy, and two live broadcasts were held this afternoon to apologize. He Kaiwen said in the live broadcast that he no longer cooperates with organizations and may also engage in behind-the-scenes video work in the future.

He Kaiwen said he would take the exam again this year after resuming social account dynamics after admitting fraud

“After verification, my actual score is 71 points, and the previously released score of 89 points is indeed a false score.& rdquo; He Kaiwen said on Weibo that as a postgraduate entrance exam teacher who has been working for many years, he tried to maintain the credibility and influence of teaching with his false results. This mentality of eager for quick success and instant benefit deviates from the original intention of student-oriented education and is unforgivable.

Recently, the results of the 2025 postgraduate entrance examination were announced. He Kaiwen, a famous postgraduate entrance examination English teacher with more than 10 million fans, revealed that his English (1) test score this year was 89 points. Later, Zhou Sicheng, a postgraduate entrance examination tutor who once worked in New Oriental, publicly questioned He Kaiwen’s falsifying his grades and said that it was related to the teacher’s integrity and was a form of false propaganda.

After several days of public opinion fermentation, He Kaiwen officially apologized. Blue Whale reporter found that He Kaiwen has now resumed the display of works on Douyin account and allowed comments from friends. The two live broadcasts of apologies on the afternoon of the 8th lasted for more than three and a half hours, and then ended suddenly.

This afternoon’s live broadcast was mainly conducted through paid continuous broadcasts. At one time, more than 800 people lined up for continuous broadcasts, and the maximum number of online users exceeded 30,000. He Kaiwen checked the scores on the spot during the live broadcast and confirmed that his score in English for the 2025 postgraduate entrance examination was indeed 71 points. He also said that he was looking for someone to post on Taobao at the time, and he had not posted a post in previous years.

He Kaiwen admitted that after the incident, he once regretted doing so poorly and did not find a professional person to do it. Later, he completely realized that people still had to be honest, so he was not qualified to engage in postgraduate training.

During the live broadcast, He Kaiwen’s students and colleagues continued to support the former and gave gifts such as sports cars. He Kaiwen claimed that he was guilty and asked everyone not to give (gifts).

Blue Whale reporter found that while public opinion was brewing, He Kaiwen was still giving offline lectures. On the evening of March 6, a netizen posted a photo of He Kaiwen sharing his test preparation experience at a university in Hebei. The next day, Wendu Education Group, He Kaiwen’s partner institution, issued a statement stating that it decided to suspend all cooperation such as lectures and lectures in which it participated.

In terms of teaching, He Kaiwen said that cooperation with all institutions has been stopped, but the daily sentence on the public account will continue to be updated. In the future, he may engage in behind-the-scenes video work and will also take an English exam for postgraduate entrance examinations at the end of this year.

“I didn’t do well in the exam, and I am really not qualified to give lectures again. If I do well in the exam this year, I will see if I can continue (teaching). rdquo; He Kaiwen stated on the live broadcast that he will not engage in postgraduate entrance examination training this year, but he may record some CET-4 and CET-6 classes if there is nothing to do.” rdquo;

He himself has participated in the postgraduate entrance examination for several consecutive years, and more than 100 copies of the 1699-yuan English course have been sold.

In the postgraduate English class, He Kaiwen is indeed a resounding name. He Kaiwen’s real name was He Xie and graduated from Beijing Foreign Studies University. In 2009, he joined Wendu Education as an English tutor for postgraduate entrance examination. His Weibo certification was once the chief English speaker for Wendu postgraduate entrance examination.

After the public opinion fermented, He Kaiwen’s cooperative institution Wendu Education Group issued a statement to cut its seat with the former, saying that He Kaiwen was not a full-time teacher in the company. However, He Kaiwen is indeed the signature teacher of Wendu Education, and he is in the C position in the posters of many courses in Wendu.

There is a high probability that the relationship between He Kaiwen and Wendu Education is not limited to part-time teaching. Tianyan information shows that Tianjin Yongtai Enterprise Management Consulting Center (Limited Partnership), in which He Kaiwen holds 7.73% is one of the shareholders of Wendu Education Technology Group Co., Ltd.

In 2012, He Kaiwen launched a daily sentence for postgraduate entrance examination English and provided analysis and skills for candidates on multiple platforms. From 2016 to 2018, he was awarded the title of Top Ten Influential V on Weibo for three consecutive years. In January 2021, He Kaiwen became a hot search after being certified by Weibo as a postgraduate entrance examination counselor, and Ren Yanxiang, a famous political tutor with a doctorate in history at Peking University, accused him of falsifying academic qualifications and corrupting personal morality.

Before the fake grades were exposed, He Kaiwen was recognized for taking the English postgraduate entrance exam every year. It is reported that He Kaiwen started participating in the English postgraduate entrance examination in 2020. He once revealed that his highest score was 88 points and the lowest score was 82 points.

He Kaiwen is not the only tutor who takes the exam. Their practical results once became one of the admissions materials for postgraduate entrance examination institutions. Recently, some netizens discovered that local institutions and admissions teachers used He Kaiwen’s results posters to promote them.

After the fraud scandal raged, some students who had purchased He Kaiwen’s courses requested refunds. Momo, who had signed up for the 25-year postgraduate entrance examination class, told Blue Whale reporter that he chose this school because he knew that He Kaiwen was in Wendu. ldquo; In fact, you don’t have to refund it, just want an explanation. The teacher’s reply was also that the 25-year course was over, so there was no refund.

Some Lianmai said in today’s live broadcast that they had received a refund for the course. He Kaiwen said: It is currently being processed. But if any students want to finish their classes, I will finish them too.& rdquo;

Blue Whale reporter inquired and found that He Kaiwen’s official Weixin Official Accounts for postgraduate entrance examination English showed that he had opened a full-time class for postgraduate entrance examination in 2026. The price of the course is 1699 yuan, and the page shows that more than 100 copies have been sold. They have been removed from the shelves. There are no course products in the public account window.

Lawyers say he may violate criminal law, and industries may establish a blacklist system

Zhong Wenqiang, a partner lawyer at the Shanghai branch of Beijing City Zhonglun Wende Law Firm, said that the relevant legal risks involved in He Kaiwen’s behavior of falsifying his scores mainly include criminal liability risks, administrative liability risks and civil liability risks. Among them, He Kaiwen used false results to attract students to buy courses, and was suspected of violating Article 222 of the Criminal Law for false advertising.

According to Article 28 of the Advertising Law, fictitious results are false advertising, and the market supervision department may order the suspension of publicity and impose a fine of 3-5 times the advertising cost (up to 1 million yuan). In addition, the Anti-Unfair Competition Law stipulates that if an organization uses false information to belittle its peers (such as comparing the performance of other teachers), it may be fined 100,000 to 3 million yuan. Students who sign up for courses due to false publicity can request a refund in accordance with the Consumer Protection Law and claim compensation for losses (such as time costs and opportunity costs).

He Kaiwen has repeatedly emphasized that counterfeiting was not negotiated with anyone and no other person or institution was aware of it. It was a purely personal act. ldquo; The role played by famous teachers in organizations is actually relatively limited, and no one is willing to use false things to recruit students.” rdquo;

However, the important background to this matter’s heated debate lies in the public’s crisis of trust in education and training institutions. In recent years, it is not uncommon for some postgraduate entrance examination institutions to stage fake performances.

The Beijing News commented that there are many postgraduate entrance examination training courses that use insurance and reinsurance to have internal information and private connections. In fact, they are all false publicity. They are not guaranteed and the money is difficult to refund, making many candidates struggling to protect their rights. Therefore, market regulatory authorities may wish to launch an investigation into this and punish fraud to serve as a warning. At the same time, we can also consider urging the industry to establish a blacklist system. Once some teachers commit fraud, they will be banned from entering the industry for different years and restrict their career choices in the training field.