A Traffic Accident, Turned Murder, Turned Social Critique

The lurid story of how a peasant girl named Zhang Miao was stabbed eight times to death by well-to-do college junior Yao Jiaxin last year, after he struck her with his car, has turned into a wide-ranging social debate about the “rich second generation.”
A Traffic Accident, Turned Murder, Turned Social Critique
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<a><img src="https://www.theepochtimes.com/assets/uploads/2015/09/1104021623162054.jpg" alt="OFFICIAL ANALYSIS: Screen shot of Li Meijin, Professor of Criminal Psychology at the Chinese People's Public Security University, being interviewed by CCTV. The subtitles read: 'Just like the movements playing the piano that he was so familiar with,' referring to the stabbing of Zhang Miao. (The Epoch Times)" title="OFFICIAL ANALYSIS: Screen shot of Li Meijin, Professor of Criminal Psychology at the Chinese People's Public Security University, being interviewed by CCTV. The subtitles read: 'Just like the movements playing the piano that he was so familiar with,' referring to the stabbing of Zhang Miao. (The Epoch Times)" width="350" class="size-medium wp-image-1806050"/></a>
OFFICIAL ANALYSIS: Screen shot of Li Meijin, Professor of Criminal Psychology at the Chinese People's Public Security University, being interviewed by CCTV. The subtitles read: 'Just like the movements playing the piano that he was so familiar with,' referring to the stabbing of Zhang Miao. (The Epoch Times)
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