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A first-year university student used an anatomy donor’s skull as a photo prop and posted the pictures on WeChat Moments. How should this be viewed, and what impact could it have?

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大一新生将「大体老师」头骨当道具摆拍发朋友圈，如何看待此事？会带来哪些影响？

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“Dati Laoshi” is a respectful Chinese term for a donated cadaver used in anatomy education.

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First recorded Oct 30, 2026, 1:56 AM CST · latest Oct 30, 2026, 1:56 AM CST. Ranks reflect attention on each platform.

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