All in exam rings must be punished

Substitute exam takers were caught sitting this year's college entrance exams in East China's Jiangxi province. A reporter, who pretended to be interested in doing such a job penetrated an organized ring, and found that they had help from collaborators within the educational department in charge of the local exams.

It is not the first time such hired substitutes have been caught. In 2014, more than 120 such exam takers were punished in Central China's Henan province alone.

Despite the use of devices to identify examinees by their fingerprints or irises at some exam venues, it seems that the organizers of such substitutions are able to bypass them.