Instructors Say They Were Alarmed by Virginia Tech Gunman's Writings
The Virginia Tech student who committed the worst shooting massacre in U.S. history is described as a silent, troubled person whose writings concerned instructors so much they contacted school officials. The gunman has been identified as 23-year-old Cho Seung-hui, an English major in his final year of undergraduate studies. He came to the United States from South Korea in 1992 with his parents when he was eight years old.
Cho wrote a number of stories and screenplays for creative writing classes filled with scenes of extreme violence and murder. An English professor says the writings and Cho's strange behavior prompted her to alert school authorities and the counseling service. She also tutored Cho individually to keep him away from other students and instructors.
Authorities say he left behind a rambling note with a list of grievances, including complaints about women, religion and "rich kids." Federal investigators are searching Cho's writings and e-mails to try and find out why he went>造成美国有史以来最严重枪击凶杀事件的维吉尼亚理工大学学生被形容为沉默寡言、情绪不稳。他的作文曾经让指导老师感到担忧，并通知校方。枪手叫赵承辉，23岁，是维吉尼亚理工大学英语系本科四年级学生。1992年，赵承辉8岁的时侯随父母一起移民美国。
赵承辉在创作课上写作的若干故事和剧本都充满了极端暴力和谋杀情结。一名英语教授说，赵承辉的作文及其怪异行为使她提醒校方和心理辅导部门注意。她还给赵承辉单独授课，把他与其他学生和教师隔开。
学校当局说，赵承辉死前留下一张杂乱的纸条，上面列出他对女性、宗教和“富家子弟”等种种不满。联邦调查人员正在搜查赵承辉的笔记和电子邮件，试图找出他为何制造如此惨烈的枪击案的原因。