<p>Um... I have recently been receiving very strange emails from <a href="mailto:Admissions.Office@dartmouth.edu">Admissions.Office@dartmouth.edu</a>, that as far as I can tell are primarily written in traditional Chinese characters. When I put the text in an online translator the translation is jumbled and mainly incoherent, and it seems to be about "the value of rubbish" and somebody called "indignant Liu". </p>
<p>Here's an excerpt from the most recent email:
"卅⥔㰮䄯‾值㰾倯ാ㰊㹐敄湡䰠獡慫楲楷汬愠獮敷畱獥楴湯扡畯⁴桴灡汰捩瑡潩牰捯獥ⱳ琠獥楴杮敲潣浭湥慤楴湯ⱳ搠慥汤湩獥愠摮愠祮桴湩汥敳愠潢瑵愠浤獩楳湯桴瑡礠畯眠湡⁴"</p>
<p>Has anybody received similar emails? I'm fairly certain that it's probably due to a problem with my email provider.</p>
<p>LOL. That’s hilarious man</p>
<p>Oh My God, that’s so weird. Hahahah by any chance are you from China/outside the USA?</p>
<p>I’m originally from China, but I’ve been in Canada for over 9 years now. I’m not quite sure how to deal with this lol. Should I ignore it or email them back?</p>
<p>Just email back and they will be happy to resend it if it was an important message. You might also want to check if the problem is on your end so you don’t constantly face the same problem.</p>
<p>Well, it is evident that there is somebody indignant named Liu who clearly does not understand the value of rubbish. Dartmouth university wishes to inform all its applicants not to be so indignant like Liu.</p>
<p>Hahahahah @ saltyballs. :)</p>
<p>^^ 
Not meaning to hijack but are you from New Zealand?!</p>
<p>Thirty ⥔ 㰮 䄯 ~ value 㰾 Song ാ 㰊 㹐 Wu Yu Wei 䰠 Que counseling Kai Jingyunxianfu Liujiaotitang Cuttings overseer ⁴ rafter Lan Tailieshiyi You dao Jiao ⱳ Tianjiaoshibei Qiaomingengtu Queti Tang ⱳ daub Zao Tang Dongjiaoyunao Yungaofutong Zhiaiyunhuang Zhaoyunhonghui Mei Tang Fushicijun sleep Yu</p>
<p>that’s my translation. enjoy!</p>