The professor, Yuji Yamada, told the BBC he was "surprised" when he saw the essay.
教授山田裕二告诉英国广播公司说,他看到这篇论文时感到“很惊讶”。
"I had seen such reports written in code, but never seen one done in aburidashi," he said.
他说:“我见过用代码写的论文,但从未见过用‘烤墨纸’写的。”
"To tell the truth, I had a little doubt that the words would come out clearly. But when I actually heated the paper over the gas stove in my house, the words appeared very clearly and I thought 'Well done!'
“说实话,我有点怀疑这些文字是否能清楚地显示出来。但当我在家里的煤气炉上加热这张纸时,上面的字看得很清楚,我心里想,‘干得漂亮’!”
"I didn't hesitate to give the report full marks - even though I didn't read it to the very end because I thought I should leave some part of the paper unheated, in case the media would somehow find this and take a picture."
“我毫不犹豫地给这篇论文打了满分——尽管我没有把它读到最后,因为我觉得我应该留出一部分未加热的纸张,万一有媒体知道这件事想拍照呢。”
As for the essay itself, Ms Haga said it had more style than substance.
至于这篇论文本身,羽贺英美表示,其形式大于内容。
"I was confident that the professor would at least recognise my efforts to make a creative essay," she said.
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