2025年11月6日晚間，俄羅斯當地媒體傳出令人悲痛的消息——此前在聖彼得堡失蹤多日的中國女留學生張某某被發現身亡。據知情人士透露，張某某從住所窗戶墜落身亡，初步判斷為高處墜落事件。然而，案件的細節仍有諸多疑點，警方目前尚未公布最終結論。

這起事件最早可追溯至10月31日，當天下午，年僅20歲、就讀於俄羅斯國立師範大學心理教育系大一的張某某，與家人失去聯繫。自那之後，她的手機信號中斷，社交帳號也未再登入。其家屬在多日未能取得聯繫後，懷疑情況不妙，於是展開網絡尋人。11月3日，多名中國留學生與網友在社交平台上發布尋人啟事，指張某某失聯已超過100小時，家人焦急萬分，呼籲各界協助提供線索。

11月4日上午，張某某的父親張先生接受媒體採訪時表示，女兒自10月31日下午起音訊全無，當地警方已立案調查，並且中國駐聖彼得堡總領館已派員介入協助，與俄方警方保持聯絡，協助搜尋行動。然而，令人遺憾的是，經多日搜查後，警方最終在11月6日晚間傳來噩耗——張某某已確認死亡。

根據俄媒報導與現場初步調查，張某某的遺體被發現於其住所樓下。警方在她的公寓中發現了多處異常跡象：屋內燈光仍亮著，行李箱內物品散落一地，房間內似乎未見明顯外力破壞痕跡。這些細節讓外界對事件性質產生諸多猜測。部分媒體報導指，她可能在事發前精神狀態不穩，但尚無官方確認。

值得注意的是，有消息指出，張某某在校期間因俄語程度不足，曾遭到部分同學語言與行為上的霸凌與排擠。這一消息引起中國網友的廣泛關注與憤慨，許多人懷疑她的心理壓力或與此有關。消息傳出後，眾多中國網友在社交平台上留言哀悼，也對事件真相表達強烈疑問。有人質疑：「如果是意外墜樓，為什麼這麼久才被發現？」也有人表示懷疑：「到底是意外還是他殺？」「怎麼可能第六天才找到？」甚至有網友留言：「希望這消息不是真的。」可見輿論普遍認為此案疑點重重。

截至目前，俄羅斯警方尚未公布具體死因，僅表示仍在調查中，並將根據驗屍結果與監控資料進一步確認事件性質。中國駐聖彼得堡總領館也於11月7日發表聲明，對張某某的不幸離世表示沉痛哀悼，並呼籲俄方盡快查明真相，保障中國留學生的安全與合法權益。這起事件在中俄兩國社交平台引發廣泛討論，不僅牽動著留學生群體的情緒，也再次暴露出海外留學生在語言、文化與心理適應上的脆弱處境。許多網友呼籲學校與使領館應加強對留學生的心理支持與安全保護，避免悲劇再次重演。

On the evening of November 6, local media in Russia reported a tragic development: the missing Chinese student, Zhang (surname withheld), who had disappeared in Saint Petersburg, was found dead. According to sources familiar with the matter, Zhang fell to her death from the window of her residence. It was also revealed that she had previously suffered bullying from classmates due to her poor Russian language skills.

When police entered her apartment for investigation, they found the lights still on and her belongings scattered across the floor, with her suitcase partially unpacked. The circumstances surrounding her death remain unclear, and the case has drawn widespread attention and concern on Chinese and Russian social media platforms.

Many netizens expressed disbelief and suspicion: “If it was an accidental fall, how could it take this long to find her?” “Was it suicide? Why was she only found six days later?” Others hoped the news was false, praying for a different outcome.

Earlier, on November 3, multiple users on Chinese social media had posted missing-person notices, reporting that a 20-year-old Chinese student had been out of contact for over 100 hours in Saint Petersburg. Her family was deeply worried.

On the morning of November 4, Zhang’s father, Mr. Zhang, told reporters that his daughter had last contacted the family on the afternoon of October 31 and had since been unreachable. The local police had opened an investigation, and the Chinese Consulate General in Saint Petersburg had dispatched personnel to assist.

According to a video shared by her father, Zhang was a 20-year-old first-year student at the Russian State Pedagogical University, majoring in psychology and education. She went missing on October 31, with her last known location near one of the university’s classroom buildings.

The case continues to raise serious questions about student safety, mental health, and the challenges faced by international students abroad.