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scidem (scidem) 于 (Thu May 19 22:55:47 2011, 美东) 提到:
华中科技大学学生扔鞋挑战GFW之父方滨兴。昨天在武大发生的，今天上了《纽约时报
》！！！
我为华科骄傲啊！！！看到《纽约时报》上出现Huazhong University of Science and
Technology的时候，好激动！！！
这里是扔鞋者在twitter上的照片。
里面有一段我翻译一下是这样的
在(扔鞋者扔鞋)之后的几个小时里，赞美之声如风暴般席卷中国互联网，很多这样的帖子却
被及时删除了。
那些向扔鞋者（twitter账号是@hanunyi）—— 华中科技大学学生—— 致敬的帖子里，很
多人视他为英雄，并主动提出要给他各种奖励，从iPad,名牌鞋子甚至倾慕他的女性希望“献身”，这
种肉偿被中国的互联网监管者认为是有损社会道德。（本人注：这里是对中国互联网
监管者“管得太宽”的一个讽刺和嘲笑）
Postings hailed @hanunyi — a student at Huazhong University of Science
and Technology — as a hero and promised all manner of recompense..
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/05/20/world/asia/20china.html
May 19, 2011
Chinese Student Takes Aim, Literally, at Internet Regulator
By ANDREW JACOBS
BEIJING — The authorities are seeking a college student who sneaked into
a lecture hall at one of China’s most prestigious universities on
Thursday and tossed eggs and shoes at a computer scientist both lionized
and reviled as the architect of China’s strict Internet controls.
According to Twitter postings from a man claiming responsibility for the
attack, the eggs missed, but at least one shoe hit its intended target:
Fang Binxing, popularly described as “the father of the Great Firewall,”
who was giving a talk on Internet security. The student, known for the
moment only by his Twitter handle, @hanunyi, apparently fled the scene
in bare feet.
Although there has been no official acknowledgment of the incident, The
Associated Press quoted a local police official as saying that the case
was under investigation.
The attack and its messy aftermath were described through postings by
@hanunyi, as well as several other students who said they saw the
assault, which took place at Wuhan University in central Hubei Province.
At least three other people, encouraged by a Twitter posting announcing
Mr. Fang’s lecture at the department of computer science, had planned to
join the protest but bailed out at the last moment. “We saw our
professor and graduate supervisor there and immediately lost courage,”
one of them wrote on Twitter.
With his talk interrupted and the classroom in chaos, Mr. Fang appeared
to have cut short his lecture and left for the airport.
In the hours that followed, a firestorm of approving sentiment
ricocheted across the Chinese Internet — much of which was promptly
deleted by censors. Postings hailed @hanunyi — a student at Huazhong
University of Science and Technology — as a hero and promised all manner
of recompense, from iPads and designer shoes to carnal rewards offered
by admiring women of the sort that China’s Internet guardians would
likely deem harmful to the nation’s morality.
“If you, the shoe thrower, get kicked out of school for this, my company
will hire you in a minute,” said one anonymous posting on a Wuhan
University student message board.
Beyond the audacity of the protest, the public gloating revealed the
animus that many Chinese feel toward Mr. Fang, who has been unapologetic
about his role in creating a system that bars access to tens of
thousands of Web sites. While a great many blocked sites feature
pornographic material, others, like YouTube and Facebook, are viewed by
the authorities as potential vehicles for fomenting opposition to
Communist Party rule.
Such strictures have grown tighter in recent months as China, with one
eye on unrest in the Arab world, has sought to choke off any inkling of
organized protest.
Mr. Fang, the president of Beijing University of Posts and
Telecommunications, has hailed Internet censorship as a necessary
defense against Western governments and “democracy activists” who seek
to harm China through incendiary information.
“They sit comfortably at home, thinking only of how, through their
fingertips on a keyboard, they can bring chaos to China by taking
advantage of the Internet’s effectiveness as a multiplier,” he said in a
commencement speech this year. The students, according to published
accounts of the address, responded with enthusiastic applause.
But Mr. Fang’s detractors, it seems, can be equally vocal. Last
December, after a brief flirtation with microblogging, Mr. Fang closed
his account on Sina.com after it was flooded with thousands of derisive
comments. He has also been publicly roasted for admitting in an
interview that he employed six different virtual private network
services, or V.P.N.’s, to vault over the firewall he created — although
he insists he uses them for research purposes. “I only try them to test
which side wins,” he told The Global Times this year.
Although aggressive protests are rare in China, Xiao Qiang, an adjunct
professor of journalism at University of California, Berkeley, said the
shoe- and egg-tossing incident was not entirely surprising.
“The Great Firewall is state policy but Fang has become the face of
system that frustrates and angers a growing number of Internet users,”
Professor Xiao said. “In that sense, I guess you could say he was a fair
target.”
Mia Li contributed research.
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hellod (hd) 于 (Fri May 20 00:30:32 2011, 美东) 提到:
哈哈 原来是你们学校的傻差
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zhaoyun (好德如好色) 于 (Fri May 20 05:33:20 2011, 美东) 提到:
你们学校只配出五毛。
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daye (vi) 于 (Fri May 20 09:42:09 2011, 美东) 提到:
甚为欣慰！
尤其是到武大扔的！
武大学生买了鸡蛋却不敢上前。
武大郎情何以堪啊？
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andrews (旱鸭子) 于 (Fri May 20 09:47:56 2011, 美东) 提到:
贵校也来一个？
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qwqw (胡瓜) 于 (Fri May 20 10:33:32 2011, 美东) 提到:
威武，最好是几年没洗的球鞋
and
帖子却
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piyaoke (辟谣客－睡教大师) 于 (Fri May 20 11:10:19 2011, 美东) 提到:
奉劝你这傻婢五毛捞毛篾片服用非法字符敏感词全家情绪吻腚坟前欢呼看奥运纵做鬼也
幸福。一人五毛全家光荣八辈自豪代代敏感。
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george19 (charlie19eyes) 于 (Fri May 20 12:28:56 2011, 美东) 提到:
欣慰啊
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forfreedom (forfreedom) 于 (Fri May 20 12:55:43 2011, 美东) 提到:
太丢人了， 不好好读书，瞎折腾个屁。
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piyaoke (辟谣客－睡教大师) 于 (Fri May 20 17:16:49 2011, 美东) 提到:
可不是。古人云：一人五毛全家光荣八辈自豪代代敏感。一个五毛三代跪族。 | r***h
发帖数: 460 | 2 文华的，我可不想追认it为我校友
另外完全不懂自豪在哪里
and
【在 a*****s 的大作中提到】
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: scidem (scidem) 于 (Thu May 19 22:55:47 2011, 美东) 提到:
: 华中科技大学学生扔鞋挑战GFW之父方滨兴。昨天在武大发生的，今天上了《纽约时报
: 》！！！
: 我为华科骄傲啊！！！看到《纽约时报》上出现Huazhong University of Science and
: Technology的时候，好激动！！！
: 这里是扔鞋者在twitter上的照片。
: 里面有一段我翻译一下是这样的
: 在(扔鞋者扔鞋)之后的几个小时里，赞美之声如风暴般席卷中国互联网，很多这样的帖子却
: 被及时删除了。
| q*****g
发帖数: 618 | 3 管他是武大的还是华工的，都非常没有创意，被演了无数次的戏
最近某艺术学院的行为艺术算是有些新意
and
【在 a*****s 的大作中提到】
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: scidem (scidem) 于 (Thu May 19 22:55:47 2011, 美东) 提到:
: 华中科技大学学生扔鞋挑战GFW之父方滨兴。昨天在武大发生的，今天上了《纽约时报
: 》！！！
: 我为华科骄傲啊！！！看到《纽约时报》上出现Huazhong University of Science and
: Technology的时候，好激动！！！
: 这里是扔鞋者在twitter上的照片。
: 里面有一段我翻译一下是这样的
: 在(扔鞋者扔鞋)之后的几个小时里，赞美之声如风暴般席卷中国互联网，很多这样的帖子却
: 被及时删除了。
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