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| 2011 年 1 月 24 日 "Newsweek, Newsweek" cover story |
2011 24 January
"Newsweek Newsweek"
cover story
cover a large white background
a person of medium build and a black
solemnly Jujuerxing
God! Like a funeral procession
cover story entitled
The last Apparatchik (English version)
" the last communist"
Who is that?
of course, Comrade Hu Divine leading author of Melinda
Liu
讀完了也懂了
封面設計一身縞素墨黑的他
一如他的執政風格
僵硬、肅穆、無色、落寞
他是中國共産黨
第四代領導人
也是最後一位
round after round to land the party
Jujuerhang colorless color
finally end the Communist Party to step down
is not the end of
this country but the last one put the party to step down
history of the Chinese Communist Party into the next person
neither revolutionary achievements
no spiritual heritage of the Communist Party of
paper quoted former U.S. diplomat
described his personal disdain
a hesitant, timid, stiff
career ups and downs, and was the right interpretation people
was able to climb the highest leadership positions?
There are two points worth record:
abroad:
ambiguous power of the Hu-Wen administration
dealing with China, the United States often feel
not in a country with but
In dealing with a person
and this person is not in front of this man
而是面前這人身後那人
國内：
胡同志的僵硬
可能跟他身後那人有關
那不一定是人
可能是一個集團
胡同志當上國家領導
根本只是一個妥協
上任以後所有相關
Wu Yi Gai leading online information deleted.
another, Hu father had been a miscarriage of justice sat tea
was tortured and died in prison ten years after-effects of torture
died at the age of five-year-old
calculation, it should be the seventies
death news reached the ears
Hu he immediately Helping
from western China to return to Anhui Province in
he managed to persuade local authorities to allow the performance of a posthumous child
obligations
He invited the officers home dining
but - the Communists did not appear
a few hours later he called
restaurant food eat your own restaurant
Murakami said that he vowed never to return
him - apparently true to its word
my course in Thinking
What are the reasons to stop me
her father're dead last trip?
any case or in his Newsweek
funeral of the Chinese Communist Party
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