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发表于 2011-10-26 12:50 | 只看该作者

有个问题想问一下

大家最近一次帮助别人是在什么时候?
我先回答:刚刚吃午饭时,有人问我要烟,给了一支,又问我要火,干脆就帮他点上。
或许害了他,因为吸烟有害健康。
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发表于 2011-10-26 15:33 | 只看该作者

老外为什么这么关心这件事

很明显,对我们来说这是个恶性事件。
但是西方人为什么这么关心这件事?他们都怀着好意么?
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发表于 2011-10-26 20:41 | 只看该作者
想用英语或法语的话,这里有参考,或者自己上GOOGLE打上关键词搜索。

http://news.nationalpost.com/tag/hit-and-run/
Agence France-Presse Oct 24, 2011 – 8:14 AM ET | Last Updated: Oct 24, 2011 1:08 PM ET
BEIJING — Chinese police have charged a man suspected of running over a two-year-old girl who later died of her injuries and then fleeing the scene, in a case that shocked the nation, state media said Monday.
Surveillance camera footage that showed at least 18 people walk past the girl after she was knocked down on a Chinese street has sparked a public outcry and much soul-searching over the state of the country’s morals.
Hu Jun, 24, was charged with causing the wrongful death of the girl, nicknamed Yue Yue, in the southern city of Foshan on October 13, the official Procuratorial Daily newspaper said on its website.
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Posted in: News, World  Tags: China, Foshan, Guangdong, Hit-and-run, Toddler, Yue Yue, Yueyue
Chinese toddler Yue Yue dies in hospital after shocking hit and run

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A YouTube frame grab from the video. This image comes from before the child is hit for the first time




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Agence France-Presse Oct 21, 2011 – 8:28 AM ET | Last Updated: Oct 21, 2011 3:05 PM ET
by Jonathan Landreth
BEIJING — A Chinese toddler who was ignored by at least 18 passers-by as she lay bleeding and unconscious in the street, has died, the hospital treating her said Friday, in an incident that has shocked the nation.
The plight of the two-year-old girl, nicknamed Yue Yue, captured the public imagination after surveillance camera footage showed her being knocked down first by a van and then several minutes later by a small truck.
At least 18 people were shown walking past the girl as she lay in the street critically injured, before a female garbage collector finally picked her up and moved her to the curb.


http://www.liberation.fr/monde/0 ... -l-opinion-chinoise
Monde Le 18 octobre à 0h00

Une fillette écrasée ébranle l’opinion chinoise

12 commentaires Par PHILIPPE GRANGEREAU De notre correspondant à Pékin

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<!-- // ToolBox -->Un fait divers révoltant mobilise les internautes et les médias chinois. Jeudi, dans une rue de Foshan (province du Guangdong), une fillette de 2 ans est renversée par un minibus. Le conducteur, qui semble s’être aperçu que le train avant de son véhicule a écrasé l’enfant, stoppe un moment puis redémarre en passant ses roues arrière sur le corps du bambin. Le chauffeur, qui s’est enfui, s’est livré à la police ce week-end. Il a expliqué avoir agi ainsi par crainte d’avoir à payer des frais d’hôpital : «J’ai pensé que ça me coûterait moins cher si elle était morte.» Mais l’enfant était toujours vivante après le passage du véhicule, comme en témoigne une caméra de surveillance.
Ce qui se passe ensuite est plus incroyable encore : trois personnes passent devant la fillette agonisant au milieu de la rue sans s’arrêter, avant qu’un camion lui roule dessus à nouveau. Une dizaine de piétons, dont une mère de famille tenant un enfant par la main, passent à nouveau dans une totale indifférence devant l’enfant qui bouge encore, avant qu’enfin un éboueur daigne porter secours à la petite Yue Yue. Ses parents, à qui l’enfant avait échappé dans un moment d’inattention, ont peu d’espoir qu’elle s’en sorte.
L’insoutenable vidéo de la caméra de surveillance a été diffusée sur le Net, où elle a été vue près d’un million de fois. Elle a suscité un déluge de commentaires et un véritable débat sur la perte des valeurs morales de la société chinoise. «Si la victime avait été un chat ou un chien, il est probable que des gens s’en seraient occupé. Certains l’auraient soigné chez eux. Mais parce que c’est un enfant, tout le monde fait comme s’il n’avait rien vu et, ça, c’est très courant, commente un internaute. Notre société est malade, parce que personne ne veut s’impliquer dans les affaires des autres par peur d’en subir les conséquences.»
Beaucoup blâment la justice chinoise, qui souvent accuse les personnes qui se portent au secours de blessés d’être responsables de l’accident et leur impose de payer des dommages à la victime. Il est en effet plus facile de se retourner contre la seule personne présente que d’entamer une enquête longue et dispendieuse. Mais d’autres jugent que les véritables ressorts de ces comportements sont à chercher ailleurs. «Cette société dégueulasse n’a pas été formée en une journée. Si les gens sont égoïstes, c’est parce que le peuple n’a aucun pouvoir et donc pas de responsabilité non plus», estime un blogueur. L’absence de démocratie participative est accusée à mots couverts. «Le système actuel engendre une déchéance morale totale. La Chine va ruiner sa civilisation vieille de cinq mille ans !Qui a réduit la Chine à cet état ? Tout le monde le sait.»
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发表于 2011-10-26 20:46 | 只看该作者
2-year-old girl ran over by car twice,ignored by 18 passersby

2-year-old girl ran over by car twice,ignored by 18 passersby

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Tags: Children, Chinese, Foshan, Girls, Scandal, Wired
Posted 19 Oct 2011 in SOCIETY
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The girl, named online as Yueyue, is in a coma in hospital and she had been declared ‘brain dead’ and could die at any time.
Yueyue’s father Wang said:”Yueyue is so lovely. If I quarrelled with her mother and if her mother cried, she would tell us not to cry, she always tried to amuse us” , “I just hope my child will wake up and call me Dad again.”
Both drivers who ran her over have been arrested, but internet users have flooded microblogs over the apathy of the people who left her to die.
On China’s microblog service Sina Weibo, one user called the incident ‘the shame of the Chinese people’.
The incident is the latest case that has prompted debate as to whether people in today’sChinaare too cold-blooded to help, or whether it is advisable to stay away from an accident to avoid being accused by the victim or incurring potential financial or other costs from getting involved.
The notorious Nanjing Peng Yu incident five years ago is still fresh in the minds of many. In 2006, Peng Yu, a young man who had just gotten off of a bus inNanjing, came to the aid a 65-year-old woman who had been knocked down by a fellow passenger. The woman eventually sued Peng, claiming he was the one who had knocked her down.

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发表于 2011-10-27 07:32 | 只看该作者
本来都不想再说什么了,看见这个话我又忍不住了。咦,好奇怪啊,他们凭什么就不能关注呢?这个事件是极其特殊的。都上了新闻,难得的发生在中国老百姓中间的新闻,被关注是必然的,难道关注关注就是不怀好意了?笑掉牙。首先你又没听见对方是怎么问的,对方如果仅仅是想知道为什么会这样,我觉得这太正常不过,换做我,我也问。再说了,人家一定是认为这是件很疯狂的很令人震惊的事,是令他们无法理解的的事, 就算想揶揄两下,也不用把它想成是冲着LZ冲着所有中国人来的。这是有人当面问了,还是明着的,有多少人背后怎么想怎么议论当面却不说,你又能怎样?

Post by Jian2003;2987627
很明显,对我们来说这是个恶性事件。
但是西方人为什么这么关心这件事?他们都怀着好意么?
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发表于 2011-10-27 09:26 | 只看该作者

西方人也关心西藏,台湾问题

西方人也"关心"西藏,台湾问题.有些西人是好奇,有些就是想指手画脚。
Post by lovelytito;2988007
本来都不想再说什么了,看见这个话我又忍不住了。咦,好奇怪啊,他们凭什么就不能关注呢?这个事件是极其特殊的。都上了新闻,难得的发生在中国老百姓中间的新闻,被关注是必然的,难道关注关注就是不怀好意了?笑掉牙。首先你又没听见对方是怎么问的,对方如果仅仅是想知道为什么会这样,我觉得这太正常不过,换做我,我也问。再说了,人家一定是认为这是件很疯狂的很令人震惊的事,是令他们无法理解的的事, 就算想揶揄两下,也不用把它想成是冲着LZ冲着所有中国人来的。这是有人当面问了,还是明着的,有多少人背后怎么想怎么议论当面却不说,你又能怎样?
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发表于 2011-10-27 10:31 | 只看该作者
你就这样说:
hit,hit,run;hit,hit,run;blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,blind,not blind only one!
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发表于 2011-10-27 11:32 | 只看该作者
我们也对别人的事指手画脚,这个很正常。既然上了新闻,就是为了让民众对事件知道知道,评论评论,思考思考,指手画脚一下。好奇之后免不了指手画脚一番,毕竟是很丑的事。你能规定人家只许好奇不许多嘴吗?
Post by Jian2003;2988081
西方人也"关心"西藏,台湾问题.有些西人是好奇,有些就是想指手画脚。
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发表于 2011-10-27 12:38 | 只看该作者

问这事的老外用心不良.

他要是想知道怎么回事, GOOGLE一下可以让他写一本小说. 或许他早就知道了.所以不用解释, 就装徉不知道该事, 保管他会滔滔不绝把故事告诉你. 不信你试试.
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发表于 2011-10-27 14:12 | 只看该作者
说实话我真不知道如何跟老外解释,18个路人,18个老百姓,怎么代表不了中国人?我一样不能理解这个事情,只能说很丢脸,这跟藏独,法轮, 反华什么的政治统统都没有关系。错了就是错了。
谁能给我解释解释,为什么会这样?很失望,很纠结。。。。
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