主题：【求助】求彭博社披露当代中国新八大家族的文章！ -- 卢比扬卡
赶紧让她帮我找了，自由世界就是好呀
兄台好有正义感，小的这边只是惺惺作态一下，兄台就如此不齿，想必对于权贵太子党更是恨不得寝其皮食其肉了罢
一下，就令人家“不齿”啦
小的何德何能敢损了这些正人君子们的眉眼～～～～
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“There were four families under Chiang Kai-shek; now we have 44,” said Roderick MacFarquhar, a Harvard historian who studies elite Chinese politics, referring to the Nationalist leader who lost to Mao. “To change the system will demand some traumatic national experience, when people say, ‘enough is enough.’”
The people generally known as the Eight Immortals are now all dead, though all but three lived into their 90s. Their stature in China is on a par with that of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson in the U.S. They are:
-- Deng;
-- General Wang, who fed Mao’s troops;
-- Chen Yun, who took charge of the economy when Mao assumed power in 1949;
-- Li Xiannian, who was instrumental in the plot that ended the Cultural Revolution;
-- Peng Zhen, who helped rebuild China’s legal system in the 1980s;
-- Song Renqiong, the Party personnel chief who oversaw the rehabilitation of purged cadres after the Cultural Revolution;
-- President Yang, who backed Deng’s order to carry out the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown;
-- Bo Yibo, a former vice premier and the last of the Immortals to die, at 98, in 2007.
They emerged from the Cultural Revolution after Mao’s death in 1976, during which many of them had been in internal exile, to find an economy in ruins. Gross domestic product in 1978 was $165 a person, compared with $22,462 in the U.S. With Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong booming, the Immortals were surrounded by capitalist success stories.
The victorious Communists had executed landlords after 1949. Farms had become People’s Communes. Factories belonged to the state.
The Immortals turned that on its head in the 1980s: Farmers could lease land. Private enterprise -- at first on a small scale, later bigger -- was tolerated, then encouraged. Deng took the gamble that in order to stoke growth, some “flies and mosquitoes” could be tolerated, said Ezra Vogel, an emeritus professor at Harvard, in Cambridge, Massachusetts, who wrote a 2011 biography of Deng.
再多点料也就是那么回事，兄台个人感觉你真有点，“敌人一天天烂下去”的求心理安慰心态了，把这种文章都当做好东西了，不是说真假或者有几分真的问题，而是没有任何撸点，说明不了任何问题
因为大盗是谁如何窃国都是传言，你的惺惺作态摆在眼前，想不看都不行啊。
自由世界是很好啊，你自己在家也很自由啊，哼，哼哼。
另外说一句，我跟太子党的圈子有接触（当然还不到八老后代的段位），也曾参与过伊们的某些项目，大开眼界，没有最黑，只有更黑。
另我解释过了，我当时确实很想找这篇文章，又不会翻墙，招了半天无果，只好来河里发文求助，发出去才想起来我们家那口子在自由世界，呵呵。
我确实不想在河里挑这个话题，有块精神后花园不容易，就这样吧，言尽于此。
想看八卦的时候才想起自己老婆在哪儿。要不你把老婆换回来，自己投奔自由世界吧。
这不是一边和小情人海誓山盟一边思念自己亲爱的老婆的新西兰国际友人吗？您还在这么关心国内的政治斗争啊？
是不是又准备找来当作批判中国黑暗现实的典型材料，与其他国际友人共赏析啊？
都无所谓啦。网络吗，想说什么都可以，反正大家空对空，有没有根据无所谓啦。