【新唐人2013年02月07日讯】中共十八大后，名为“学习粉丝团”的微博现身网路，近期，更凭借对中共总书记习近平行踪的“贴身”直播，及信息更新的快捷而蹿红网路。评论分析，“学习粉丝团”很可能是习近平幕僚班子策划的微博，表明了习近平急于竖立新形象，企图抢占网路舆论阵地。
“学习粉丝团”自去年11月21号“开博”以来，一直以“随手拍”的方式播报习近平的动态，从去年底的广东行，到日前的甘肃行，引发数十万网友关注。
2月4号11点左右，“学习粉丝团”发布“习大大（习近平）在菜市场视察民情，关注民生。”新浪官方微博“头条新闻”在1小后转发了这条微博。两分钟后，《新华社》“新华视点”官方微博也发消息说，习近平4号上午到兰州五泉菜市场了解节日供应情况。
这一举动，引发网友联想与关注，短短一、两天内，“学习粉丝团”的粉丝人数从8万飙升到近50万。5号下午，连“央视新闻”官方微博都质疑：“神马（什么）情况？‘学习粉丝团’比我们快，比我们近！”
众多媒体通过微博的“私信”，私底下打探博主身份，得到的答案却都是“自己只是西安一名草根、普通打工者，并不是习近平的宣传团队。”
到目前，“学习粉丝团”微博已发布360多条讯息，绝大多数与习近平相关。内容上主要分为3大类：1.习近平出外考察行程直播；2.习近平家庭生活和各个时期办公与考察时的独家、近距离图片；3.转发中共官媒对习近平的报导。
北京时政观察人士华颇分析，这很可能是习近平让身边的一些工作人员策划的，否则不可能这么频繁、详细、快捷的直播习近平的情况。
北京时政观察人士华颇：“习一上来就几项措施，一是抓枪杆子，一是放下身段，取悦民众，所以他就亲民，他就要灵活，要大众化，和民众打成一片，微博也是一个很大的手段，可以使自己高高在上的身份平民化，所以这种形式，这种手段对习近平和民众沟通，和民众打成一片，很有好处。”
深圳独立作家朱健国指出，官方不可能允许民间开通这类微博，也不会让网站发出消息。
深圳独立作家朱健国：“新浪的管制是很严的，你像很多人稍微敏感点的，微博给让关了，或者不让开。仅仅新浪让它出来，就可以说不是普通的，因为关于国家领导人的，无论是批评还是赞扬，都是经过批准的，所以这个‘学习粉丝团’我估计还是习的幕僚班子策划的一个，打出一个模仿当年邓小平的‘小平你好啊’，搞的这么一个东西，这个现象体现了习近平现在急于竖立形象。”
朱健国分析，这也表明了，习近平不太满意官方媒体对他的宣传，因此需要更有力度的宣传、更快的造势，就像当年毛泽东发动文革的时候，对北京的班子不信任，而去上海找了一拨人。
朱健国：“但是，他这种作法，很可能会带来相反的效果，因为作为习近平，如果真要表示有别于传统的，最好的模式，不是让人出来赞扬你，而是让一个普通粉丝能够出来议论你，批评你，这才是真正显示改革的风范。组织一个粉丝出来去表扬、赞美，唱赞歌，这实际上只是文革老套的方式。”
华颇指出，前阵子“微博反腐”对官方的冲击很大，所以官方急于抢占网路舆论阵地，华颇认为，新一轮属于官方有组织的、由最高领导人亲自挂帅的网路战役已打响，胜负如何还要继续往下看。
采访编辑/李韵 后制/王明宇
Live Microblogging of Xi Jinping to Earn Public Support?
A Xi Jinping fan microblog appeared on Weibo
soon after the 18th National Congress.
Recently, this nearly live broadcast, with quick updates
of Xi Jinping’s activities, has caused excitement on the Internet.
This mysterious microblogging is believed to be a tactic
designed by the Xi Jinping aid team to build a new image for Xi and capture public attention.
A Weibo microblogging devoted to Xi Jinping
went public on November 21 last year.
Close-up photos record Xi Jinping’s daily activities,
from his Guangdong trip last year to the present Gansu visit.
This site has triggered hundreds of thousands
of curious netizens.
At 11 o’clock on February 4th, this microblogg
published Xi Jinping’s activity in a market.
An hour later, Sina microblogged this post.
Two minutes later, Xinhua News Agency also microblogged
this message about Xi Jinping’s visit to a local market in Lanzhou to inspect produce availability during holiday.
This move quickly triggered nearly 500,000 views
within two days.
CCTV News official microblogging questioned
on the afternoon of the 5th, “What’s going on?
The fans move faster and closer than we can!"
Many media inquired about the identity of the microblogger,
and uncovered that it was an ordinary grass rooter from Xi’an, not a member of Xi Jinping’s publicity team."
So far, this Xi Jinping fan’s microblog site has published
more than 360 messages mainly related to Xi Jinping.
The content can be divided into three categories.
Live daily official activity of Xi Jinping, exclusive
and close-up photos of Xi Jinping at home and at work,
and communist official media reports on Xi Jinping.
Current affairs observer Hua Po analyzes this is likely
planned by Xi Jinping’s staff for in fact the frequency, detail, and speed about Xi Jinping’s activities it records.
Current affairs observer Hua Po: “Xi has taken
a few measures since he’s in power.
First, he grabs the army.
Two, he stays low to please the people.
To get popular and close to the people, microblogging
is a great means to put down his superior identity and mingle with civilians.
It helps Xi Jinping to communicate and mingle with people."
Independent writer Zhu Jianguo from Shenzhen points out
that the authorities will not allow such microblogging by the civilians or news release of such from a website.
Zhu Jianguo: “Sina has a very tight control of Weibo.
Many people’s microbloggings with somewhat sensitive issues are closed or forbidden.
This is not an ordinary microblogging.
Any information about the regime leader, whether
it is praise or criticism, needs approval.
I believe this Xi Jinping fan’s microblog
was designed by Xi’s staff.
It is to imitate Deng Xiaoping’s era and it reflects
Xi Jinping is eager to build an image."
Zhu Jianguo analyzes this suggested Xi Jinping is not
satisfied with the publicity work done by the official media.
He is doing it just like what Mao Zedong did during
the Cultural Revolution.
Mao did not trust the team in Beijing,
and thus he hired a group of people from Shanghai.
Zhu Jianguo: “However, his practice might have
the opposite effect.
The best mode to differentiate Xi Jinping from others
is not by praising,
but by an ordinary fan who can talk and criticize freely
to show an example of reform.
Praised by an organized team of fans is just an
old-fashioned way from the Cultural Revolution time."
Hua Po points out that anti-corruption on Weibo
has had quite some impact on the regime.
The Communist regime is now anxious to control the Internet.
Hua Po believes this official battleground on the Internet
has started with the regime’s leader in command. The outcome is yet to be observed.
