【新唐人2011年4月21日讯】最近，大陆网民发现，《人民日报》、《光明日报》、《经济日报》和《解放军报》的头版，连续3天一模一样。网友惊呼，中国报纸都一家吗？以后只看一份报纸就行了。专家指出，在没有新闻自由的情况下，党报一张面孔，这是必然的。下面请看报导。
早些时候，《洋葱画报》曾报导过《人民日报》、《光明日报》、《经济日报》3份报纸的头版几乎相似。最近，网民更是发现，《解放军报》与这3份报纸的头版也是一样，而且是连续3天一模一样。
这4份报纸，连续3天的版面编排和照片基本一样，只是《解放军报》在排版上略有不同，但报导的内容完全相同。
高瑜（资深媒体人）：“中宣部有非常严格的要求，几乎每天中宣部都要发通知，而且有一些消息，它都规定了（在）头版头条、每版的位置，它都规定了。当然这就出现了‘党报一个面孔’，那就是非常正常的。在中国来讲，就是很正常的现象。”
高瑜女士还谈到，除了党报，其他的报纸也是大同小异。
高瑜：“现在很多市场化的报也是这样，除了地方性的新闻有一些差别，其他的一些重大的、全国性的消息也基本都是一样的。所以中国没有新闻自由，它这种千篇一律就是难免。”
在此之前，《华尔街日报》曾报导，中共党报《人民日报》今年3月14号的头版，除了将全国人大“三”次会议改成“四”次会议之外，其余全部照搬去年（2010年）3月14号的头版。两者的版面编排与照片几乎一模一样。
报导谈到，这堪称是新闻史上最懒惰的复制粘贴工作，而这背后所反映的则是中共对宣传机器的严厉管制。对于这些宣传机构的职员来说，为了防止出现“错误”招致严厉处罚，简单的照搬似乎成了保住饭碗的最佳方法。
对此，有网友评论说，这就是鲜明的中国特色！当局强迫各单位订阅这些报纸，纯粹是劳民伤财。如果允许新闻自由竞争，这些报纸一份都卖不掉。
高瑜则谈到，与这些充当中共喉舌、不愁经费来源的官媒相比，大陆其他报纸媒体的处境则是左右为难。
高瑜：“对于其他的一些都市报，那处境就是非常难了。一方面呢，它要市场化，不市场化它没法生存，（政府）财政不报的。它在上边又有一个恶婆婆，就是中宣部，还有出版署，还是要求它们做喉舌、做舆论工具。”
除了报纸出现头版照搬的笑话外，日前人力资源和社会保障部的官网也惊现“乌龙年报”，令人大跌眼镜。网友爆料指出，人力资源和社会保障部官网上的2009年年报和2010年年报竟然一字不差，甚至连日期都没有进行更改。
有网友指出：在中国，几乎没有真正现代意义上的媒体，只不过是政治的传声筒！
新唐人记者黄丽达、李谦、黎安安采访报导。
Four Party Papers, One Face
Bloggers discover that four newspapers, Guangming
People’s Daily, Economic Times, and PLA Daily,
had identical front page three days in a roll.
Netizen said one paper is enough.
Experts believe this is inevitable
when press freedom is non-existent.
The Onion had an article showing
People’s Daily, Guangming and Economic Times
having the same front page. Bloggers added
one more paper, PLA Daily, to the list.
Moreover, now identical front-page
was carried in all four papers for three days in a roll.
For those three days, all of these four papers
had similar front-page layout and photos,
exept that PLA Daily’s layout was slightly different,
but the content was the same.
Gao Yu, a media expert:
“The Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP)
Propaganda Department has daily notice,
with strict requirements on what news to put
on the front page, on what positions. This is why
you see the same face on all CCP’s papers.
This is common in China.”
Gao said other papers are basically the same.
Gao: “Many market-oriented papers are the same.
Their local news is different, but major news and
national news follow the same identical content.
China does not have press freedom,
and the result is identical news content.”
Wall Street Journal (WSJ) pointed out
that on March 14, People’s Daily had
a front-page report on the 4th People’s Congress.
The page was a copy of last year’s front page,
with the only change of 3rd to the 4th Congress.
Layout and photos were identical.
WSJ called this “the laziest cut-and-paste job
in the history of journalism.”
Behind it is the tight media control by the CCP.
To avoid saying the wrong words and be punished,
newspaper staff simply resorts to copying.
Bloggers said this is a perfect Chinese characteristic.
The CCP forces work units to subscribe to
these papers – this is simply a waste of money.
If media freedom is allowed, no one will buy them.
Gao said while party papers make easy money,
other papers are put in difficult positions.
Gao: “Other metropolitan papers face tough times.
They have to consider the market in order to survive,
but they have evil bosses at the top, plus
the Propaganda Department and the Press Bureau.
They require the papers to act as their PR tool.
In addition to newspapers, some official websites
also have shockingly identical “annual reports.”
Netizen revealed that the Social Security ministry
had the same 2010 annual report as the 2009 report,
even the dates were unchanged!
Bloggers said China does not have real media,
only CCP’s parrots.
NTD reporters Huang Li da , Li Qian and Li Anan
