【新唐人2011年3月3日讯】中共两会3月3号开始召开。国际上，有阿拉伯国家的民主运动浪潮，国内，中共面临的是日益激化的社会不公、通货膨胀、贫富差距等社会矛盾。有媒体认为，每年的中共“两会”就好像一道鬼门关，而今年，北京的气氛更是诡秘不安。
据《法国国际广播电台》援引《法新社》2号从北京发出的一篇专稿，文章认为：避免社会不满情绪的爆炸，是即将于3月3号开始的中共今年“两会”议程的重要目地。
据报导，从2月28号起，北京交管部门启动“护城河”工程，监视路人的“红袖章”也上街协助“维稳”。而据北京市公安局人口管理部门透露，全市共动员了73万9千群众参与两会安保。
北京异议人士：“动用70万的兵力来保卫这个两会，完全就是一种浪费、奢侈，也是一种腐败，也是一种犯罪。”
据多个媒体报导，从2月25号以来，北京警方系统性的逮捕进京上访人员，政治异议人士和维权人士都被警方警告、讯问、软禁甚至被关押，连殴打外国记者的场景，也进入了今年“两会”的大背景。
中国人权观察主席秦永敏：“每到两会期间，人民群众要发表各种各样的意见的时候，当局反而加大打压力度，使得人民没有办法说话，那么这种情况是不可能长久维持的。它的路就越走越窄，最后呢，结局就很难说了。”
实际上，今年中共两会举行的背景比往年更为严峻。尽管官方使用了调控手段，一月份的通货膨胀仍然达到4.9%，但这个资料远远低于民众的感受。2月份曝出的中国铁道部部长刘志军贪腐达到8.8亿元的消息，让一直饱受“一票难求”的老百姓群情激昂。同样类似的问题，引发了北非国家民众在最近掀起的抗议浪潮，导致数个专制政体垮台和面临垮台。
秦永敏：“最近，被认为最顽固的专制堡垒，阿拉伯世界也发生了广泛的民主化运动，十几个国家先后都卷入其中，这对中国执政党来说，应该是一个非常强有力的震撼。他们应该明白，再继续这样一党专政统治下，仅仅把两会当做愚弄社会大众的形式，这条路是不可能再走下去了。”
那么，中共总理温家宝3月6号发表的政府工作报，是否会有一些新措施让老百姓有所期待呢？
原中共中央总书记赵紫阳的秘书鲍彤向《法新社》表示，如果温家宝报告没有新的政治措施，就不能满足老百姓的要求，造成严重问题。
湖北荆州民主人士宋先生认为，中共如果进行政治改革，会直接造成中共亡党，但政治改革不能推行的话，社会经济的发展就会受到制约。
宋先生：“自由市场经济它是依靠自由的政治体制、民主体制来得以保障的，只有自由的政治民主体制才能体现一个法制的社会，法制的社会才能保障自由市场经济的健康发展，而这一切，中共都无法实现的。没有一个自由的经济体制环境，现在中国国内的社会矛盾也是无法解决的。”
在“鬼门关”的不安背景下，中共两会还打算解决什么实际问题呢？
《自由亚洲电台》报导，中国事务评论家、权益人士刘念春以及美国奥克拉荷马中部大学西太平洋研究所所长李小兵都认为，现在中国的群体事件越来越多，中共只想求稳。而且中国60年来积累的矛盾太多了，这种两会它解决不了根本的问题。
新唐人记者常春、李静、黎安安采访报导。
Media Call CCP’s “Two Meetings” Hell’s Gate
The CCP’s “two meetings” started on March 3, 2011.
Amid democratic movements in Arab countries,
internally the CCP faces social conflicts, such as
mounting social injustice, inflation and income gap.
Some media call CCP’s annual “2 meetings” hell’s gate.
This year, Beijing’s atmosphere appears to be subtle.
According to Radio France Internationale,
the important goal of the “two meetings” is to prevent
social unrests from erupting due to increasing discontent.
On Feb. 28, Beijing Transportation Department
started so-called “Moat Project” to control the traffic.
Volunteers with “red armbands” have also been
dispatched onto streets to “maintain stability”.
According Beijing Public Security Bureau,
739,000 volunteers are mobilized for “two meetings”.
A dissident in Beijing: “Mobilizing 700,000 people
to stand on guard for the “two meetings” is
a complete waste, a kind of corruption and crime.”
Media reported that, since Feb. 25, Beijing police
has been systematically arresting incoming petitioners.
Dissidents and rights activists were warned and
interrogated by the police or put under house arrest.
There are incidents of foreign reporters being beaten.
Qin Yongmin, chair of Human Rights Watch in China:
During the “two meetings”, the authorities intensify
the suppression to keep the discontent people quiet.
This situation will not last long.
Their path is getting narrower and narrower.
It is hard to tell what the end results will be.
This year’s situation is tougher than previous years.
For example, despite government’s intervention,
the inflation reached 4.9% in January.
The embezzlement case of 880 million Yuan by
Ex-Railway Minister Liu Zhijun was exposed in Feb.
It greatly aroused the indignation of the people.
Similar corruption issues triggered the demonstrations
in North Africa, causing the despotic regimes to collapse.
Qin: Democratic movements swept the Arabic world,
which used to be a stronghold of dictatorships.
Over 10 countries were involved.
To CCP, the development is a strong shock.
They should know that to continue one-party rule and
to use “two meetings” as a camouflage is a dead end.
Then, in Premier Wen Jiabao’s speech on Feb. 6,
what new measures can the common folks expect?
Bao Tong, secretary of ex-CCP head Zhao Ziyang,
told AFP, if Wen’s report lacked new political measures,
his failure to meet people’s demands will cause problems.
Mr. Song, a democratic activist in Jinzhou, Hubei, said,
if the CCP carries out political reforms, it will demise;
if no political reforms are carried out,
the economic developments will face a bottleneck.
Song: Free economy relies on a free political system.
Only a free political and democratic system can
lead to a society ruled by law,
which can protect and develop a free market economy.
These are impossible for the CCP to achieve.
Without an environment for free economy,
China’s social conflicts are difficult to resolve.
Being dubbed “hell’s gate”,
what practical problems can “two meetings” resolve?
Radio Free Asia reported,
current Chinese affairs commentator Liu Nianchun
and University of Central Oklahoma’s Li Xiaobing said,
China’s mass unrests are ever-increasing,
but the CCP cares only about its power stability.
Conflicts accumulated throughout its 60 years’ rule.
The “two meetings” cannot solve the real problems.
NTD reporters Chang Chun, Li Jing, and Zhao Xinzhi.
