【禁闻】网友预测 小伊伊会出现在今年春晚

【新唐人2011年8月3日讯】在这次温州动车事故中的“奇迹女孩”项炜伊,目前病情已经慢慢好转,两岁半的项炜伊是这次追尾事故中,最后一名获救者,遗憾的是,她的父母已被证实在车祸中双双遇难,小伊伊的命运牵动着无数人的心。不过,不少网友已经开始预测,今年“春晚”,小伊伊一定会出现在全国观众面前唱一首《歌唱祖国》。

《路透社》报导,在动车追尾事故发生后第二天,中宣部下达指示,要求媒体以“大灾面前有大爱”为主题报导此事。并要求媒体“不质疑,不展开,不联想”。不要调查事故原因。

但仍有不少媒体人突破禁令,公开表露真情。《央视》女主播秦方在播报女童项炜伊的消息时,抑制不住的哽咽流泪;《贵州电视台》主持人王欣拍案怒斥铁路蛀虫;《南方都市报》更发表社论指出:事故之后,庞大体制的傲慢与骄狂依然,死难者人数不应成为欲盖弥彰的秘密。

铁道部新闻发言人王勇平回答记者提问:“我只能回答你这样的事情就是发生了!!”

上周末出版的《经济观察报》,也在头版发表了题为《伊伊,等你长大的时候》的社论,文章中有一段是这么写的:“伊伊,等你长大,开始明白这个世界,我们该如何向你解释,2011年7月23日夜发生的一切。那趟永远不能抵达的列车,夺走了40个爱和被爱的生命,其中就有你的父母。等你长大成人,我们和我们生活的这个国家,是否能够坦然的告诉你,我们身边所有的爱与悲伤,愤怒与疑问。”

在生命探测仪显示“没有生命迹象”的前提下,小伊伊被发现,并成为众人关注的焦点。网路上已经有人开始猜测,在今年的春节联欢晚会上,小伊伊会不会被哪位明星抱着,稚声稚气的来唱一首感恩的歌?

网友“无敌小板凳”在网路上发表一篇名为《请别让小伊伊上春晚,给孩子一个平凡的童年》的文章,他恳请大家不要给予伊伊过多的关注了,不要让她上春晚,不要过多的记录此刻的悲伤。

他表示,每年阖家欢乐过春节看春晚的时候,总能看到春晚把天灾人祸之后的幸存者领到台上,说他们现在过得很好。像是08年汶川地震的幸存者,以及那个小小的孩子。

网友曾颖也表示,请不要把小伊伊拿去上春晚“感恩”

网友为伊伊写歌,怒批动车事故后,小伊伊差点被放弃。

《寒心的奇迹》:” 小伊伊恐惧充满了双眼,迅速清场停止救援,我看到有人只想把责任推远,我的生命只能靠奇迹出现,不知道掩埋车体有什么奸险,我想要抓住罪恶的黑手,谁能告诉我奇迹是否有,我能活着出来,奇迹笑了,我的心碎了。

《路透社》“投资中国”专栏主编陈澍,他在“新浪微博”中写道:这次动车事故不仅令人质疑中国高铁建设,更令人对中国的行政管理方式感到沮丧。

《纽约时报》引述一名中国博主的话,“中国,请停下你飞奔的脚步,等一等你的人民,等一等你的灵魂,等一等你的道德,等一等你的良知!不要让列车脱轨,不要让桥梁坍塌,不要让道路成陷阱,不要让房屋成危楼。”

新唐人记者黄容综合报导。

Yiyi Predicted to Appear in Gala

In the Wenzhou high-speed train accident, the last survivor,
2-year-old Xiang Weiyi, nicknamed “miracle girl", is recovering.
Unfortunately, her parents have been confirmed dead.
Yiyi’s story has touched many people.
However, many netizens now predict that on this year’s
CCTV “Spring Festival Gala”, Yiyi might be arranged
by the Chinese Communist authorities (CCP) to sing the
communist classic “Ode to the Motherland" on stage.

According to Reuters, one day after the train collision,
CCP’s Central Propaganda Department issued instructions
to the media to report the accident according to the theme of
“Boundless love conquering major disaster,”
and to not question or investigate the cause of the crash.

However, many media professionals still broke
the Propaganda Department’s ban to express true feelings.
When CCTV’s anchor Qin Fang was broadcasting Yiyi’s story,
she could not stop choking and shedding tears.
Guizhou TV’s host Wang Xin pounded his desk angrily
and blamed the railway ministry’s corruption.
Southern Metropolitan Daily’s editorial pointed out that,

after the accident, the CCP still remains arrogant and
it shouldn’t still keep the number of casualties a secret.

Economic Observer News has published the article titled
“Yiyi, When You Grow up" on its front page.
The article wrote, “Yiyi, when you grow up and
begin to understand this world,
we don’t know how to explain to you
what happened on July 23, 2011.
A never-arriving train took 40 lives, including your parents."

When you grow up, will we and the country be able to
frankly tell you our love and sadness, anger and doubts?"

Yiyi was found when the life detectors indicated
“no signs of life" when searching for survivors of the crash.
She soon became the focus of people’s attention.

Some netizens began to speculate that
on this year’s CCTV Spring Festival Gala,
Yiyi would be held by a celebrity and
sing a song to express her gratitude to the CCP.

Netizen named “Invincible Small Stool" published online
an article titled “Please don’t present Yiyi on CCTV’s show”.
He asked people to not give excessive attention to Yiyi,
to not let her get on the show,
and to let her forget her recent grief.

He said every CCTV Spring Festival follows the same format,
as they always present survivors of natural disasters on stage,
including survivors of the Sichuan earthquake in 2008.

Another netizen Zeng Ying also asked to not present Yiyi
on the Spring Festival Gala to “express gratitude.”

Netizen “Wise Girl" composed a song for Yiyi.

In the song, she angrily criticized that
Yiyi was almost abandoned after the train accident.

Her song “Chilling Miracle": Yiyi’s eyes were filled with fear.
People cleared the site and stopped the rescue.
I see people just want to avoid their responsibility,
and my life can only rely on a miracle.
I don’t know the vicious reason to bury the train body.
I only want to grasp the evil manipulator.
Who can tell me whether there is a miracle and I can live on?
A miracle smiles, but my heart is broken.

Column editor of “Invest in China" of Reuters
Chen Shu wrote on his Sina micro-blog,
“The train accident makes people question
China’s high-speed rail construction,
and makes people disappointed about
China’s administrative methods.

New York Times quoted a Chinese blogger saying

“China, stop your flying steps, wait for your people,
wait for your soul, and wait for your morals and conscience!
Do not get the train derailed, do not let the bridge collapse,
do not turn roads into traps, do not build dangerous houses.”

NTD reporter Huang Rong

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