【新唐人2011年9月16日讯】美国驻华大使骆家辉搭乘经济舱飞大连，参加“达沃斯经济论坛”，《央视》主持人芮成钢在辩论会上问骆家辉，他的节俭是否提醒人们美国欠中国钱？骆家辉以“美国规则”作出回应。中国网民炮轰《央视》主持说，怎么不敢问中共高官：是否欠中国人民钱？
2011“夏季达沃斯”论坛，14号在大连开幕，刚刚履新的美国驻华大使骆家辉秉承此前的清廉作风，再次乘坐经济舱抵达大连。在辩论会上，《央视》经济频道主播芮成钢问骆家辉：“大使先生，听说您是坐经济舱来的，这是否在提醒大家，美国欠中国钱?”骆家辉回答说，美国政府将进一步缩减开支，对恢复财政健康有决心、也有信心，搭经济舱前来，也是为了证明这一点。
之后骆家辉在媒体圆桌会议上表示，不管是美国领事馆官员还是北京大使馆官员，包括总统内阁成员，一般的规则就是坐经济舱。
骆家辉还表示，他作为一个很随和的人，真正代表了美国人的真实做法。希望他所展示的这种开放性，能够让中美两国人民更多的认识彼此，打破一些壁垒，消除误解，尽管双方在有些文化、政治、经济和哲学方面存在差异。
而芮成钢随后在微博上评论说，骆家辉总是抓住一切场合和机会，不遗余力的宣传推广美国的价值观。
中国艺术研究院学者吴祚来表示，美国官员身上体现出来的谦和亲民等人文精神，是美国价值观的自然流露。
吴祚来：“是金子摆在哪里都闪光。你说黄金摆在那个地方闪光是他故意在闪光，那你这样说也没有办法。他本身就具备那样一种品质。他所有的行为就遵循美国的价值观。他本身就是一种宣传。延安时期毛泽东也说过，每一个美国大兵在中国都是对民主和自由很好的宣传。”
中国诗人和文化评论家叶匡政指出，骆家辉的谦和清廉的言行举止，中国民众肯定是非常欢迎的。揶揄讽刺的只是某些官员，或者是像芮成钢这样的权贵阶层代言人。
叶匡政：“芮成钢这样的央视主持人或者央视主播，他们就是一种政治意识形态，或者是权贵的意识形态的代言人而已，就是一个喇叭，或者一个喉咙，他们本身不可能表达任何自己的观点。他们只可能代表某种权力阶层来说话。”
芮成钢去年在20国集团峰会期间，自称“代表亚洲”向美国总统欧巴马提问。这次又代表中国在美国大使面前显摆债主的威风，洋洋得意的发问。但是网友却毫不领情，纷纷嘲笑央视主播的无知无畏。
著名作家李承鹏说：希望芮成钢可以问中国官员“你们坐头等舱，是否在提醒欠了人民很多钱”？
还有网友说，芮成钢和那些爱国愤青们一个德性：说起反美豪气冲天，牛皮哄哄，谈到身边的事情战战兢兢，如履薄冰。因为他们很明白，即使是把美国骂得狗血喷头，也不会被跨国追捕，把奥巴马和骆家辉问得下不来台，也不会被秋后算账，而说说身边的就有可能大祸临头，丢掉饭碗。
还有网友讥讽当局说，老美爱学雷锋让他们学去，你学宋代亡国奴学得挺好，我看好你，再接再厉。
新唐人记者秦雪、张健采访报导。
“Remind The U.S. That It Owes China”
U.S. Ambassador to China, Gary Locke, flew to the
Davos Economic Forum in Dalian in Economy Class.
A CCTV reporter asked him if he is been so frugal as to
remind Americans that they owe China money?
Locke responded that this is the American standard.
Chinese netizens bombarded the CCTV reporter saying,
”Why don’t you dare remind Chinese officials
that they owe Chinese people money?”
During the Summer Davos Economic Forum held in Dalian
on September 14, the U.S. Ambassador to China continued his exemplary style by flying Economy Class.
At the forum, CCTV economic channel host
Rui Chenggang asked Locke,
“Mr. Ambassador, I heard you flew here in Economy Class,
is this to remind the U.S. that it owes China money?”
Locke responded that the U.S. government will continue
to reduce expenditure to restore people’s trust
in the government, and taking the Economy Class
is to prove this point.
During the media round table afterward, Locke expressed
that no matter if it is the U.S. Ambassador
or embassy officials, including people in the president’s
cabinet, the common standard is to take Economy Class.
Locke expressed that he is a very easygoing person,
which represents the true American way.
He hoped that his openness can improve mutual
understanding between the American and Chinese people,
eliminate some barriers and misunderstandings,
despite the economical, political and culture differences.
Rui Chenggang said on her micro-blog later that Locke
takes every opportunity to promote American values.
Scholar at Chinese Art Institute, Wu Zuolai, expressed
how American officials shows their dutiful and friendly spirit through their daily actions;
this is the natural expression of American values.
Wu Zuolai: “Gold shines no matter where it is.
If you say gold shines because it’s doing it on purpose,
then you can believe whatever you want.
He simply has these qualities.
His actions follow the American values.
He himself is a kind of advertisement.
Mao Zedong once said, ‘Every American soldier in China
is a promotion of democracy and freedom.’”
Chinese poet and culture commentator Ye Kuangzheng
pointed out that Chinese citizens really welcome Locke’s frugal and dutiful actions.
Only officials are ridiculing,
or people like Rui Chenggang who represent those in power.
Ye Kuangzheng: “Hosts like Rui Chenggang have political
mindsets, or spokesperson mindsets for those in power.
They are loudspeakers that can’t express personal
viewpoints. They only represent those in power.”
At the G20 Summit last year, Rui Chenggang claimed to
“represent Asia,” and questioned U.S. President Obama.
This time he “represented China,” and attempted to ask
challenging questions.
However, netizens didn’t appear to fancy this,
pointing out this CCTV host’s ignorance.
Li Chengpeng (writer): “I hope Rui Chenggang asks
Chinese officials, ‘You travel in First Class,
is this to remind yourself how much
you have taken from the (Chinese) people?’”
Another netizen compared Rui Chenggang
to the foolish and cynical patriotic youths:
“Full of pride when you brag about anti-Americanism, but
complete cowards when talking about things in front of you.
You know that even if you curse at the U.S. all day,
nothing will happen to you.
You can give Locke and Obama a hard time,
and there will be no retaliation on their part,
but if you do the same to someone next to you,
you might lose your job.”
Other netizens mock the Chinese regime,
”Americans want to study Leifeng, you should let them.
You are pretty good at learning from Song Dynasty officials,
who destroyed the country.”
NTD reporter Qin Xue and Zhang Jian
