【新唐人2011年10月8日訊】最近，北京外國語大學教授喬木宣佈以個人身份參選人大代表後，一百多名學生自願為他助選，該校政治輔導員也有很多福利訴求，希望喬木能為他們發出呼聲，私下也支持喬木，但關鍵時刻，他們還是照常向學生施壓，阻止學生為教授助選。
作為傳播和政治學者，喬木對中國的體制雖然有諸多不滿，但他參選區人大的目的集中在民生問題上，所以贏得了很多選民，包括該校政治輔導員的支持。對於一個教授來說，學生是他的主要票源，在喬木組織選舉宣傳時，輔導員打電話給學生，要求他們離開現場。
山東大學退休教授孫文廣4年前籌劃參加獨立選舉，也是因為輔導員的干預而夭折。
孫文廣：「學院嘛，就召開會議，有的召開黨員會議，有的召開學生會議，說孫文廣演講不要聽，發的傳單不要收，不能投他的票，投他的票，我們會查的，查筆蹟的，我們查出來的，要他們不要投我的票，是有這種行為，搗亂。」
據國內媒體報導，高校的政治輔導員開始在人人網和微博等社交網站設立個人賬戶，以便與學生「互通」，孫文廣認為他們的主要任務還是為了監控學生。
孫文廣：「現在通過網絡搞一些博克甚麼的話，可能是因為現在學生裡面對他們的反映不太好，多數學生對他們不合作，或者不會按照他們的要求去匯報一些人的情況，想辦法用一種形式拉近和學生的關係，他們的職務就是監控學生的動向。」
孫文廣認為，監控學生，是因為共產黨最害怕學生鬧事。
孫文廣：「共產黨他走過的道路就是去發動學生，發動工人農民，走這樣一個道路去奪取政權，那麼現在，他熟悉這條道路呢，他要把這條道路堵死。」
他告訴記者，共產黨控制學生的方法，就是在學校設置政治輔導員。
孫文廣：「這個政治輔導員，他的工作基本上是對學生教育灌輸共產黨的共產主義意識形態，另外一個呢就是了解學生中的動態，特別是講一些對共產黨不利的話，他們就趕緊摻上去。」
孫文廣：「一個是學生的思想動態，他要去匯報，畢業的時候要給他總結鑑定，要放到檔案袋裡的，對大學生將來找工作，找公務員影響很大的。」
孫文廣表示，監控箝制學生的思想，影響中國的前途，政治輔導員制度應該廢除。
孫文廣：「為甚麼在中國諾貝爾獎金到現在一個也沒有，60年了，那麼在這樣一種情況下，理論創新缺少，實際操作的能力缺乏，政治輔導員在大學裡，對學生的培養和成長是不利的，這個制度應該廢除。」
大學的政治輔導員制度在50年代就已開始，孫文廣說，在反右運動中，這些輔導員是第一手材料的製造者，他們把學生的言論和大字報收集起來交給黨委，來決定誰是右派。他上大學時， 兩個同學就被輔導員整為右派。
新唐人記者劉惠、蕭宇採訪報導。
Professor’s Election vs. Political Counselors
Professor Qiao Mu from Beijing Foreign Studies University,
recently announced he will run for deputies election
as an individual, and more than 100 students volunteered
for his campaign.
School political counselors have many aspirations for benefits,
and hope Qiao would speak for them, so they support him secretly.
But at key moments, they still put pressure on students,
and blocked their support for Qiao.
As a communication and political scholar, Qiao has a lot
of dissatisfaction with the Chinese system.
However, the purpose of People’s Congress in his election
district focuses on livelihood issues, so he won many votes,
including the school political counselor’s support.
As a professor, students are his main source of votes.
But when Qiao organized his election campaign, counselors
called students and asked them to not get involved.
Prof. Sun Wenguang, a retired professor from Shandong
University, planned to participate as an independent candidate
in elections four years ago, but was also stopped because of
the counselor’s intervention.
Sun Wenguang: “The institute held meetings, such as
party members meetings, students meetings,
asking students to not listen to Sun’s speech,
or accept flyers, or vote for him.
If anyone votes for Sun, they would investigate and
analyze handwritings.
If they find them, they ask them not to vote for Sun.
These kinds of problems were that caused trouble.”
According to domestic media, political counselors
in colleges set up personal accounts on renren, microblogs,
and other social networks, as to ‘communicate’
with students more effectively.
Sun believes their goal is to monitor the students.
Sun Wenguang: “Now (they) use blogs, to see if students have
bad thoughts about them,
and would not cooperate according
to the requirements for reporting on others.
(They) try to get closer to students in order to
monitor their activities.”
Sun believes that monitoring students is because the
Communist Party (CCP) fears student unrest the most.
Sun Wenguang: “The CCP’s path was to mobilize students,
workers and peasants to seize power.
They (CCP) are familiar with this path,
so they want to block this road."
He told reporters that the method used by CCP to control
students is to set up political counselors in schools.
Sun Wenguang: “The political counselor’s work is basically
to indoctrinate students with the communist ideology,
and to monitor students’ behavior. Especially when some
said words against CCP, they would immediately intervene.”
Sun Wenguang: “The students think, he (counselor) will go
to report on him and when the student graduates, the reports would be summarized into his file.
This affects students much in their job search or
government positions.”
Dr. Sun said the counselor system should be abolished,
as it monitors and suppresses students’ thinking, and affects China’s future.
Sun Wenguang: “Why nobody has won a Nobel Prize
for innovation in China? It has been 60 years now.
In that case, they lack theoretical innovation and
the ability to practice.
Political counselor at the university is detrimental
to the students’ training and growth, and this system should be abolished."
University political counselors’ system began in the 1950s.
Sun also said that during the anti-rightist movement,
these counselors were the first-hand informers of the CCP,
who have collected opinions and writings from students
and handed them to the CCP, which would then decide
who was rightist and how to be punished.
In Dr. Sun’s experience, during his college years
two students were named by the counselors as rightists.
NTD reporters Liu Hui and Xiao Yu