查看“Disturbed”的源代码

心神不宁 (xīnshén bùníng): disturbed

[[File:gao ye.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''Gao Ye tells CCTV reporters about the ills of Google search.'']][[File:gao ye2.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''[[China Central Adult Video|CCAV]] interview: “My classmate tried several search methods until he discovered that Google's search results made him feel the most ‘disturbed.’”'']]In the summer of 2009, Google was threatening to withdraw from China, while China was stepping up its criticism of the company. On June 18, [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2009/06/regulators-target-google-for-pornographic-content-cctv-airs-fake-interview-netizens-react/ CCTV aired an interview with a “university student” named Gao Ye], who claimed pornographic content in Google’s search results had caused one of his classmates to be “disturbed.”

China’s [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2012/10/human-flesh-searching-grassroots-internet-justice/ human flesh search engine] kicked into high gear. It was discovered that Gao was not a student at all, but an intern for the very program on which he had been interviewed. This is reminiscent of a 2007 CCTV interview with a schoolgirl who complained about an “[[erotic and violent]]” website. Both incidents have called into question CCTV’s journalistic integrity.

Many netizens objected that the government was unfairly targeting Google. They also maintained that Chinese search engines produced a similar volume of pornographic search results.

After the word “disturbed” went viral, “Gao Ye” became a [[sensitive porcelain|sensitive word]]: search results containing “Gao Ye” were [http://www.danwei.org/net_nanny_follies/google_gao_ye_sensitive_words.php heavily filtered] by domestic search engines.

In current online usage, the term “disturbed” has become a catchphrase, just like “erotic and violent.” For example, a comment beneath the picture of a scantily clad woman might read, “Wow, this really makes me ‘disturbed.’”

Google left mainland China in March 2010 after a [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2010/01/e-mail-breach-has-google-threatening-to-leave-china/ Chinese-originated email hack] in late 2009.

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