“Chaoyang masses”的版本间的差异
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2015年4月16日 (四) 17:53的版本
朝阳群众 (Cháoyáng qúnzhòng): Chaoyang masses
Volunteer "anti-terrorism" patrols in Beijing's Chaoyang district.
The central government launched a "people's war" on terrorism in 2014 in response to attacks in Tiananmen Square and train stations in Kunming, Guangzhou, and Urumqi. Volunteer security patrols were recruited in cities nationwide as part of the anti-terrorism effort. Hundreds of Beijing retirees signed up, earning cash rewards for information on illegal drug use and other social scourges.
Conflating the tip-offs from the volunteer "masses" and the arrest of several celebrities for drug possession in Beijing's cosmopolitan Chaoyang district, the hip state media website ThePaper.cn posted a humorous column about the "Chaoyang masses" on March 11, 2015. The article was soon deleted, but the "Chaoyang masses" caught on.
