“Several women”的版本间的差异
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[[File:多名女性.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''[http://chinadigitaltimes.net/china/zhang-ziyi/ Zhang Ziyi] (right) and other women suspected of having affairs with Bo Xilai. (Apply Daily)'']]In September 2012, the Chinese Communist Party expelled [[Captain Bo|Bo Xilai]], citing a number of misdeeds, including taking huge bribes, abusing his power during a murder investigation against his wife, and engaging in improper sexual relations with “several women.” The last accusation is unseemly, but not in violation of any law. | [[File:多名女性.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''[http://chinadigitaltimes.net/china/zhang-ziyi/ Zhang Ziyi] (right) and other women suspected of having affairs with Bo Xilai. (Apply Daily)'']]In September 2012, the Chinese Communist Party expelled [[Captain Bo|Bo Xilai]], citing a number of misdeeds, including taking huge bribes, abusing his power during a murder investigation against his wife, and engaging in improper sexual relations with “several women.” The last accusation is unseemly, but not in violation of any law. | ||
| − | After this announcement, “several women” became an Internet meme and was often used in parodies of famous | + | After this announcement, “several women” became an Internet meme and was often used in parodies of famous quotations and poems. |
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2013年4月8日 (一) 20:16的版本
多名女性 (duō míng nǚxìng): several women
Zhang Ziyi (right) and other women suspected of having affairs with Bo Xilai. (Apply Daily)
In September 2012, the Chinese Communist Party expelled Bo Xilai, citing a number of misdeeds, including taking huge bribes, abusing his power during a murder investigation against his wife, and engaging in improper sexual relations with “several women.” The last accusation is unseemly, but not in violation of any law.
After this announcement, “several women” became an Internet meme and was often used in parodies of famous quotations and poems.
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