Difference between revisions of "Ulterior motives"
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[[File:ulteriormotives.jpg|300px|thumb|left|''Former Foreign Ministry Spokesman [[Qin Gang]]: “Those who claim that the Chinese government supports hackers have ulterior motives.”'']] The government and official media often blame social unrest on people who “[[don’t understand the actual situation]]” following a few leaders with “ulterior motives.” | [[File:ulteriormotives.jpg|300px|thumb|left|''Former Foreign Ministry Spokesman [[Qin Gang]]: “Those who claim that the Chinese government supports hackers have ulterior motives.”'']] The government and official media often blame social unrest on people who “[[don’t understand the actual situation]]” following a few leaders with “ulterior motives.” | ||
| − | + | To netizens, this implies those who are critical of the government have no legitimate grievances and are only lashing out against the government as the pawns of nefarious instigators. | |
[[Category: Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon]] | [[Category: Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon]] | ||
Revision as of 21:29, 17 January 2013
别有用心 (biéyǒuyòngxīn): ulterior motives
Former Foreign Ministry Spokesman Qin Gang: “Those who claim that the Chinese government supports hackers have ulterior motives.”
The government and official media often blame social unrest on people who “don’t understand the actual situation” following a few leaders with “ulterior motives.”
To netizens, this implies those who are critical of the government have no legitimate grievances and are only lashing out against the government as the pawns of nefarious instigators.
