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[原创]CNN看南方的雪灾 [2008-2-9 16:57:40]
刚才看了一个网友发的关于南方雪灾和新奥尔良的水灾的比较文章，在回帖中，有人谈到“什么是作为,什么是不作为，楼主,你自己去广州火车站瞧一瞧,听听等火车的人是怎么说的,看看受灾地区的人的生活. 坐在家里,看着cctv,还以为自己在天堂呢.”。
看来，这位网友认为CCTV向公众隐瞒了许多的情况，但是，我前几天在CNN网站上看了几篇关于中国南方雪灾的报道，使我真的认为这一次灾难，CCTV做到了自己应该做到的一切，让普通百姓了解到了整个事情的全貌，发挥了舆论监督的作用。
在那篇报道里，提到了中国在这次雪灾里共有60余人死亡，基本上都是由于路面湿滑导致车祸而死亡，但是，死亡例子仅仅举出了一例，就是在广州火车站被挤死的那个中年妇女，再往后就只能大谈中国的南方城市的缺电缺水的现象了。
众所周知，美国的媒体报道中国方面的新闻只会谈坏的方面，好的方面是绝对不会谈得，而CNN做的尤为突出。但是，现在的情况是这样的一个反华网站所谈的东西在CCTV上全都报道过，并且也都是很强调的报道了。那么还有什么事情大家所不知道呢？怎么可以说CCTV欺骗了大家呢？这不是对政府的一种完全不负责任的说法么？很抱歉，那篇报道是我几天前看到的，刚才特意又上了CNN看了一下，没有找到我以前看的那个报道，但是类似报道还是有的，大家如果英语不错的话，可以自己去CNN的网站看一看。我也会继续找那篇报道，等找到了会发到论坛里让大家看一看。还有，刚才注意到了，现在CNN和MSNBC等美国新闻网站的亚洲版头条是骂韩国了，而在中国报道的版面上基本上不提什么雪灾的事（当然，也有一篇谈中国正在迅速抢修电力的文章），反倒开始谈中国没有能力举办奥运会了，呵呵。
总而言之，大家应该相信政府，相信中国共产党能够领导我们过上一个好日子，并且大家也应该做自己力所能及的事情去帮助自己周围的人，不用谈什么和谐社会，因为我们每一个人早已生活在这样美丽的社会里，这样多好啊。
看来，这位网友认为CCTV向公众隐瞒了许多的情况，但是，我前几天在CNN网站上看了几篇关于中国南方雪灾的报道，使我真的认为这一次灾难，CCTV做到了自己应该做到的一切，让普通百姓了解到了整个事情的全貌，发挥了舆论监督的作用。
在那篇报道里，提到了中国在这次雪灾里共有60余人死亡，基本上都是由于路面湿滑导致车祸而死亡，但是，死亡例子仅仅举出了一例，就是在广州火车站被挤死的那个中年妇女，再往后就只能大谈中国的南方城市的缺电缺水的现象了。
众所周知，美国的媒体报道中国方面的新闻只会谈坏的方面，好的方面是绝对不会谈得，而CNN做的尤为突出。但是，现在的情况是这样的一个反华网站所谈的东西在CCTV上全都报道过，并且也都是很强调的报道了。那么还有什么事情大家所不知道呢？怎么可以说CCTV欺骗了大家呢？这不是对政府的一种完全不负责任的说法么？很抱歉，那篇报道是我几天前看到的，刚才特意又上了CNN看了一下，没有找到我以前看的那个报道，但是类似报道还是有的，大家如果英语不错的话，可以自己去CNN的网站看一看。我也会继续找那篇报道，等找到了会发到论坛里让大家看一看。还有，刚才注意到了，现在CNN和MSNBC等美国新闻网站的亚洲版头条是骂韩国了，而在中国报道的版面上基本上不提什么雪灾的事（当然，也有一篇谈中国正在迅速抢修电力的文章），反倒开始谈中国没有能力举办奥运会了，呵呵。
总而言之，大家应该相信政府，相信中国共产党能够领导我们过上一个好日子，并且大家也应该做自己力所能及的事情去帮助自己周围的人，不用谈什么和谐社会，因为我们每一个人早已生活在这样美丽的社会里，这样多好啊。
本文内容于 2008-2-9 17:03:29 被FM88boy编辑
呵呵，刚把帖子发出去就找到了那个网页了：
http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/02/03/china.weather/index.html
题目是：Chinese travelers gradually get back on track
http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/02/03/china.weather/index.html
题目是：Chinese travelers gradually get back on track
所幸就把原文发出来了，呵呵。
GUANGZHOU, China (CNN) -- His eyes nearly in tears from the crush of fellow travelers at Guangzhou's train station, Hong Tao said things were much better on Sunday, after days of waiting for a train to his home in Hubei province.
A family has supper by the light of candles in Chenzhou, China, where power has been cut off.
1 of 2 more photos » "I think it's fine today, everything is going smoothly," the 28-year-old said. "I thought it would be really crowded but it has turned out to be OK."
Chinese authorities say they expect 1.3 million people to travel out of Guangzhou's train station over the next few days, as they rush to get home by Wednesday, the eve of Lunar New Year.
Hong's optimism may have been helped by the blue skies that emerged over Guangzhou on Sunday for the first time in a week.
Last week, a rare winter storm paralyzed China's transportation system as millions tried to get home to celebrate the holiday -- the only chance for many migrant workers to see their families all year. Watch travelers struggle to get home »
China's state-run Xinhua news agency said Friday that 95 percent of rail traffic had "returned to normal." But Guangzhou's train station remained packed with a backlog of hundreds of thousands of travelers hoping to get home for the holiday.
The general sense of frustrated rage of three or four days ago has subsided as Chinese forces gained control of the situation at the station in Guangzhou, the capital of southern Guangdong province, CNN's Hugh Riminton said Sunday.
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"There are so many police and also a lot of soldiers, I think they've done a great job," said traveler Hu Yue Gu.
A young woman was trampled in a stampede at the train station Friday, and later died of her injuries, according to Xinhua. Video of the situation on Friday showed crowds of people screaming, elbowing each other, in some cases sobbing and collapsing in the rush to get a slot on a train.
Police officers tried to keep order. One officer lifted a small child above the crowd as the child's mother clutched the officer's coat. A woman who fainted was carried over the mob to receive medical help.
China Sunday announced it has deployed over 300,000 People's Liberation Army forces to southern China in what it described as a "war on wintry weather."
Since trains were halted last week, some 483,000 passengers have been able to get on trains at Guangzhou, but not without going through a series of "choke points" that take hours to clear.
"If you're trying to get on a train, you must negotiate each 'choke point' -- first you approach a barricade where you are held along with thousands of others for about an hour," Riminton said. "When that stage clears, you're squeezed through a gap where you wait at another barricade for another hour. Then, progressively, you are moved closer and closer to where the trains are."
The winter storm -- China's worst in 50 years -- has already been blamed for the deaths of at least 63 people around the country, including 25 who died when a bus plunged off a slippery mountain road in the southwestern Guizhou province. The government has reported $7.5 billion in damage from the storm.
The government also announced a $700 million plan to help farmers whose crops have been destroyed.
After transportation around the country began to be shut down Saturday, authorities called on millions of migrant workers to forgo their annual Lunar New Year trip home.
"For the sake of their safety, and relieving the stress on transport, I advise migrant workers to stay in the cities where they work," Zheng Guogang, chief of the China Meteorological Administration, told the state newspaper, China Daily.
But for an estimated 200 million people, the annual trek is a critical opportunity to see family -- and the vast majority travel by train.
The storm spiraled into a crisis in some areas, with authorities worried about potential loss of critical supplies. Some have already lost power, and local authorities say diesel and even rice could run out in a matter of days
GUANGZHOU, China (CNN) -- His eyes nearly in tears from the crush of fellow travelers at Guangzhou's train station, Hong Tao said things were much better on Sunday, after days of waiting for a train to his home in Hubei province.
A family has supper by the light of candles in Chenzhou, China, where power has been cut off.
1 of 2 more photos » "I think it's fine today, everything is going smoothly," the 28-year-old said. "I thought it would be really crowded but it has turned out to be OK."
Chinese authorities say they expect 1.3 million people to travel out of Guangzhou's train station over the next few days, as they rush to get home by Wednesday, the eve of Lunar New Year.
Hong's optimism may have been helped by the blue skies that emerged over Guangzhou on Sunday for the first time in a week.
Last week, a rare winter storm paralyzed China's transportation system as millions tried to get home to celebrate the holiday -- the only chance for many migrant workers to see their families all year. Watch travelers struggle to get home »
China's state-run Xinhua news agency said Friday that 95 percent of rail traffic had "returned to normal." But Guangzhou's train station remained packed with a backlog of hundreds of thousands of travelers hoping to get home for the holiday.
The general sense of frustrated rage of three or four days ago has subsided as Chinese forces gained control of the situation at the station in Guangzhou, the capital of southern Guangdong province, CNN's Hugh Riminton said Sunday.
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"There are so many police and also a lot of soldiers, I think they've done a great job," said traveler Hu Yue Gu.
A young woman was trampled in a stampede at the train station Friday, and later died of her injuries, according to Xinhua. Video of the situation on Friday showed crowds of people screaming, elbowing each other, in some cases sobbing and collapsing in the rush to get a slot on a train.
Police officers tried to keep order. One officer lifted a small child above the crowd as the child's mother clutched the officer's coat. A woman who fainted was carried over the mob to receive medical help.
China Sunday announced it has deployed over 300,000 People's Liberation Army forces to southern China in what it described as a "war on wintry weather."
Since trains were halted last week, some 483,000 passengers have been able to get on trains at Guangzhou, but not without going through a series of "choke points" that take hours to clear.
"If you're trying to get on a train, you must negotiate each 'choke point' -- first you approach a barricade where you are held along with thousands of others for about an hour," Riminton said. "When that stage clears, you're squeezed through a gap where you wait at another barricade for another hour. Then, progressively, you are moved closer and closer to where the trains are."
The winter storm -- China's worst in 50 years -- has already been blamed for the deaths of at least 63 people around the country, including 25 who died when a bus plunged off a slippery mountain road in the southwestern Guizhou province. The government has reported $7.5 billion in damage from the storm.
The government also announced a $700 million plan to help farmers whose crops have been destroyed.
After transportation around the country began to be shut down Saturday, authorities called on millions of migrant workers to forgo their annual Lunar New Year trip home.
"For the sake of their safety, and relieving the stress on transport, I advise migrant workers to stay in the cities where they work," Zheng Guogang, chief of the China Meteorological Administration, told the state newspaper, China Daily.
But for an estimated 200 million people, the annual trek is a critical opportunity to see family -- and the vast majority travel by train.
The storm spiraled into a crisis in some areas, with authorities worried about potential loss of critical supplies. Some have already lost power, and local authorities say diesel and even rice could run out in a matter of days
恩,你希望美国监督你自己的公权力还是说他们和西西体味一样,死多少人最多只能是"昨天贵州高速公路发生特大交通事故,死亡25人"这一句话的报道?
真是透明啊,那就天灾造成的嘛,还想匝样类?
真是透明啊,那就天灾造成的嘛,还想匝样类?
#5
相信政府！
 以下是引用而对 在第4楼的发言：恩,你希望美国监督你自己的公权力还是说他们和西西体味一样,死多少人最多只能是"昨天贵州高速公路发生特大交通事故,死亡25人"这一句话的报道? 真是透明啊,那就天灾造成的嘛,还想匝样类? |
这位网友，难道这能有什么办法么？
这能怨政府？？该报都报了，该干都干了，还能要求什么？不要逼政府太甚啊！还咱们弄还能怎么办？比如说那个被挤死的中年妇女，那个是政府的失误，但是，CCTV还是很突出的报道了，这还不够么？
以下是引用FM88boy 在第6楼的发言：
这位网友，难道这能有什么办法么？ 这能怨政府？？该报都报了，该干都干了，还能要求什么？不要逼政府太甚啊！还咱们弄还能怎么办？比如说那个被挤死的中年妇女，那个是政府的失误，但是，CCTV还是很突出的报道了，这还不够么？ |
高速公路上事故,你说冰不在管理范围,人们能被冻数10小时,这也是天灾?
广州火车站是荒郊野外啊?20万人就挤死人了,也是天灾啊?晕倒的那些更是活该是不?谁让他们不响应号召就地过年内?
| 以下是引用而对 在第7楼的发言： 恩,2005年湖南就发生50年不遇,倒塌了41座电塔 我们当然应该相信,起码不会3年内再50年一遇了吧 |
这个事情我还真不知道，刚才我在CNN看到报道说由于电塔倒塌，死了十几个电工。
现在全球气候变化，每一年都可能出现怪天气，记录被连续刷新难道不是很正常么？2005年怎么可能知道气候会继续如此的变坏？
以下是引用而对 在第8楼的发言：
高速公路上事故,你说冰不在管理范围,人们能被冻数10小时,这也是天灾? 广州火车站是荒郊野外啊?20万人就挤死人了,也是天灾啊?晕倒的那些更是活该是不?谁让他们不响应号召就地过年内? |
别激动，大家好好说话，我不清楚你是那里人，我是东北人，但在南方读大学，这种“雪灾”在东北根本就不算什么。
至于那个人被困上十多个小时，难道政府没有派人去援救他们么？没有吧，是路上根本没有办法上去救他们，这又能说什么？你难道认为政府和军队都是神仙，想干什么就能干什么？？人难道没有能力的极限么？？
新奥尔良十多万难民就导致了那么大灾难，小小的一个火车站就有30多万的乘客，难道群体效应不用考虑么？？这个政府做的难道还不够么？我们要相信政府，做自己能够做的来让社会稳定，让中国更快的恢复正常！
| 以下是引用而对 在第10楼的发言： 05年就倒塌41座了啊! 照这么说啥不是天灾啊? |
你难道认为南方可能会有防雪设施么？这个未免也太先知了吧，这个让谁能考虑到？东北有必要考虑，南方在建设时肯定没有办法想到气候变化会有这种效果！这个是全人类的错误，能怨谁？
新奥灾民他们图书医疗体育设施....一应惧全,到部什第3次去还在照样挨骂
不死人就没有人祸?诺大个广州20万饥寒交迫就没有办法?
到底有多少人有御寒的有食物那怕是饮水?
难道只有晕了的才有这待遇?你公共资源是做什么的,民间组织去那里了还是压根就没有?
不死人就没有人祸?诺大个广州20万饥寒交迫就没有办法?
到底有多少人有御寒的有食物那怕是饮水?
难道只有晕了的才有这待遇?你公共资源是做什么的,民间组织去那里了还是压根就没有?
以下是引用FM88boy 在第12楼的发言：
你难道认为南方可能会有防雪设施么？这个未免也太先知了吧，这个让谁能考虑到？东北有必要考虑，南方在建设时肯定没有办法想到气候变化会有这种效果！这个是全人类的错误，能怨谁？ |
你设计的时候,说没考虑到50年一遇,可这才3年啊
还是木考虑到,要怎么你才能考虑到?
以下是引用而对 在第14楼的发言：
你设计的时候,说没考虑到50年一遇,可这才3年啊 还是木考虑到,要怎么你才能考虑到? |
大哥！怎么能肯定今年倒的电塔是2005年以后新建的？更何况你知道这个事情说明整体来说政府报道了这个事情，政府也注意到了这个事情，难道不能在以后做的更好以让电力设施放风雪么？
我倒吧
如果3年前没倒,那就是经得起考验的
一个地方的电塔原来设计标准是不同的啊?
3年前的报道和 任何一次的一样,都是战天斗地,可歌可泣去了,这次更感人了哈
如果3年前没倒,那就是经得起考验的
一个地方的电塔原来设计标准是不同的啊?
3年前的报道和 任何一次的一样,都是战天斗地,可歌可泣去了,这次更感人了哈
咱们在这个帖子里也挣个也够狠的，我感觉大家应该合理的监督政府的行为，看到政府没有做好的事情，也要看到政府在努力工作让我们生活得更好，就这样。
当然当然,如果真是主仆有序,大家都有自己的代理了.....
看我不尊重的那叫个一家人,哪里会象美国那些刁民啊
看我不尊重的那叫个一家人,哪里会象美国那些刁民啊
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