a**********m
发帖数: 4280 | 1 这他妈要是真的， 这习近平病得不轻啊
这他妈胡德平算哪根葱那根蒜？ 他老子胡乱帮错误累累， 误国误民，
毛泽东对胡耀邦的评语：此人好读书不求甚解，好讲话不得要领。
陈永贵：什么他妈的胡耀邦？胡乱邦！
习近平见胡耀邦之子胡德平：按党纪国法处理薄
消息人士称，即将接任中国国家主席的习近平会见了胡耀邦之子胡德平，强调必须改革
，习近平认为如今人民“已对空谈感到不耐烦”，所以他不会去做不实际的承诺。对于
薄熙来一案，习近平称，要严格按照党纪和国法审理。 移民网,findjiayuan.com
据路透社9月7日报道，习近平会见了改革派的代表人物胡德平。报道认为，习近平会见
现年69岁的胡德平，是想要表现他自己不但是愿意倾听加快经济改革的声音，也愿意听
加快政治改革的意见。 iAsk.ca
该社在报道中引述不具名的消息来源称，习近平是在过去的六个星期当中会见了胡德平
。习近平说，中共必须“稳中求变、求进步”。而习此番讲话的摘选已经在许多退休前
高官之间流传。
报道称，习近平的讲话，显示他有意在接班之后，以减税和其他优惠措施鼓励私营企业
。同时，消息指出，习近平认识到“打击腐败和整顿党的纪律”是优先要务。
报道认为，习近平相对较为开放的讲话显示他与现任中国国家主席胡锦涛的不同之处。
报道形容胡锦涛是在知识分子、政治人物公开呼吁确实改革时显得“小心翼翼”，而习
近平则是似乎加重了改革的“迫切性”。
消息来源称，习近平表示“必须高举包括了政改的改革大旗”，而且习近平认为如今人
民“已对空谈感到不耐烦”，所以他不会去做不实际的承诺。
此外，对于有传言称习近平仍然在保护薄熙来，习近平告诉胡德平，他并不是薄熙来的
同盟者（But Xi told Hu Deping he was no ally of Bo）。习近平称薄熙来案将严格
按照党纪和国家法律进行审理。 家 园 新 闻
胡德平是已故中共前总书记胡耀邦的长子，近年来被看成是“大力推动改革”的发言者
。 | m*****n
发帖数: 5245 | 2
“消息人士称”，“据路透社9月7日报道”，“该社在报道中引述不具名的消息来源称
”，“消息来源称”
说来说去都是“消息人士”、“不具名”，这样的报道你还相信？
不信谣、不传谣。
【在 a**********m 的大作中提到】
: 这他妈要是真的， 这习近平病得不轻啊
: 这他妈胡德平算哪根葱那根蒜？ 他老子胡乱帮错误累累， 误国误民，
: 毛泽东对胡耀邦的评语：此人好读书不求甚解，好讲话不得要领。
: 陈永贵：什么他妈的胡耀邦？胡乱邦！
: 习近平见胡耀邦之子胡德平：按党纪国法处理薄
: 消息人士称，即将接任中国国家主席的习近平会见了胡耀邦之子胡德平，强调必须改革
: ，习近平认为如今人民“已对空谈感到不耐烦”，所以他不会去做不实际的承诺。对于
: 薄熙来一案，习近平称，要严格按照党纪和国法审理。 移民网,findjiayuan.com
: 据路透社9月7日报道，习近平会见了改革派的代表人物胡德平。报道认为，习近平会见
: 现年69岁的胡德平，是想要表现他自己不但是愿意倾听加快经济改革的声音，也愿意听
| t*****9
发帖数: 10416 | 3 可以通过胡得平 和喜来丽 取得联系 ～～～～～～～～lol | a****h
发帖数: 3780 | 4 十有八九假新闻，习近平不可能说这样的话：必须高举包括了政改的改革大旗 | d***u
发帖数: 1310 | | a******2
发帖数: 207 | 6 就你这个脑子，操心什么国家大事啊？赶紧把性生活自理的问题解决了。
【在 a**********m 的大作中提到】
: 这他妈要是真的， 这习近平病得不轻啊
: 这他妈胡德平算哪根葱那根蒜？ 他老子胡乱帮错误累累， 误国误民，
: 毛泽东对胡耀邦的评语：此人好读书不求甚解，好讲话不得要领。
: 陈永贵：什么他妈的胡耀邦？胡乱邦！
: 习近平见胡耀邦之子胡德平：按党纪国法处理薄
: 消息人士称，即将接任中国国家主席的习近平会见了胡耀邦之子胡德平，强调必须改革
: ，习近平认为如今人民“已对空谈感到不耐烦”，所以他不会去做不实际的承诺。对于
: 薄熙来一案，习近平称，要严格按照党纪和国法审理。 移民网,findjiayuan.com
: 据路透社9月7日报道，习近平会见了改革派的代表人物胡德平。报道认为，习近平会见
: 现年69岁的胡德平，是想要表现他自己不但是愿意倾听加快经济改革的声音，也愿意听
| e****1
发帖数: 136 | 7 路透社英文原文，注意是“Xi met the prominent reformer, Hu Deping, in the
past six
weeks”，应该不是最近！而且注意不是“习近平屁颠屁颠跑去见胡德平”！
我严重怀疑三木你不是什么奥赛金牌！否则不会如此听到风就是雨，太不严谨了！而且
我怀疑你也是有任务的，奥赛金牌来做这事，不大可能……
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/09/07/us-china-politics-xi-
Exclusive: China president-in-waiting signals quicker reform - sources
By Chris Buckley
BEIJING | Fri Sep 7, 2012 3:57am EDT
(Reuters) - China's president-in-waiting, Xi Jinping, has said the ruling
Communist Party must embrace reform with fresh vigor to stave off social and
economic malaise, sources said, citing accounts of comments he made at a
meeting with a party reformer.
Xi met the prominent reformer, Hu Deping, in the past six weeks, the sources
said, in a gesture intended to show he was listening to voices calling for
not only faster economic liberalization but also a relaxation of political
controls.
China's new leadership team, to take the reins of power from March next year
, faces a slowing economy and demands from inside and outside the party to
tackle problems that reformists see as threats to both growth and social
stability - such as a yawning wealth gap, limited political freedom and
corruption.
"The problems that China has accumulated are unprecedented," one of the
sources said, paraphrasing what he said was a written summary of Xi's
remarks circulated among some retired officials.
"We must seek progress and change while remaining steady," Xi was quoted as
saying.
Xi's comments suggested that his priorities on taking over from President Hu
Jintao would be to shore up China's slowing and maturing economy and to
give a boost to private business with tax reductions and other incentives,
said one source.
Another source said Xi also recognized the need to deal with "corruption and
ill-discipline in the party" as a top priority.
The amassing of wealth by Chinese officials' families has become a source of
public anger and a sensitive topic for Beijing. Last weekend, China demoted
a top official, partly because his son was involved in a deadly crash of a
luxury sports car, sources close to the leadership say.
In June, news agency Bloomberg upset Beijing by documenting the considerable
wealth of Xi's extended family.
The account of Xi's meeting with Hu Deping have been compiled from three
sources who are all close to serving and retired officials and who spoke on
condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of discussing party
affairs.
Hu could not be reached for comment. He is a member of the Chinese People's
Political Consultative Conference, an advisory body that convenes in tandem
with the national parliament.
XI'S AGENDA EMERGING
In the private meeting, Xi also urged restraint by advocates of more radical
change, the sources said.
But his relatively unguarded comments mark a rare break from his reluctance
to spell out an agenda for running the world's second biggest economy - a
habit needed to survive Chinese politics, where deference to the incumbent
leader is expected.
They also add to the impression of an incoming leader seeking to strike a
new note of calculated urgency after years of caution under President Hu,
amid strikingly open calls for decisive reform from intellectuals and policy
advisers.
In recent days, Chinese websites have circulated a withering assessment of
Hu's decade in power by an editor at a weekly newspaper run by the Central
Party School. Xi is president of the school, and some members of his brains
trust work on the campus in northwest Beijing, which trains rising officials.
"Overall, in this decade China has achieved considerable success and
progress. But behind success there are also problems," said the commentary
by Deng Yuwen, a deputy editor of the Study Times newspaper.
"If we speak candidly, this decade has seeded or created massive problems,
and the problems are even more numerous than the achievements," said the
commentary, which first appeared on the Caijing business magazine until it
was taken down.
Deng said problems include an over-reliance on investment to power the
economy, failure to nurture a secure middle class, urban-rural disparities,
pollution, "ideological bankruptcy" and, above all, failure to pursue
political reforms.
Though Xi's comments will disappoint advocates of outright democratic change
and sweeping privatization, he has hinted that gradual political reforms
aimed at tethering some of the Communist Party's powers could come later,
the sources said.
"We've got to hold high the banner of reform, including political system
reform," a source said, paraphrasing Xi.
"But Xi has said that people are tired of big talk with no action, so he'll
avoid making unrealistic promises."
Xi is all but certain to be confirmed as China's next top leader at the
Communist Party's 18th congress, which sources said was likely to be
convened in mid-October.
The sources added that Xi and his new team of leaders would hold a series of
year-end policy-planning conferences before formally taking over the reins
of government power in March.
'NO FRIEND OF BO'
Xi, 59, is the son of Xi Zhongxun, a reformist official who served under Hu
Deping's father, Hu Yaobang, in the 1980s. Xi Zhongxun remained sympathetic
to Hu Yaobang after he was ousted in 1987 after party conservatives accused
him of ideological laxity and softness in responding to student protests.
Hu Deping, 69, is a retired industry and commerce official who has continued
to promote his father's reformist legacy through memoirs and meetings. He
is not related to President Hu.
In the meeting, Xi distanced himself from disgraced senior politician Bo
Xilai, once seen as a candidate for the top rung of party leadership before
his wife was accused of murder in a scandal that has roiled the party
succession. The wife, Gu Kailai, was given a suspended death sentence last
month.
Some rumors have suggested Xi remained protective of Bo, who irked liberal
reformers by promoting ambitious egalitarian policies and evoking nostalgia
for traditional socialism. But Xi told Hu Deping he was no ally of Bo, two
of the sources said.
"He said Bo's case would be handled strictly according to party discipline (
rules) and state law," one of them said.
(Additional reporting by Benjamin Kang Lim, Editing by Mark Bendeich and
Dean Yates)
【在 a**********m 的大作中提到】
: 这他妈要是真的， 这习近平病得不轻啊
: 这他妈胡德平算哪根葱那根蒜？ 他老子胡乱帮错误累累， 误国误民，
: 毛泽东对胡耀邦的评语：此人好读书不求甚解，好讲话不得要领。
: 陈永贵：什么他妈的胡耀邦？胡乱邦！
: 习近平见胡耀邦之子胡德平：按党纪国法处理薄
: 消息人士称，即将接任中国国家主席的习近平会见了胡耀邦之子胡德平，强调必须改革
: ，习近平认为如今人民“已对空谈感到不耐烦”，所以他不会去做不实际的承诺。对于
: 薄熙来一案，习近平称，要严格按照党纪和国法审理。 移民网,findjiayuan.com
: 据路透社9月7日报道，习近平会见了改革派的代表人物胡德平。报道认为，习近平会见
: 现年69岁的胡德平，是想要表现他自己不但是愿意倾听加快经济改革的声音，也愿意听
| C*I
发帖数: 4736 | 8 毛泽东能见和中国战争过的尼克松，江泽民能见炸中国使馆的克林顿，胡锦涛能见他爹
发动过对华战争的日本天皇。 习近平咋就不能见胡德平？
你这奥运奖牌是祖上从陕北窑洞帮你弄的吧？咋看着这么虚伪那么假？
【在 a**********m 的大作中提到】
: 这他妈要是真的， 这习近平病得不轻啊
: 这他妈胡德平算哪根葱那根蒜？ 他老子胡乱帮错误累累， 误国误民，
: 毛泽东对胡耀邦的评语：此人好读书不求甚解，好讲话不得要领。
: 陈永贵：什么他妈的胡耀邦？胡乱邦！
: 习近平见胡耀邦之子胡德平：按党纪国法处理薄
: 消息人士称，即将接任中国国家主席的习近平会见了胡耀邦之子胡德平，强调必须改革
: ，习近平认为如今人民“已对空谈感到不耐烦”，所以他不会去做不实际的承诺。对于
: 薄熙来一案，习近平称，要严格按照党纪和国法审理。 移民网,findjiayuan.com
: 据路透社9月7日报道，习近平会见了改革派的代表人物胡德平。报道认为，习近平会见
: 现年69岁的胡德平，是想要表现他自己不但是愿意倾听加快经济改革的声音，也愿意听
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