“Second generation official”的版本间的差异
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官二代 (guān èr dài): governing second generation | 官二代 (guān èr dài): governing second generation | ||
| − | [[File:Example.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''Bo Guagua, son of former Chongqing Party Secretary Bo Xilai, is a prime example of the governing second generation.'']] | + | [[File:Example.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''Bo Guagua, son of former Chongqing Party Secretary Bo Xilai, is a prime example of the governing second generation.'']] The children of officials, also known as [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2007/10/who-are-chinas-princelings/ princelings] or members of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crown_Prince_Party Crown Prince Party]. |
| − | [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2012/04/bo-guagua-son-of-a-fallen-princeling/ Bo Guagua], the son of former Chongqing Party Committee Secretary [[King Who Pacified the West|Bo Xilai]], epitomizes all that ordinary people disdain about this generation. The younger Bo attended the British public school Harrow, then went on to Oxford, where he threw extravagant parties and arranged for lectures from the likes of [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2119940/Bo-Xilais-son-Bo-Guaguas-playboy-lifestyle-fuelled-rumours-Beijing-coup.html Jackie Chan]. After his father fell afoul of the Party in spring 2012, Bo Guagua’s lavish lifestyle came under close scrutiny by netizens | + | Just as families [[rich second generation|hand down wealth from generation to generation]], they also pass down the keys to political power. [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2012/04/bo-guagua-son-of-a-fallen-princeling/ Bo Guagua], the son of former Chongqing Party Committee Secretary [[King Who Pacified the West|Bo Xilai]], epitomizes all that ordinary people disdain about this generation. The younger Bo attended the British public school Harrow, then went on to Oxford, where he threw extravagant parties and arranged for lectures from the likes of [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2119940/Bo-Xilais-son-Bo-Guaguas-playboy-lifestyle-fuelled-rumours-Beijing-coup.html Jackie Chan]. After his father fell afoul of the Party in spring 2012, Bo Guagua’s lavish lifestyle came under close scrutiny by netizens. |
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2014年8月1日 (五) 06:23的版本
官二代 (guān èr dài): governing second generation
The children of officials, also known as princelings or members of the Crown Prince Party.
Just as families hand down wealth from generation to generation, they also pass down the keys to political power. Bo Guagua, the son of former Chongqing Party Committee Secretary Bo Xilai, epitomizes all that ordinary people disdain about this generation. The younger Bo attended the British public school Harrow, then went on to Oxford, where he threw extravagant parties and arranged for lectures from the likes of Jackie Chan. After his father fell afoul of the Party in spring 2012, Bo Guagua’s lavish lifestyle came under close scrutiny by netizens.
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