“Hide-and-seek”的版本间的差异
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− | [[File:hide1.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''“Prison hide-and-seek competition.”'']] [[File:prison death.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''Competition for the lamest excuse for a prison inmate’s death. In first place is “drank boiled water,” second is “played hide-and-seek,” and third goes to “hanged himself with his own shoelace.”'']]In 2009, farmer Li Qiaoming died from serious head injuries while under police custody in Yunnan Province for illegal logging. The prison authorities claimed that Li ran into a wall while playing hide-and-seek with other prison inmates. | + | [[File:hide1.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''“Prison hide-and-seek competition.”'']] [[File:prison death.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''Competition for the lamest excuse for a prison inmate’s death. In first place is “drank boiled water,” second is “played hide-and-seek,” and third goes to “hanged himself with his own shoelace.”'']]In 2009, farmer [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2009/02/eluding-the-cat-yunnan-government-asks-netizens-to-help-investigate-detainee-death/ Li Qiaoming] died from serious head injuries while under police custody in Yunnan Province for illegal logging. The prison authorities claimed that Li ran into a wall while playing hide-and-seek with other prison inmates. After netizens grumbled, the authorities agreed to allow an inspection of the prison—but [http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/25/world/asia/25china.html the “volunteer” inspectors were revealed to be employees of state-run media]. |
Over the years, police and prisons have blamed inmate deaths on other unusual causes: see "[[death by drinking boiled water]]," [[death by hanging]]," “death by slipping and falling,” "[http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2010/12/young-man-in-detention-dies-of-suffocation-by-quilt/ suffocation by quilt]," “[[death by nightmare]],” and “[http://news.ifeng.com/opinion/201002/0227_23_1557616.shtml death from being overly excited]” [zh]. | Over the years, police and prisons have blamed inmate deaths on other unusual causes: see "[[death by drinking boiled water]]," [[death by hanging]]," “death by slipping and falling,” "[http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2010/12/young-man-in-detention-dies-of-suffocation-by-quilt/ suffocation by quilt]," “[[death by nightmare]],” and “[http://news.ifeng.com/opinion/201002/0227_23_1557616.shtml death from being overly excited]” [zh]. |
2013年7月15日 (一) 19:28的版本
躲猫猫(死)(duǒ māo māo (sǐ)): hide-and-seek (death)
In 2009, farmer Li Qiaoming died from serious head injuries while under police custody in Yunnan Province for illegal logging. The prison authorities claimed that Li ran into a wall while playing hide-and-seek with other prison inmates. After netizens grumbled, the authorities agreed to allow an inspection of the prison—but the “volunteer” inspectors were revealed to be employees of state-run media.
Over the years, police and prisons have blamed inmate deaths on other unusual causes: see "death by drinking boiled water," death by hanging," “death by slipping and falling,” "suffocation by quilt," “death by nightmare,” and “death from being overly excited” [zh].
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