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In Mandarin, “wall” (墙 qiáng) sounds as "strong" (强). The character for "strong" is a component of a number of Chinese words. Netizens often replace the character for "strong" with the character for "wall" to refer to the ([[Great Firewall of China]]). Examples of words with the switched-out characters are: "mighty nation," "strongly condemn" and "rape."
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In Mandarin, “wall” (墙 qiáng) sounds the same as the word “strong” (强 qiáng). The character for “strong” is a component of a number of Chinese words. To make reference to the [[Great Firewall of China]], netizens often substitute the character for “strong” with the character for “wall.” A common example can be seen in the word [[wall nation]].
  
 
Read [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2010/12/netizens-force-fan-binxing-father-of-the-gfw-off-of-sina-microblog/ Netizens Force Fang Binxing, Father of the GFW, Off of Sina Microblog].
 
Read [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2010/12/netizens-force-fan-binxing-father-of-the-gfw-off-of-sina-microblog/ Netizens Force Fang Binxing, Father of the GFW, Off of Sina Microblog].

2013年10月8日 (二) 17:32的版本

墙 (qiáng) wall

In Mandarin, “wall” (墙 qiáng) sounds the same as the word “strong” (强 qiáng). The character for “strong” is a component of a number of Chinese words. To make reference to the Great Firewall of China, netizens often substitute the character for “strong” with the character for “wall.” A common example can be seen in the word wall nation.

Read Netizens Force Fang Binxing, Father of the GFW, Off of Sina Microblog.

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