“Kim Fatty III”的版本间的差异
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When Kim Jong-un to inherited the position of Supreme Leader of North Korea after his father's death, [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2011/12/china-scrambles-for-clues-after-kims-death/ China's state media expressed deep condolences at the elder's death as Chinese netizens immediately began lampooning the chubby young new leader]. China is one of North Korea's only allies, and over the years the [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2013/04/is-china-getting-uneasy-with-north-korea/ Chinese public has grown increasingly uneasy over the diplomatic relationship]. | When Kim Jong-un to inherited the position of Supreme Leader of North Korea after his father's death, [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2011/12/china-scrambles-for-clues-after-kims-death/ China's state media expressed deep condolences at the elder's death as Chinese netizens immediately began lampooning the chubby young new leader]. China is one of North Korea's only allies, and over the years the [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2013/04/is-china-getting-uneasy-with-north-korea/ Chinese public has grown increasingly uneasy over the diplomatic relationship]. | ||
2013年10月26日 (六) 19:44的版本
金三胖 (Jīn Sān Pàng): Kim Fatty III
When Kim Jong-un to inherited the position of Supreme Leader of North Korea after his father's death, China's state media expressed deep condolences at the elder's death as Chinese netizens immediately began lampooning the chubby young new leader. China is one of North Korea's only allies, and over the years the Chinese public has grown increasingly uneasy over the diplomatic relationship.
Chinese netizens frequently poke fun at Kim Jong-un's regality, lack of merit, and rotund stature, and a common nickname for the Supreme Leader has become “Kim Fatty III”.
After The Onion elected Kim Jung-un the sexiest man of 2012, People's Daily summarized the article, apparently unaware of the U.S. paper's satirical mandate, much to the amusement of China's web-users.
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