“Kim Fatty III”的版本间的差异
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'''金三胖 (Jīn Sān Pàng): Kim Fatty III''' | '''金三胖 (Jīn Sān Pàng): Kim Fatty III''' | ||
| − | [[file:金三胖.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''"How did North Korea get strong? Because of Kim Fatty III." Inspired by a Global Times [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2013/07/drawing-the-news-chinese-dream-chinese-nightmare/ Chinese dream ad]. (Artist: Cheng Tao [http://www.weibo.com/2787520791/Bqb2n8TYG#_rnd1413302227106 成涛])'']]Nickname for [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/china/kim-jong-un/ Kim Jong | + | [[file:金三胖.jpg|250px|thumb|right|''"How did North Korea get strong? Because of Kim Fatty III." Inspired by a Global Times [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2013/07/drawing-the-news-chinese-dream-chinese-nightmare/ Chinese dream ad]. (Artist: Cheng Tao [http://www.weibo.com/2787520791/Bqb2n8TYG#_rnd1413302227106 成涛])'']]Nickname for [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/china/kim-jong-un/ Kim Jong Un], Supreme Leader of North Korea. |
| − | Kim Jong | + | Kim Jong Un inherited leadership after his father's death in December 2011. While [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2011/12/china-scrambles-for-clues-after-kims-death/ China's state media expressed condolences] for Kim Jong Il's death, Chinese netizens immediately began lampooning his chubby son. Kim Jong Un quickly became "Kim Fatty III." |
China is one of North Korea's only allies. Over the years, the [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2013/04/is-china-getting-uneasy-with-north-korea/ Chinese public has grown increasingly uneasy] with this diplomatic relationship. | China is one of North Korea's only allies. Over the years, the [http://chinadigitaltimes.net/2013/04/is-china-getting-uneasy-with-north-korea/ Chinese public has grown increasingly uneasy] with this diplomatic relationship. | ||
2015年6月17日 (三) 18:32的版本
金三胖 (Jīn Sān Pàng): Kim Fatty III
Nickname for Kim Jong Un, Supreme Leader of North Korea.
Kim Jong Un inherited leadership after his father's death in December 2011. While China's state media expressed condolences for Kim Jong Il's death, Chinese netizens immediately began lampooning his chubby son. Kim Jong Un quickly became "Kim Fatty III."
China is one of North Korea's only allies. Over the years, the Chinese public has grown increasingly uneasy with this diplomatic relationship.
Example: Weibo users commented on Kim Jong-un's 40-day disappearance in fall 2014:
Xuanhuwencha (@悬壶问茶): I asked Uncle Doorman, "Why does Kim Fatty III have to play hide-and-seek? Uncle Doorman (Menweidaye @门卫大爷) says, "Kim Fatty III has three goals: one, to test the loyalty of his cadres; two, to see how the U.S., U.K., Japan, and South Korea react; and three, to slap Chinese intellectuals in the face. (October 14, 2014)
我问门卫大爷：金三胖为什么要玩捉迷藏呢？@门卫大爷说：三胖玩捉迷藏有三个目的：1、考考干部队伍的忠诚度；2、看看美英日韩的反应；3、打打中国公知的脸。 [Chinese]
See also West Korea.
