【新唐人2011年9月10日讯】大陆著名歌唱家李双江之子驾车打人事件目前继续发酵，网民爆料，被打夫妇是中共国防部长梁光烈秘书的亲戚，而和李双江之子一起打人的则是山西一个富商的儿子。网友开玩笑说：“这是一个拼爹的时代。”并把李双江列入“四大名爹”。评论人士则指出，中国现有的体制不改变，这样的丑剧还会不断上演。
连日来，李双江之子李天一打人事件招来民众和媒体的一致声讨，网民们更是热议不断。仅《网易》网站上一篇转自《新京报》的文章，就在短短一天时间里吸引了超过24万人参与。
9月6号，李天一驾驶无照宝马车，因不满前面一辆车刹车减速，与另一奥迪车司机苏楠，对前一辆车的司机夫妇辱骂殴打，致使二人满脸鲜血，一度失去知觉，吓得他们5岁的孩子大哭。打人者对围观的人叫嚣：“谁敢打110！”并试图驾车逃跑。
近日，新浪网一名叫“MAX硕”的网友爆料说，李双江儿子打的是国防部长梁光烈秘书的亲戚。
而18岁的苏楠则自称是山西省公安厅副厅长、太原市公安局局长苏浩的亲属。但警方后来通报说，这是苏楠为减轻罪责编造的。
有网上消息说，苏楠是山西富商苏文斌的儿子，但也有网友指出，苏楠的父亲是山西省公安厅装备财务处副处长，爷爷是前任山西省党政领导，现在找到富商苏文斌来顶包！
事发时，苏楠的奥迪车使用的是晋O 00888的车牌，从2008年到今年8月份,共违章36次，但都没有处理。据了解，这个车牌目前属于山西省劳教局。
李天一驾驶的宝马车，更是在今年（2011年）就已经32次违章，而且没有受处罚。车头放着人民大会堂的临时车证，在车后座下面，警察还发现了一支冲锋枪，但警方说是高度仿真枪。
对这一打人事件，网友感叹：“这是一个拼爹的时代，国产四大名爹：李刚、王军、卢俊卿、李双江，总有一款你伤不起，拼不起。”
还有多人掀起了造句热潮。比如：
上联：恨爹不成刚。下联：怨爸不双江。横批：投胎姓李。
大陆独立学者杜导斌：“他爸爸能够有那么高的地位、那么大的权力，好像在国内是无所不能似的，凌驾于他人之上的那种地位，对他儿子肯定就有相当大的影响，你看看骆家辉他们到中国来，他本人包括他子女，都是以平民的形象过来。”
山东大学教授孙文广也对《新唐人》表示，这类事件是中国的社会环境造成的。
孙文广：“这说明：当前中国长期就是这样一种无法无天的这样一种社会，这样一种环境。就是儿子跟着父亲学，那么常年的熏陶教育，就觉得我是了不起了，他就可以发狠，小小年纪开着宝马车，更是为所欲为。”
香港《苹果日报》评论指出，李刚之子的张狂尚未走远，李双江之子的嚣张又呼啸而至，中国社会真是混乱不堪。“官二代”、“富二代”、“名二代”，一片混战，俨然如三国演义。
前《中国民营》杂志记者刘逸明则对《新唐人》表示，所谓的“官二代”、“富二代”、“名二代”，他们具有共同的利益，他们只是和处于弱势的老百姓有矛盾。而类似事件以后还会经常发生。
刘逸明：“中国这个体制不改变，中国的教育体制都会受到这个政治体制的很大影响，社会教育、家庭教育、学业教育都有很大的问题，所以那种官二代、富二代、名二代，很有可能就会在这个社会当中，教育成了人渣。”
8号，苏楠父母和李双江先后到医院看望被打夫妇，要求原谅孩子，被打夫妇坚持要走司法程序。但9号的《广州日报》披露，李双江走后，媒体记者要求采访受伤者被阻拦，甚至被恐吓说：再拍就把机器给你砸了。而电话采访时，受伤夫妇对追究责任的态度也变得支支吾吾。
另据《南方都市报》报导，李天一在打人之前，曾与奥迪车在马连洼北路飙车，刮蹭到一辆出租车。
新唐人记者常春、李谦、萧宇采访报导。
“This Is A Daddies’ Competition’ Era”
The beating incident of the son of famous Chinese singer
Li Shuangjiang continues to stir up public emotions.
Netizens reveal that the beaten couple is related to the
secretary of Liang Guanglie, China’s Defense Minister.
The accomplice in the beating was said to be
the son of a rich businessman in Shangxi province.
Netizens spoof: “This is a Daddies’ competition’ era.” They
list Li Shuangjiang as one of the “four most famous Daddies.”
Analysts think that if the current social system in China
doesn’t change, this kind of tragedy will continue to occur.
In the past few days, the beating incident of Li Shuangjiang’s
son, Li Tianyi, has been unanimously denounced
by the public and the media. Netizens have
constant, heated discussions on the topic.
A related article on Netease.com reprinted from
Beijing News has attracted 240,000 viewers in just one day.
On September 6, Li Tianyi, driving unlicensed BMW, was
unhappy about the braking and slowing down of a front car.
Because of this, he swore and beat the couple in that car,
helped by the driver of another car (Audi), Su Nan.
The two boys have beaten the couple until they passed out
and their faces were soaked in blood.
The couple’s 5-year-old child was in the car,
frightened, crying and begging them to stop.
The attackers shouted to the onlookers: “Who dares
to call 110!” They also tried to flee from the scene.
A netizen revealed on Sina.com recently
that the couple beaten by Li Shuangjiang’s son and Su Nan
was actually related to the secretary
of Chinese Defense Minister, Liang Guanglie.
Su Nan, 18, claimed that he was a relative of
Shangxi Province Public Security Bureau’ associate director
and Taiyuan city Public Security Bureau’ director. Later
police said Su Nan lied in order to reduce his punishment.
Online information shows that Su Nan is the son
of a rich Shangxi businessman, Su Wenbin.
However, some netizens point out that Su Nan’s father
is the associate director of the equipment finance section,
at the Shangxi Public Security Bureau. His grandfather is
an ex-leader of the Shangxi provincial government.
Referring to Su Wenbin as a ‘rich businessman’ publicly
seemed to be only used as a camouflage.
On the scene, the plate of Su Nan’s Audi car was displaying
“Shangxi O 00888,” the records of which show
that it has a total of 36 violations from 2008 to August 2011,
but none of them was penalized.
It is said that this plate currently belongs to
Shangxi Bureau for Reeducation through Labor.
The BMW driven by Li Tianyi had 32 violations in 2011
alone, but no penalties were implemented yet too.
At the front of the car was displayed a temporary pass
for the Great People’s Hall.
Beneath the rear seats, a submachine gun was found,
for which police said it was a high quality imitation gun.
For the beating incident, netizens sigh: “This is a Daddies’
competition era, yielding so far four most famous Daddies:
Li Gang, Wang Jun, Lu Junqing and Li Shuangjiang.
You cannot compete with neither of them.”
Netizens set off a wave of composing couplets on the topic,
like “I hate that my Dad is not (Li) Gang,”
“I regret my Dad is not (Li) Shuangjiang,”
with the heading reading “Reincarnating as a Li.”
Du Daobin (Independent Chinese scholar): “Such Dads’ lofty
positions and huge power, enabling them to do anything,
and go above others in China, certainly carry
a considerable impact on the sons.
Look at Gary Locke, he came to China with his family
in the image of ordinary folks.”
Professor Sun Wenguang told NTD that this kind of incidents
is commensurate with China’s social environment.
Sun Wenguang (Retired Professor, Shandong University):
“The incident signifies that China has long been
in such a lawless society or environment.
The son learns from his Dad. From youth, the son is
influenced so that he would feel great about himself.
Thus, he does not care of consequences, so at a young age
he would show off by driving BMW and do anything at will.”
As Apple Daily editorial pointed out, while the insolence
of the son of Li Gang has not faded away yet,
the arrogance of Li Shuangjiang’s son roars in our faces.
The Chinese society is chaotic. The 2nd generation of officials,
rich and celebrities are in a “tangled warfare”,
as if they were in the Three Kingdoms, wrote Apple Daily.
However, Liu Yiming, ex-reporter for the Chinese Private
Business magazine told NTD that
the 2nd generation of officials, rich and celebrities,
has common interests.
They are at odds only with the disadvantaged ordinary folks.
Similar incidents will take place often in the future.
Liu Yiming: “If the social system in China is not changed,
the Chinese education system will be severely impacted
by the political system. Many problems will surface
in social, family and academic education.
It is thus likely that the 2nd generation of officials, rich and
celebrities are educated by this society as the human scum.”
On September 8, parents of Su Nan and Li Shuangjiang
went to the hospital in succession to visit the beaten couple,
requesting a pardon for their kids. However,
the beaten couple insisted on taking legal actions.
On September 9, Guangzhou Daily reported that after Li left,
media were blocked from interviewing the beaten couple.
They were even threatened to have their equipment
smashed if they continued to film.
During a phone interview, the victims showed prevarication
about holding the famous sons responsible for the attack.
According to Southern Metropolis Daily newspaper,
on the day before the beatings,
Li Tianyi and Su Nan damaged a taxi,
while driving furiously on the road.
NTD reporters Chang Chun, Li Qian and Xiao Yu
