【新唐人2013年02月07日訊】中共十八大後，名為「學習粉絲團」的微博現身網路，近期，更憑藉對中共總書記習近平行蹤的「貼身」直播，及信息更新的快捷而躥紅網路。評論分析，「學習粉絲團」很可能是習近平幕僚班子策劃的微博，表明瞭習近平急於豎立新形象，企圖搶佔網路輿論陣地。
「學習粉絲團」自去年11月21號「開博」以來，一直以「隨手拍」的方式播報習近平的動態，從去年底的廣東行，到日前的甘肅行，引發數十萬網友關注。
2月4號11點左右，「學習粉絲團」發佈「習大大（習近平）在菜市場視察民情，關注民生。」新浪官方微博「頭條新聞」在1小後轉發了這條微博。兩分鐘後，《新華社》「新華視點」官方微博也發消息說，習近平4號上午到蘭州五泉菜市場了解節日供應情況。
這一舉動，引髮網友聯想與關注，短短一、兩天內，「學習粉絲團」的粉絲人數從8萬飆升到近50萬。5號下午，連「央視新聞」官方微博都質疑：「神馬（甚麼）情況？『學習粉絲團』比我們快，比我們近！」
眾多媒體通過微博的「私信」，私底下打探博主身份，得到的答案卻都是「自己只是西安一名草根、普通打工者，並不是習近平的宣傳團隊。」
到目前，「學習粉絲團」微博已發佈360多條訊息，絕大多數與習近平相關。內容上主要分為3大類：1.習近平出外考察行程直播；2.習近平家庭生活和各個時期辦公與考察時的獨家、近距離圖片；3.轉發中共官媒對習近平的報導。
北京時政觀察人士華頗分析，這很可能是習近平讓身邊的一些工作人員策劃的，否則不可能這麼頻繁、詳細、快捷的直播習近平的情況。
北京時政觀察人士華頗：「習一上來就幾項措施，一是抓槍桿子，一是放下身段，取悅民眾，所以他就親民，他就要靈活，要大眾化，和民眾打成一片，微博也是一個很大的手段，可以使自己高高在上的身份平民化，所以這種形式，這種手段對習近平和民眾溝通，和民眾打成一片，很有好處。」
深圳獨立作家朱健國指出，官方不可能允許民間開通這類微博，也不會讓網站發出消息。
深圳獨立作家朱健國：「新浪的管制是很嚴的，你像很多人稍微敏感點的，微博給讓關了，或者不讓開。僅僅新浪讓它出來，就可以說不是普通的，因為關於國家領導人的，無論是批評還是讚揚，都是經過批准的，所以這個『學習粉絲團』我估計還是習的幕僚班子策劃的一個，打出一個模仿當年鄧小平的『小平你好啊』，搞的這麼一個東西，這個現象體現了習近平現在急於豎立形象。」
朱健國分析，這也表明瞭，習近平不太滿意官方媒體對他的宣傳，因此需要更有力度的宣傳、更快的造勢，就像當年毛澤東發動文革的時候，對北京的班子不信任，而去上海找了一撥人。
朱健國：「但是，他這種作法，很可能會帶來相反的效果，因為作為習近平，如果真要表示有別於傳統的，最好的模式，不是讓人出來讚揚你，而是讓一個普通粉絲能夠出來議論你，批評你，這才是真正顯示改革的風範。組織一個粉絲出來去表揚、讚美，唱讚歌，這實際上只是文革老套的方式。」
華頗指出，前陣子「微博反腐」對官方的衝擊很大，所以官方急於搶佔網路輿論陣地，華頗認為，新一輪屬於官方有組織的、由最高領導人親自掛帥的網路戰役已打響，勝負如何還要繼續往下看。
採訪編輯/李韻 後製/王明宇
Live Microblogging of Xi Jinping to Earn Public Support?
A Xi Jinping fan microblog appeared on Weibo
soon after the 18th National Congress.
Recently, this nearly live broadcast, with quick updates
of Xi Jinping’s activities, has caused excitement on the Internet.
This mysterious microblogging is believed to be a tactic
designed by the Xi Jinping aid team to build a new image for Xi and capture public attention.
A Weibo microblogging devoted to Xi Jinping
went public on November 21 last year.
Close-up photos record Xi Jinping’s daily activities,
from his Guangdong trip last year to the present Gansu visit.
This site has triggered hundreds of thousands
of curious netizens.
At 11 o’clock on February 4th, this microblogg
published Xi Jinping’s activity in a market.
An hour later, Sina microblogged this post.
Two minutes later, Xinhua News Agency also microblogged
this message about Xi Jinping’s visit to a local market in Lanzhou to inspect produce availability during holiday.
This move quickly triggered nearly 500,000 views
within two days.
CCTV News official microblogging questioned
on the afternoon of the 5th, “What’s going on?
The fans move faster and closer than we can!"
Many media inquired about the identity of the microblogger,
and uncovered that it was an ordinary grass rooter from Xi’an, not a member of Xi Jinping’s publicity team."
So far, this Xi Jinping fan’s microblog site has published
more than 360 messages mainly related to Xi Jinping.
The content can be divided into three categories.
Live daily official activity of Xi Jinping, exclusive
and close-up photos of Xi Jinping at home and at work,
and communist official media reports on Xi Jinping.
Current affairs observer Hua Po analyzes this is likely
planned by Xi Jinping’s staff for in fact the frequency, detail, and speed about Xi Jinping’s activities it records.
Current affairs observer Hua Po: “Xi has taken
a few measures since he’s in power.
First, he grabs the army.
Two, he stays low to please the people.
To get popular and close to the people, microblogging
is a great means to put down his superior identity and mingle with civilians.
It helps Xi Jinping to communicate and mingle with people."
Independent writer Zhu Jianguo from Shenzhen points out
that the authorities will not allow such microblogging by the civilians or news release of such from a website.
Zhu Jianguo: “Sina has a very tight control of Weibo.
Many people’s microbloggings with somewhat sensitive issues are closed or forbidden.
This is not an ordinary microblogging.
Any information about the regime leader, whether
it is praise or criticism, needs approval.
I believe this Xi Jinping fan’s microblog
was designed by Xi’s staff.
It is to imitate Deng Xiaoping’s era and it reflects
Xi Jinping is eager to build an image."
Zhu Jianguo analyzes this suggested Xi Jinping is not
satisfied with the publicity work done by the official media.
He is doing it just like what Mao Zedong did during
the Cultural Revolution.
Mao did not trust the team in Beijing,
and thus he hired a group of people from Shanghai.
Zhu Jianguo: “However, his practice might have
the opposite effect.
The best mode to differentiate Xi Jinping from others
is not by praising,
but by an ordinary fan who can talk and criticize freely
to show an example of reform.
Praised by an organized team of fans is just an
old-fashioned way from the Cultural Revolution time."
Hua Po points out that anti-corruption on Weibo
has had quite some impact on the regime.
The Communist regime is now anxious to control the Internet.
Hua Po believes this official battleground on the Internet
has started with the regime’s leader in command. The outcome is yet to be observed.