【新唐人2014年07月28日訊】馬航MH17航班空難遇難者「頭七」當天，首批荷蘭籍遇難者遺體被運達荷蘭，受到了荷蘭政府高規格接待，荷蘭國王、王后、首相等都出面接機，眾多荷蘭民眾沿途默哀，荷蘭各地教堂敲鐘五分鐘，所有政府大樓為遇難者降半旗。大陸民眾感嘆荷蘭政府尊重生命的同時，紛紛對比中共當局對生命的漠視和踐踏。
馬航MH17航班，7月17號在烏克蘭與俄羅斯邊境上空，被導彈擊落墜毀，機上298人全數罹難。在死難者的名單中，有193位荷蘭籍人不幸遇難。
7月23號，兩架載有40名馬航MH17遇難者棺木的專機，降落在荷蘭埃因霍溫皇家空軍基地。荷蘭政府把這一天定為全國哀悼日，追悼事故中的荷蘭罹難者，所有政府大樓降半旗致哀。
荷蘭國王威廉‧亞歷山大（Willem-Alexander）和馬克西瑪（Maxima）王后、荷蘭總理呂特（Mark Rutte）和副總理阿斯捨爾（Lodewijk Asscher）等，親自前往機場迎接遇難者遺體的抵達。
荷蘭全國各地教堂鐘聲在飛機與地面觸碰那一刻，開始敲響，休閑場所停放音樂，行駛在路面上的許多卡車綁著黑色絲帶，在路旁停下。商店、咖啡館等休閒場所的音樂停止播放。
當天，數千荷蘭人穿上白色衣服，在首都阿姆斯特丹市中心舉行默哀遊行。
荷蘭政府迎接遇難者遺體的莊嚴儀式在全球播放，他們對逝者的尊重引發眾多中國網民的關注。
許多網民紛紛對比中共面對災難時，對生命的漠視和踐踏。網友表示，在中國一發生大事件，當局第一時間就是「維穩」、禁言、刪帖、抓人，最擅長的是「搶屍體」。
也有網民把這一情景，與3年前同一天發生的「溫州動車事故」的後期處理作比較。網友感嘆：同樣是7月23號，三年前我們就地掩埋了同胞，三年後看別的國家，如何給死者尊嚴。
大陸網路作家荊楚表示，荷蘭它是一個民主國家，對每一個生命都是尊重的，不像專制國家，視人命如草芥。
大陸網路作家荊楚：「這個事件對比中國的反差太大了，在QQ群裡很多人都在議論這個事情，看到荷蘭對遇難者的尊重，其實比較一下，自己只能哀嘆生在一個沒有人權、沒有對生命基本尊重的這麼一個災難的國度裡。」
湖南網民徐琳質問：「事故哪個國家都會有，但是，人家發生列車事故會把車廂掩埋嗎？人家發生了火災會讓領導先走嗎？人家發生地震會拒絕外國救援嗎？人家發生水災會送霉食品、大熱天送棉襖嗎？人家發生事故會隱瞞傷亡人數、用鏟車裝屍體、逼企業捐款、封鎖新聞嗎？」
荊楚表示，像中國各地頻發的礦難事故、塌方事故、水災、火災等天災人禍，在死傷幾十、數百人的情況下，當局第一時間仍然是封鎖消息。
荊楚： 「黨國的媒體發生這樣的災難，就是儘可能的用網路特務們刪帖，不讓老百姓發出來，封鎖消息，中共就是一種極端野蠻、恐怖，邪惡的專制制度，它只要統治權，只要老百姓的屈服，它是不可能尊重生命的。」
原《河北人民廣播電臺》編輯朱欣欣表示，中共漠視和踐踏生命最突出的表現是：在強徵強拆過程中，頻頻碾死老百姓，以及在各種事故中搶屍滅跡。
原河北人民廣播電臺編輯朱欣欣：「事實告訴大家，在一黨專制之下，它是不可能有人的尊嚴、不可能有人權，只有廢除這個一黨專制，人們才能真正的挺起腰桿來成為這個國家的主人，才能真正的體會到人的尊嚴、人的生命的尊嚴。」
朱欣欣表示，一個國家只有讓國民有尊嚴，這個政府才配有尊嚴，或者得到的只能是國際的鄙夷和蔑視，以及自己國民的唾罵。
採訪編輯/李韻 後製/肖顏
Dutch Mourn Flight MH17 Victims’ Bodies Arriving.
The first group of victims’ bodies from the crashed MH17
plane arrived in the Netherlands on Wednesday.
There was a honoring reception from the Dutch government.
The King, Queen, and the Dutch prime minister
received the bodies.
Many Dutch residents mourned, churches in the nation rang
bells for five minutes.
Flags at all government buildings were lowered to half mast.
Mainland Chinese expressed their admiration at the Dutch
government’s show of respect for the victims’ lives.
Many compared it with the Chinese Communist Party’s
(CCP) contempt for human life.
The MH17 flight was shot down and crashed above
the border of Ukraine and Russia on July 17.
All 298 people on the plane died. 193 of the victims
are citizens of the Netherlands.
Two planes carrying 40 of the victims’ bodies arrived at
Eindhoven military airport in the Netherlands.
The Dutch government declared the day as
national mourning day.
King Willem-Alexander, Queen Maxima, the Dutch prime
minister Mark Rutte, and vice-premier Lodewijk Asscher
received the transport planes at the airport.
Churches throughout the country rang bells at the moment
when the planes landed on the ground.
Music in all public places including stores and restaurants
stopped playing.
Cars on the streets were hung with black ribbons and
stopped by the roadside.
Thousands of Dutch people in white clothes gathered
to mourn in the capital Amsterdam.
The receiving ceremony at the Dutch airport was broadcast
globally, attracting many Chinese netizens’ responses.
Many netizens compared it to the CCP’s contempt for
human life during disasters.
Some netizens say the first thing that Chinese government
does after an incident is to “maintain the stability".
They shut peoples’ mouths, delete online posts, and arrest
people. Its specialty is to rush away bodies of the victims.
Some netizens compared the Dutch ceremony with how the
Wenzhou train crash the same day 3 years ago was handled.
Netizens said that 3 years ago, the people
were buried at the scene.
3 years later by looking at other countries, they can
see how other nations give dignity to the departed.
Mainland internet author Jing Chu indicates that Netherlands
is a democratic country that gives respect to every individual.
It’s different from some authoritarian state
that disregard for human lives, he said.
Jing Chu, internet author in mainland China, “the contrast
between this incident and China’s is so big.
Many people discuss it on QQ [chatting tool]. After
comparison, we can only sigh that we were born in
a disastrous nation that doesn’t have human rights
and doesn’t give basic respects to our lives."
Xu Lin, netizen in Hunan Province of China, “every country
has accidents, but do other countries bury the car of the train
that had the collision? Do other countries have officials
leave the scene first during a fire disaster?
Do other countries refuse foreign rescue?
Do other countries send moldy food and winter quilts in
summer for disaster relief?
Do other countries hide death tolls in disasters, use forklifts
to carry victims’ bodies, force enterprises to donate money,
and block the news?"
Jing Chu said the CCP still blocks the news as the first
thing to do when there’s mine accidents, landslides, floods,
fires and other natural disasters, and when there’s dozens
or hundreds of deaths and people injured.
Jing Chu, “if such a disaster happened in CCP China, it
would delete related online information as much as possible
to block the information, and not let the people speak up. The
CCP is an extremely brutal, horrible, and evil autocracy.
It just wants ruling power, and wants people to surrender.
It’s impossible for it to respect lives."
Zhu Xinxin, former editor of Hebei People’s Radio Station,
indicates that the CCP often crushes people to death during
forced house demolitions, and rush to hide the bodies or
destroy bodies in all kind of incidents.
Zhu Xinxin, “I need to tell people the truth.
It’s impossible to have dignity and human rights
under the one party dictatorship.
Only by abolishing such a dictatorship, can people have
backbone, be invoved in the nation, and have human dignity."
Zhu indicates that only when the people in a country have
dignity, the government deserves dignity.
Otherwise, the government only gets scorned
by the world, and reviled by its people.
Interview & Edit/LiYun Post-Production/XiaoYan
