【新唐人2011年7月16日讯】近来，海峡两岸发生了两件过程相似而结果大为不同的事情。大陆游客搂着台湾总统马英九的脖子要求合影后被拉开，但大陆的报导说“她被拘捕”。而河南濮阳的地方官员对歌星宋祖英搭肩合影后，被拘留5天并失去公职。对于这两件事，大陆和台湾的民众都怎么看待呢？一起去关注一下。
日前台湾总统马英九到台北“国父纪念馆”参加“七七事变”活动时，碰巧遇到一群大陆游客，他们非常兴奋，高喊“小马哥”，马英九也越到封锁线，和他们一一握手。其中有一名女游客，突然搂住马英九的脖子，要求合影留念，马英九的维安人员很快把她拉开。后来有媒体问到马英九是否有人突破封锁线时，马英九笑着连说，还好还好。
但是这件事到了海峡对岸的媒体上就变了。新华网7月10号发出这条消息时，写道“保安人员一拥而上，将这名女游客拘捕并带走调查”。对此，台湾总统府发言人批驳这是“不实报导”。台湾法律界人士也对此感到吃惊。
台湾人权律师邱晃泉：“但是台湾还是一个民主自由的国家。总统是人民选出来的，也不是皇帝。另外包括总统在内的政治领导者，他们还是要接近民众的，有时还必须讨好民众。那接近民众是重要的。”
大陆的中共喉舌媒体《环球时报》驻台北的特约记者，7月12号也发文证实，查阅了8号岛内各大报纸，没发现那位大陆游客被拘的消息。台湾人权律师邱晃泉当天也看到这则电视报导。
台湾人权律师邱晃泉：“我觉得她是自然的举动了，马总统也没有特别不良的反应哪。因为每个国家都一样，总统都负有特别任务，所以总统的安全一般都是很重视，那所以大家考虑到只是，但会不会在自己的安全上有点疏忽，这样而已。”
7月13号刚刚度过61岁生日的马英九，在脸书上有71万多粉丝，今年有1万多人给了他生日祝福，其中很多就是内地民众。
大陆异议作家荆楚指出，马英九如果被大陆游客拥抱，体现了大陆人对他的敬仰和喜爱，而《新华社》是小人之心度君子之腹。
大陆异议作家荆楚：“一个误导，中宣部、新华社一贯是这样做的，它认为台湾民选的总统也像中南海那些独夫民贼一样，高墙深深、宫禁严严。这些独夫民贼与老百姓深深的隔绝起来，台湾也是一样的，游客去拥抱他，就被警察捉住了，它思维惯性就是那样的。”
大约半个月前，在河南濮阳市举办的所谓“爱国歌曲大家唱”的舞台上，濮阳市开发区胡村乡办公室主任王留聚，一手搂住正在演唱的大陆女歌星宋祖英的肩头，与她合影留念，宋祖英当时在演唱中一直面带微笑。
不过，大陆媒体最近报导说，王留聚已被行政拘留了5天，并且被免职了。他原是地方上的科级干部，网友们已经给他起名为“拍哥”，而且大家普遍反应是“处罚过重”。
邱晃泉也认为，王留聚的行为并没有触犯到法律。
邱晃泉：“很恐怖！完全没法想像！是一种极权、违反人性的体制下才会出现这样的状况。而且完全没有法制可言了。如果说跟歌星、将军、或者说总统，不能有任何什么样的接触，不然的话要处罚，那也得有法律明文的规定哪。”
但是，大陆很多人都明白其中的原因。
荆楚：“从宋祖英这个角度来说，她作为一个歌星，也没什么，我认为不应该是小题大做。但是这个问题就牵扯到宋祖英是江泽民的情妇的问题了。大家就开玩笑嘛，那是国母，你也敢抱，你想死？！”
44岁的宋祖英是苗族人，少将军衔，可以自由进出中南海。多年来，民间流传着她与江泽民的绯闻。湖南邵东的一名民间书商曾出版《国母宋祖英》一书，惊动了中共高层，最后作者被判刑，涉及出版的五十多人受株连获罪。
新唐人记者赵心知、李若琳采访报导。
Hugs’ Different Results
Recently, two similar hugs took place in China and Taiwan,
but with totally different results.
One is Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou being hugged
by a mainland tourist, who was pulled aside by the securities.
However, mainland media reported that she was “arrested”.
In Puyang, Henan Province,
a local official put his hand on singer Song Zuying’s shoulder.
He was detained for five days and lost his job.
So how do people view these two events?
When Taiwanese President Ma Ying-jeou visited Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall,
a large group of mainland tourists were very excited to see him.
They shouted his nickname. Ma shook hands with them.
One female tourist got very excited and hugged Ma’s neck, asking for a photo together.
She was dragged away immediately by security.
When media later asked Ma if he was hugged, he smilingly said it was ok.
However, the story got totally changed in mainland China.
On July 10, Xinhua News reported that “the female tourist was arrested and taken away.
" Taiwanese presidential office spokesman refuted this “false report."
Taiwan’s legal professionals were also very surprised.
Taiwanese human rights lawyer Chiu Huangquan: “Taiwan is a democratic and free country.
The president is elected by the people.
He is not an emperor. All political leaders need to get close to the people.
They have to please the people.
It is important for them to get close to the masses. “
Mouthpiece of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP),
Global Times’ correspondent in Taipei,
on July 12 testified in writing that none of Taiwan’s major newspapers reported the arrest.
Chiu also learned this news.
Chiu: “I think that was her natural move.
President Ma had no particular adverse reactions.
The president has a special mandate, so his security is very important.
After the incident, people just think
whether the security was a little negligent. That was all.”
On July 13, Ma just celebrated his 61st birthday.
He has more than 710,000 fans on Face book.
This year, more than 10,000 people send him birthday wishes.
Many were from mainland China.
Chu Jing, a mainland dissident writer,
said that if Ma was hugged by a mainland tourist,
it shows that he is admired by the mainland Chinese.
Xinhua is thinking of the story in a very mean way.
Jing Chu: The Central Propaganda Department and
Xinhua always misunderstand and then mislead the people.
They thought Taiwan’s president is like his CCP counterpart.
The CCP’s president is surrounded by heavy security.
They thought Taiwan’s president should be in the same situation.
So the president-hugging woman must be arrested, reasoned Xinhua.
About two weeks ago,
during a so-called “patriotic song" performance in Puyang, Henan.
Wang Juliu, an official of Hucun Village,
grabbed singer Song Zuying’s shoulder, when taking a photo with her.
Song was smiling throughout her performance.
However, the mainland media recently reported that
Wang was detained for five days and was dismissed.
He used to be a relatively high-ranking local official.
Many netizens found his punishment “too severe”.
Chiu also believes that Wang’s behavior did not break the law.
Chiu: Terrible! Absolutely unimaginable!
This can only occur in an authoritarian and inhumane regime.
There is no rule of law at all.
If you want people having physical contact with certain people to be punished,
you need to get it legislated.
However, many Chinese people know the reason.
Jing Chu: “Song is only a singer.
She should be ok with being hugged by her audience. I think this is overdone.
However, as Song is the CCP’s ex-leader Jiang Zemin’s mistress,
people joked, “How dare you hug the first lady? Do you want to die?
Song, 44, is of Miao minority and is a major general.
She can enter at will the CCP central government’s Zhongnanhai.
And it is always rumored that she has an affair with Jiang.
A book titled “National Mother Song Zuying” was published by a private bookseller in Hunan.
This book shocked the CCP leaders and the author was sentenced later.
More than 50 people involved with the publication were convicted.
NTD reporters Zhao Xinzhi and Li Ruolin
