【新唐人2011年10月21日讯】中国广东佛山两岁女童两次被汽车轧过，十几个路人见死不救。这个交通事故不仅引起了中国国民大讨论，也引起了全世界的广泛评论。
小悦悦事件引起很大反响，各种报导铺天盖地。而这一事件也让西方媒体目瞪口呆，不知道说什么好。
德国《法兰克福汇报》10月18号写道：“几乎每个中国人都会讲述这样的故事，比如一个年轻人帮助一个跌倒的老太太，对他的感谢是后来被她告上法庭。这些例子像恐怖故事一样已经凝聚在公共意识中。”
包括法国在内的法语国家新闻媒体普遍转载《法新社》的报导，题目是“一个小女孩被两辆车碾压，大众不管不问。”《印度报》则报导说：悦悦事件像“野火”一样，传遍了互联网。
不过，佛山市文明办认为，这次的见死不救事件仅为个别现象。但“首都经贸大学”等三所高校联合做的民调发现，高达八成七受访者坦承：如果见路上有人摔倒，不会主动搀扶，以免惹麻烦上身。
对此，大陆自由撰稿人、原河北人民广播电台编辑朱欣欣表示，中共专制的制度是导致道德沦丧的主要原因，每个中国人没有任何权利，导致失去责任感。
朱欣欣：“道德的缺失很重要的一部分是权利的缺失，人们自我保障的权利、政治权利、经济权利、文化权利、信仰自由，各方面的权利得不到落实，人们就没有这种责任。”
“中国政法大学”讲师吴仁华则认为，中共对中国伤害最大的就是破坏了道德，让整个道德体系沦丧。吴仁华表示，要改变这种现状，可能需要付出几代人的努力。
吴仁华“今天最可怕的倒不是大家都在批判的这个制度，因为制度改变起来它是比较容易的，最可怕的是从1949年中共建政以来，通过专制制度，通过一次次的政治运动，对中国文化、对中国传统文化、对中国道德伦理的这种破坏，而且这种破坏非常彻底。”
中国自从六四以来，光怪陆离的现象就层出不穷，不过，小悦悦事件后，全体中国人都受到了震撼。
据《南方都市报》报导，有大学教授和社会学者共同提出，应在事发地修建“小悦悦事件纪念碑”，作为“记录时代道德的刻度”，提醒人们“知耻而后勇”。
朱欣欣则认为，事实证明，以权利为核心的道德建设模式是彻底失败的，道德建设是要靠民间自觉参与的，而信仰的核心是道德，所以，必须重建和复兴每个人的信仰。
朱欣欣“首先是彻底打破专制的权利，同时让权利回到它应有的这种界限之内，还给民间社会自由的空间，还中国人宗教自由，真正对道德有建设力量的就是宗教。”
吴仁华也认为，通过此事，中国人需要反省自己。他指出，我们不能嘲笑、抨击那18个见死不救的路人，比如，盲人维权者陈光诚受到打压，中国人的表现，是不是和18个路人一样呢?
吴仁华 “今天我们很多人都在批判大陆的专制制度，批判当政的共产党。作为中国人，我们自己也要反省，为什么这样一个强暴的专制制度，为什么有史以来古今中外没有过的腐败的政权能够存在下去。那么我们要反省自己，作为中国人我们有什么责任。”
人权活动家陈凯则认为，中国人要改掉“胜王败寇”的心态，坚守自身尊严，维护自己的利益和增强正义感。
新唐人记者常春、宋风、张健采访报导。
Outrage as bleeding China toddler left on street
Several days ago, a two-year old toddler named Yueyue
was run over twice by vehicles in Foshan City, Guangdong province, China.
She was also ignored by more than a dozen passers-by.
This shocking event has sparked extensive discussions around the world.
What happened to Yueyue has drawn immense attention
from both the public and media, including many westerners who were completely astonished.
On Oct 18th, the Frankfurt General Newspaper in Germany
wrote: “almost every Chinese can tell a similar story.
For example the one young man who was sued in court,
rather than thanked, after he kindly helped an old woman who had tumbled.
These horrible occurrences to kind-hearted people have haunted
Chinese people’s minds.”
In France, many news media cited the report from Agence
France-Presse title d More than a dozen passers-by ignored
a two-year-old girl as she lay critically injured on a street
in southern China after being run over twice”.
In India, the news report said that “the tragedy of Yueyue has
spread like wildfire on the internet”.
Though the official agency, Foshan Spiritual Civilization Office
announced that this event is only an isolated incident.
However, a survey among three universities in Beijing showed
that 87% of respondents acknowledged that
they wouldn’t help any person who
had slipped to avoid being trapped in trouble.
A Chinese freelancer and former editor of Hebei People’s
Radio Station, Zhu Xinxin, commented, “it is the CCP’s
dictatorship which destroys the social morality in China;
Chinese people are never awarded any rights.
Hence they lose their sense of responsibility at the same time.”
Zhu Xinxin: ”The lack of morality largely stems from the lack
of rights. When people are deprived of their rights in politics,
economics, culture, religion and self-protection, they won’t feel
responsible for anything.”
The lecturer in China University of Political Science and Law,
Wu Renhua, said that among what the CCP has done to Chinese people and society,
the worst is the thorough destruction of the social moral system.
Wu added that it might take great efforts from several generations to
recover such a system.
Wu Renhua:”The most horrifying is not the political regime
which we are all currently criticizing, because it’s not that difficult to make it change.
Instead, the most horrifying thing is that since 1949, the CCP
has always been destroying the Chinese traditional culture
and its moral system through continuous political movements
supported by the dictatorship regime.
The destruction is a systematic and thorough one,
which make things even worse.”
Since the Tiananmen Square Massacre in 1989,
unusual social events which deviate from common sense have never ceased to emerge in China.
However, Chinese people are truly shocked this time.
According to Southern Metropolis Daily’s report,
some professors and scholars suggest building a memorial for the tragedy of Yueyue
to record the moral level of the times” and remind everyone
to “get back the feeling of shame to correct our behavior with courage”.
Zhu Xinxin said, “it has been proven a complete failure
for political power to play a central role in building up or maintaining a moral system.
The build-up of moral sense requires self-awareness,
which is most strengthened in one’s religious life.
Therefore it’s definitely necessary to recover
Chinese people’s religious belief”.
Zhu Xinxin: ”First, Chinese people need to overturn
the privileges protected by the dictatorship which have been far beyond its natural limit at present,
and get back their own civil rights, especially freedom of religion,
because it is the religious beliefs which provide the power to build up social morality.”
Wu Renhua commented in a similar tone that,
“the Chinese need to question ourselves as such an event happens.”
He further suggested that every Chinese should not laugh at
those 18 passers-by who didn’t help Yueyue.
Wu said, “When the blind civil rights activist Chen Guangcheng
was persecuted, the reaction of most Chinese was quite similar to those passers-by, wasn’t it?”
Wu Renhua:”There have been numerous criticisms of the CCP
and its political regime in mainland China.
However, as Chinese we should also ask ourselves
such a question, ‘why could the CCP’s dictatorship,
the most atrocious and corrupt government in history,
still exist in China?’ We need to think about our own responsibility.”
Human rights activist Chen Kai commented, “the Chinese
need to change their notions that ‘legitimacy belongs to the victor.’
what we need now is to stick to our dignity,
protect our rights and enhance our sense of justice.”
NTDTV reporters Chang Chun, Song Feng and Zhang Jian
