【新唐人2012年7月4日讯】什邡女孩展臂挡军警 感动网友
7月2号，四川什邡市大批学生和市民上街游行，反对兴建污染严重的钼铜冶炼厂。警方以催泪瓦斯和震爆弹驱散民众，造成多人受伤，其中包括老人、 妇女和儿童。目前，事件成为社会舆论的焦点，大陆网络上也在同步播报事态最新进展。
周二，“什邡”二字在新浪微博上仍然是搜索频率最高的字眼。大陆网络审查机构出乎意料的没有阻止用户搜索这次抗议活动的情况。
在网友上传的众多现场照片中，一张什邡女孩面对军警强力驱散学生与市民，展开双臂阻挡军警的照片，引起强烈关注，当天就被转发了近1万5千次，跟帖评论2千8百多条。很多网友被感动，有的夸赞说：“这是昨夜至今看到的最美，最勇敢的照片，你拿着警棍，拿着枪，她展开双臂，眼里有一丝胆怯。如此真实。”也有人说：“中国人如果有一成像她这样勇敢，奴性就颠覆了，人民就觉醒了，民族就新生了。”还有人说这张照片可以获得“普利策奖”。
中外联合成立后援团 追李旺阳死因
湖南民运人士李旺阳离奇死亡接近一个月，中共当局仍然没有公布死因调查结果。 7月2号中外律师和维权人士联合成立“法律和公民后援团”，敦促中共调查李旺阳的死因，并为李旺阳的家人和其他受迫害人士提供法律援助。
“李旺阳法律和公民后援团”成立的当天，就有160多人加入，这些来自中国大陆、美国、瑞典、西班牙等地的维权人士表明要进行五项工作，包括成立独立调查团，深入调查李旺阳死因﹔追究相关公职人员责任和作出赔偿；敦促湖南解除对李旺阳家人、朋友的软禁和监控。
据《自由亚洲电台》报导，后援团成员胡佳表示，李旺阳死亡事件不只是湖南方面的事情，已提升到负责掩盖事实的中央政法委。胡佳说，18大召开前夕，中共当局的维稳压力很大，作为维权人士，他们任何一个人都可能成为下一个李旺阳，因此一定要制止这种事情继续蔓延，决不能让李旺阳事件不了了之。
被称为“六四硬汉”的湖南民运人士李旺阳，6月6号被发现吊死在当地一家医院，中共官方宣布为自杀，但由于疑点重重，激发香港2万5千人上街游行。而事发后，李旺阳的家属和朋友朱承志立即被警方控制，到目前为止，一直与外界失去联系。
美媒出“薄熙来事件”首部记录片
而让中共陷入了20多年来最大政权危机的“薄熙来事件”，虽然已经过去了几个月，但是因为结局还没有正式公布，所以，仍然还是海外媒体关注的话题，7月3号，美国《华尔街日报》发布题为《薄熙来的陨落》记录片，长18分钟，分析了这起事件如何改变人们对中国未来走向的讨论。
编辑/周玉林
Girl in Shifang County blocks police, Netizens moved
On July 2nd, students and citizens in Sichuan Shifang County
paraded on the street,
protesting against the construction of a highly toxic
molybdenum-copper smelting factory.
The police used tear gas and shock bombs to disperse
the crowd, injuring many, including seniors, women and children.
On Tuesday, “Shifang” remained the most popular search
word on Sina Weibo.
Surprisingly, mainland Internet censorship did not prevent
netizens from researching the protest.
One picture of a girl opening up her arms in an attempt
to stop Shifang police was especially attention grabbing.
This picture was passed around nearly 15,000 times that
day, and received more than 2,800 responses.
Many netizens were moved, some even had strong words
of praise, saying, “This is last night’s most beautiful and courageous scene.
With the baton and guns, she opens her arms up.
There is a trace of fear in her eyes.
It is that realistic.”
Some also said, “if Chinese people can be as courageous
as her, then their servility would be subverted,
the people would awaken, and the nationality would be reborn.”
Some even said this picture is worthy of a Pulitzer prize.
Sino-Foreign Alliances Formed to Investigate Li Wangyang’s death
It has been nearly a month since the baffling death of Human
rights activist Li Wangyang took place.
Currently, the Chinese Regime has not announced Li’s cause
of death.
On July 2nd, Chinese and foreign lawyers as well as rights
activists jointly set up a “Law and Civil Support Group,”
urging the Chinese Communist Party to investigate the cause
of Li Wangyang’s death, and to provide his family with legal aid.
More than 160 people joined the day the support group
was formed.
These members from Mainland China, United States, Sweden,
Spain and other areas expressed performance of five tasks,
including establishing an independent investigative team;
investigating Li Wangyang’s cause of death thoroughly;
holding those accountable responsible;
compensating accordingly;
and urging Hunan to lift the house arrest
and monitoring of Li’s family members and friends.
According to Radio Free Asia, support group member Hu Jia
expresses that Li Wangyang’s death is not just a problem for Hunan,
but has affected the level of the Central Politics
and Law Committee.
Hu Jia says that the CCP faces great pressure
to maintain stability before the 18th People’s Congress.
Any rights activists could become the next Li Wangyang,
hence it is essential to prevent these things from spreading continuously,
and one must not leave the
Li Wangyang affair unresolved.
Li Wangyang, known as the Tough Guy of June 4th,
was discovered to be hung to death at a local hospital.
The CCP announced it a suicide, but due to the suspicious
nature of his death, more than 250,000 Hong Kong citizens rallied.
Afterwards, police immediately controlled Li Wangyang’s
family members, plus friend Zhu Chengzhi.
They have been out of touch ever since.
U.S. media publishes first-ever Bo Xilai affair documentary
Although it has been months since the CCP encountered its
most politically dangerous scandal in 20 years, the results
have not been announced officially, and the Bo Xilai scandal
remains the most focused topic amongst foreign press.
On July 3rd, Wall Street Journal posted an 18 minute-long
video analyzing how this event will change people’s discussions on the future direction of China.
