【新唐人2013年05月10日讯】中共官场一把手所引发的腐败大案，13年间，在不同地方上演。自本世纪初的沈阳“慕马案”之后，郴州、开封、阜阳等地爆发腐败大案，引来各方围观，随后官场受到冲击，冲击之大，令中共党员不愿意承认自己是党员的身份，他们表示对中共缺乏信任。大陆媒体报导说，当局肃贪后，造成了体制内以中共党员为耻辱的“耻共潮”、“弃共潮”。
大陆反腐杂志《廉政瞭望》近期报导《“肃贪”后官场流变：许多人不敢承认是党员》，内容表示，由于许多地方出现一把手腐败落马，殃及当地大批官员，一些重灾区，出现了基层党员不敢承认自己是中共党员的新潮流。
报导举例，如2009年，湖南郴州因原市委书记李大伦、和原市纪委书记曾锦春受贿，案发3年后，郴州市一社居委摸底辖区经营户的政治身份时，一些人虽然是共产党员，却不愿意承认。他们对政府缺乏信任。
网民认为，报导其实十分保守，真实情况比报导的情况严重万倍，今日中共，实际上已成为全国人民公认的“中国奇耻”！虽然有些人还会为了眼前利益加入中共，但对入党却高度保密！甘愿当“地下党”已成今日中共党员的共识。中共在执政六十三年后，又转向地下党状态，实在是天大讽刺！
山东大学退休教授孙文广：“ 现在共产党看起来很庞大，有8000多万党员，实际上真心的、实际为共产主义献身的人已经很少了，多数是为了保官。因为腐败到处皆是，从上到下，这个认识的人在共产党有相当的一部分，但是他们不敢表露。”
上海一名殷先生表示，现在网上对共产党一片骂声，因为社会的压力，中共党员自己也觉得不好意思了。
上海市民 殷先生：“其实原来他们一直宣传共产主义，那个东西早破产了，他们自己都不信了。所以现在他们党员说到底都是为了升官，有些找工作好找一点，全部是为了利益，没有理想可谈了，所以出现了这么多贪腐，负面的东西，老百姓都公布于世了。”
一份针对北京市45所高校的调查分析，88.6%的学生认为加入中国共产党，是职场晋升的需要，与个人成才有着密切关系。只有33%的学生信仰共产主义。但有多数网民认为，官方资料过于夸大，真实信仰共产党的人数应该不足1%.
孙文广：“甚至大学生里边，有很多还要求入党，一个是因为他不自己不清楚共产党本质，还一个就是他想着找个好点的工作，首先吃饭，维持生存。但是共产党内部相当一部分人认识到一党专政是不会长久的，和他们接触的时候，他们说：入党容易，退党难，就是上贼船容易下贼船难。”
近年来，越来越多的大陆民众不再选择沉默和躲避，纷纷加入“退党大潮”，与中共彻底划清界限。
浙江某单位领导沈先生：“ 我不叫抛弃，我从来就没有想去拥有过它。从小到大给我的感觉我不想入它。并不是加入了才抛弃它，不是这样的。”
孙文广：“这个退党大潮是早晚会从暗处到明处，现在还用化名表示退党，因为他要考虑自己的安全和家人的安全，这种暗潮在涌动，但有朝一日会变成明潮，而且是公开的。”
如今，“耻共潮”、“弃共潮”、“退共潮”正在全中国蔓延，人数也在不断增加之中。
采访/易如 编辑/张天宇 后制/肖颜
Mainland Officials ‘Abandon’ and ‘Ashamed’ of the CCP
Major corruption cases of key Chinese Communist Party’
(CCP) officials continuously happened in the last 13 years.
After the Shenyang’s ‘Mu Ma case’ early this century,
Chenzhou, Kaifeng and Fuyang also had major cases.
Afterwards, the officialdom was so affected that many
CCP cadres do not want to admit they are party members, which shows their lack of trust in the CCP.
Mainland media reported that the so called ‘anti-corruption’
measures resulted in a tide of ‘Ashamed’ and ‘Abandon’ the CCP among the CCP members.
China’s anti-corruption magazine ‘Independent Commission
Against Outlook’ recently had a report on the issue.
It was titled, ‘After anti-corruption officialdom rheology:
Many dare not admit being party members.’
It stated, the dismissal of top leaders in many places
affected a large number of local officials.
In some places, there are grass-roots party members
who dare not admit they are party members.
The report gave the 2009′ example of Hunan
Chenzhou’s former party secretary Li Dalun,
and former Discipline Inspection Commission’
secretary Zeng Jinchun.
After three years, a neighborhood committee in Chenzhou
investigated the political identity of the business households.
Some people were CCP members but didn’t want to admit it,
which shows their lack of trust in CCP and the government.
Netizens believe the report is actually very conservative,
and the real situation is much more serious.
Now the CCP has in fact become ‘China Shame!’
for all people, they say.
Many people would now join the party for the benefits,
but they keep it confidential!
It has become a consensus to prefer being a part of
an ‘Underground party’ among the CCP members now.
After 36 years of ruling, the CCP turned into
an underground party again, this is a big irony!
Sun Wenguang, former Shandong University professor:
‘Now the CCP looks very large with its 80 million members.
In fact, people with real hearts who are really ready to give
their lives to the communism are very few; most of them are just after positions.
Because the corruption is everywhere, top to bottom,
many people think like this, but they dare not show it.’
Mr. Yin from Shanghai said that now the internet
is full of condemnation for the CCP,
thus due to this pressure from the society,
the CCP members also feel embarrassed.
Mr. Yin, Shanghai citizen:
‘Before they always promoted communism;
that thing was bankrupted already,
they themselves even do not believe in it.
So now those CCP members are after promotions in
their positions, some are after easier way to find a job,
but all are for the benefits, there is no ideal.
That is the reason for so much corruption and bad things.
The people have exposed them to the world.’
An investigation and analysis of 45 colleges
and universities in Beijing confirms that.
It showed that 88.6% of the students think to join
the CCP, as a need for career advancement.
Only 33% said they believe in communism.
But most netizens believe this data is overstated,
as the number of people who really believe in communism should be under 1%.
Sun Wenguang: ‘Even among the college’ students,
many who want to join the party don’t know CCP’ nature,
they want to find a better job, and to have a good life.
But inside the CCP, many people have recognized
that the one-party leadership cannot last for long;
they say, it is easy to join the party, but hard to quit it,
it is easy to get on the pirate ship, but difficult to get off.’
In recent years, more and more Mainland people
no longer choose to be silent or avoid the issue;
they joined the ‘Quitting CCP tide,’
and had a clean break away from CCP.
Mr. Shen, Zhejiang unit leader: ‘I would not call it
quitting, as I never wanted to be in it.
Since I was a little boy,
I feel I just don’t want to join it (CCP.)
It is not that I first joined the party and then left,
it is not like this.’
Sun Wenguang: ‘This tide of quitting the CCP
will come out of the shadows sooner or later.
Now using a pseudonym to quit the CCP
is considered safety for the person and his family.
This undercurrent is in the surge,
and one day it will all become open to the public.’
Today, the tide of ‘Ashamed of CCP,’ ‘Abandon CCP,’
and ‘Quit CCP’ are spreading all over China, with the numbers consistently going up.
