【新唐人2014年07月08日讯】中共中宣部日前密令查删两个粤语歌曲视频：《鸡蛋与羔羊》和《问谁未发声》。据了解，这两个视频在视频网站《Youtube》有近百万的点击量。那么，中共为何要打压广受欢迎的视频，它到底在怕什么？请看下面的分析报导。
据美国“柏克莱加州大学信息学院”成立的《中国数字时代》网站报导，7月2号，中共中宣部密令视频网站严格查删两个粤语歌曲视频，一个是谢安琪的《鸡蛋与羔羊》，另一个是《问谁未发声》（所有版本）。
6月30号，香港歌手谢安琪（Kay Tse）在《YouTube》网站发表新歌《鸡蛋与羔羊》。谢安琪在影片中勇敢唱出：“成为奴隶，大劫在头上，不堪设想。A餐鸡蛋撞石墙，不怕壮烈下场，决不退让，B餐俯首做白羊，一世困在牧场。餐券这两张，怎么取向。人已到了决志现场，再拖便遭殃。”
由于这个视频的发布正好在香港“七一”游行前夕，这首歌似乎是为香港当前局势和港人发声。截至7月6号，这个视频的点击量已突破74万次。
香港作家张成觉：“中宣部就是要管制民间的舆论，不要让当局所不喜欢的言论或意识形态影响老百姓。项羽跟刘邦决战的时刻，在垓下发生了四面楚歌，那么同样的，《问谁未发声》也好，《鸡蛋与羔羊》也好，对中共来说，也起了这么一个作用，假如香港人都起来了，在香港的这些所谓建制派，就陷于民众的包围之中，就没有办法再发挥他们原来那个作用。”
据了解，《问谁未发声》改编自外国民间抗争运动经常播放的曲目《Do you hear the people sing?》，先后有童声版、少女版以及新MV版三个版本。
5月25号，新版MV《孩子问：谁还未觉醒》被发布到《YouTube》网站，一小女孩在影片中质问：“试问谁还未发声，都舍我其谁卫我城，天生有权还有心可作主，谁要认命噤声。试问谁能未觉醒，听真那自由在奏鸣，激起再难违背的那份良知和应。”
《问谁未发声》短片，先在“让爱与和平占领中环”的“脸书”（facebook）专页传出。有港人留言写道：“孩子，我们成人为你建立了一个怎么样的社会？有自由人权与公义吗？现在由你唱出，虽未及原曲的悲壮，却字字在心里淌血。”
这个视频也在大陆“微博”和各大论坛被纷纷转发。有网民表示感到汗颜，竟然由一个小孩告诉成年人“人既是人，有责任有自由决定远景”。
原河北人民广播电台编辑朱欣欣：“这两首歌曲是反映了民众的呼声，大家需要发出自己的声音，同时也表达大家坚决的和专制做斗争的这种决心，所以能够引起这么大的反响，当局很恐怖，它害怕引起老百姓思想、精神的这种反叛，同时，这种声音也能鼓舞民众，不断反抗的精神，它特别害怕。”
声势浩大的香港“七一游行”和警方的拘捕行动，引发国际关注香港主权移交17年后所面临的种种问题。中共狂删网上相关信息。
张成觉：“它害怕这个歌在香港，越来越使香港的民众觉醒，更害怕这样的歌在内地，它所谓的代表的13亿人民产生影响，尤其是《问谁未发声》，这个就很清楚的，反抗暴政的一种呼吁，反映出中南海当局对当前香港局势的忧虑，已经是非常的严重。”
朱欣欣：“在统治集团的末期，它就是这样，哪怕一首歌，它都害怕，可见他们内心虚弱到了极点，它就越恐惧，它就越要采取所谓的高压。”
4号，香港警方拘捕发起“七一游行”的“民间人权阵线”5名成员。6号，“香港记者协会”发表《2014年言论自由年报》，指出“香港新闻自由陷入数十年来最黑暗的一年”。
采访/朱智善 编辑/陈洁 后制/陈建铭
Propaganda Department Deletes Two Cantonese Videos
In a secret order, Central Propaganda Department recently
deleted two Cantonese Videos: “Eggs and Lamb"
and “Who has yet voiced?"
Both Youtube videos have won nearly a million hits.
But, why does the CCP suppress these two popular videos?
What is it afraid of?
Please follow our analysis report.
According to China Digital Times, run by School of Information,
University of California, Berkeley, CCP propaganda department
has issued secret order on July 2 to delete two Cantonese videos.
One is “Eggs and Lamb" and the other is “Who has yet voiced?"
June 30, Hong Kong singer Kay Tse published her new song,
Eggs and Lamb, on YouTube. Kay bravely sings :
“Become a slave, major disasters on the head, would be
unthinkable.
Meal A, “eggs hit the wall," no fear of heroic end, never give in;
Meal B, “bow to become a lamb," trapped in a pasture.
Two vouchers, what to choose.
Decision time, any delay ends with suffering."
This video was released on the eve of July 1 parade.
The song seems to sound on the behalf of Hong Kong people
regarding the current situation in Hong Kong.
As of July 6, the video received more than 740,000 views.
Hong Kong writer Zhang Chengjue: “Propaganda is
to control civil opinion, any rhetoric or ideology not welcomed
by the CCP is not allowed to affect people.
When Liu Bang and Xiang Yu were at the decisive moment
during the Gaixia battle, the Chu song defeated Xiang Yu.
To the CCP, either song has the same effect.
If all Hong Kongers stand up, the so-called Pro-Beijing camp
in Hong Kong will be surrounded by people
and become ineffective in their role."
“Who has yet voiced?" was adapted from the sound track
“Do you hear the people sing?"
It has three Cantonese versions sung by a child, a girl,
and the new MV.
May 25, the new MV “The child asks: Who has not awakened?"
was released to YouTube.
A little girl in the film sings: “I ask who has yet voiced.
Everyone sworn to guard my city, born with rights to have
the heart to make decisions,
who will resign to fate and be silent?
I ask who has yet awakened, hear the true freedom sonata,
stimulate the conscience hard to go against and resonate."
“I ask who has yet voiced" was first specially distributed
on the Facebook of “Occupy Central with love and peace."
A Hong Konger left a message: “My child, what have we adults
built for you? Is there freedom, human rights, and social justice?
Your singing, not as sad and strong as the original,
but each word is making my heart bleed."
This video is also being forwarded in Weibo and online forums.
Some netizens said it’s shaming to have a child tell
adults that “As a human beings, we have the responsibility
and freedom to choose the future."
Zhu Xinxin, former Hebei People’s Radio Editor:
“These two songs reflect the voice of the people, we need to make
our own voices heard.
They also express a resolute decision against autocratic
government.
That is why they have caused such a strong reaction.
They frighten the authorities.
The CCP fears ideological and spiritual rebellion
from the people.
At the same time, they are the voices that inspire people
the spirit of resistance, which is particularly scary to the CCP."
Hong Kong’s massive July 1 Parade and the arrests have given
the international community concern over a series of problems
since the handover of Hong Kong to China 17 years ago.
The CCP have gone mad in deleting relevant online information.
Zhang Chengjue: “It fears the songs will further awaken people
in Hong Kong.
It is also frightened how it could affect the 1.3 billion Chinese
on the mainland.
Especially, the song, “I ask who has yet voiced" is clearly
opposing the tyranny.
Zhongnanhai is certainly very concerned
at the situation in Hong Kong."
Zhu Xinxin: “In this final stage of rule, it is natural
that even a song could frighten the regime.
The extreme weakness of the regime is obvious.
The more it is frightened, the more suppression it will conduct."
July 4, Hong Kong police arrested 5 members of Civil Human
Rights Front, the organizer of the July 1 Parade.
On July 6, Hong Kong Correspondents Association published
“2014 Annual Report on Freedom of Speech," and indicated
that press freedom in Hong Kong had its worst year
for decades.
Interview/Zhu Zhishan Edit/ChenJie Post-Production/Chen Jianming
