标题不要nòng得太敏鈤感。。。。。。希望度酿不要册刂。吧鈤务不要册刂。
这是Economist（《经鈤济鈤学人》）报纸十月四曰刊里面中鈤国版面的一篇文章。楼主在手鈤机报刊杂鈤志APP里面mǎi了一期电子版（好心疼钱啊。。。）

众所周知现在某嫛地发生了什么大嫛事，对这件嫛事嫛囯鈤外鈤媒鈤体是连篇累牍的报道，
而又因为一些众所周知的原因，对这件事的报鈤道，评鈤论，传鈤播，消费在大鈤陆被一并jìn止了。我们只看得到电视媒体上对该事鈤件不实报道的只言片语。

我认为无论你的观点是什么，首先要有”自鈤由了解不同信息“的过程才来的公鈤平。
最后：这篇文章是前几天我翻译的。
（P.S. 我是没想到上面这段居然也有敏鈤感词要打码，一小段一小段发了 ，见谅）

But if the protests continue far beyond the public holiday on October 1st and 2nd, leaders in Beijing will doubtless become impatient for tougher action. On October 1st the party’s newspaper, the People’s Daily, called on Hong Kong residents to support “resolute” action by the police against the demonstrators, who it said would “reap what they have sown”. The party does not want Hong Kong’s protests to fan dissent elsewhere. Chinese censors on the mainland have been working hard to make sure they do not (see article). So too have China’s police, who have rounded up dozens of activists on the mainland for expressing sympathy with the protests. Some tour groups have reportedly been denied permits to go to Hong Kong on their usual shopping extravaganzas. Despite the party’s efforts, however, news of Hong Kong’s defiance is spreading in China.

Several protest movements have converged to challenge this. Until recently the best-known was Occupy Central with Love and Peace, which is modelled on Occupy Wall Street and named after an important business district in the heart of Hong Kong. But even Occupy Central’s leaders, who teach at local universities, wondered whether they could muster meaningful numbers. Then came the students, both from universities and schools, thousands of whom began boycotting classes on September 22nd. On the evening of September 26th the police inflamed their passions by arresting Joshua Wong, the 17-year-old leader of a movement called Scholarism, which two years ago led successful protests against an effort to introduce party-backed “patriotic” teaching in schools. Mr Wong was released on September 28th, but in the early hours of that day Benny Tai, one of the leaders of Occupy Central, announced that its protest, which had been scheduled for October 1st, would begin immediately.

哎。。。

《经济学人》继续跟鈤踪报道。中鈤囯和香鈤港当鈤jú似乎指望两天公休假曰有许多手头有时间的人加入游鈤行中来，使抗鈤议规模达到峰值，而随后无需强鈤迫人群自然散去。9月29曰防鈤bàojǐng鈤察撤离并且保持低调。他们的克制奏效了：大部分地区人们开始像平时一样回到工作岗位甚至抗鈤议活动附近地区也恢复了运行。某种程度上这可以作为公鈤民责任意识的证明：他们拾起自己扔的垃鈤圾并做了分类回收处理。

@陳醋磨 @老实人鲁肃 @ilyydy @ZY仲夏星空 @XZ仲夏星空

我再把这篇发到经济学人杂志贴吧那

躲进小楼成一统久矣，没成想楼主还记得我，拱手感激。这件事只是听说，了解不多，不敢妄加评论什么。在我周围，不同人倾向差异很大，同情有之，不屑有之，我也没定论。不过楼主前面说得好，首先有知情权的自由才有其他可言。这一点，党国还是党国。

　　　　　 我想大声告诉你你一直在我世界里！

现在讨论问题都得用外文和火星文了。。。。。umbrella revolution ，街头运悫动有个规模悖论，规模过小的话，无法引起关注，并且很容易被和谐掉。大规模的街悫运又容易引起冲突，违背了非暴悫力的初衷，而且官方很容易雇佣一些打悫手或者惹事分子混入，故意造成冲悫突。这次HK，无论占悫中人士还是警悫察，做得都算不错。可惜大陆一帮糊涂蛋，傻了吧唧的不是认定有西方反悫华势悫力，就是认为HK这是因为经济问题，白白浪费了学习街头运悫动的机会，以后大陆的街运肯定会走乌克兰埃及这种道路

这篇文章除了没有办法的加入些反和谐文字转换外，出现了一些错别字。这是k键盘输入错误造成的，下次发会注意检查一遍。