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Internet is becoming popularized in China. More and more people have opened
an email account. However, there are still some problems with this new media.
Mis-delivery is a serious one. Last week a Beida graduate student called Li Na
tried to send a "have a try" email to his classmate Zhao Wen-Jian, but
that message was sent to Mr. Li Peng, one of the top leaders in China, by
mistake. As a result, Mr. Li was surprised by the following message: "Hi,
Fatty: How are you? This is only a try. By the way, the yellow joke you told
last night is just great."
The next day, Li Na received an email from "security@zhongnanhai.cn"
in which he was told: "We have evidence to proof that you have been tapping the
highest security hotlines of government. Any attempt to bug the telephone talk
of country leaders is illegal."
Footnote: Li Peng is the Premier who ordered to kill Peking students in
Tiananmen Square in 1989 crackdown.
Internet is becoming popularized in China. More and more people have opened
an email account. However, there are still some problems with this new media.
Mis-delivery is a serious one. Last week a Beida graduate student called Li Na
tried to send a "have a try" email to his classmate Zhao Wen-Jian, but
that message was sent to Mr. Li Peng, one of the top leaders in China, by
mistake. As a result, Mr. Li was surprised by the following message: "Hi,
Fatty: How are you? This is only a try. By the way, the yellow joke you told
last night is just great."
The next day, Li Na received an email from "security@zhongnanhai.cn"
in which he was told: "We have evidence to proof that you have been tapping the
highest security hotlines of government. Any attempt to bug the telephone talk
of country leaders is illegal."
Footnote: Li Peng is the Premier who ordered to kill Peking students in
Tiananmen Square in 1989 crackdown.
