中国 一 3月4日に党系列メディアに公開状
「習近平は辞職せよ」が現れコラムニストの
賈葭（かか）氏が拘束される
A Beijing-based columnist has gone missing while
on his way to Hong Kong, his lawyer has told the BBC.
No-one has had contact with Jia Jia since Tuesday night
when he was set to board his flight. His wife has reported
him missing.
He is said to have warned an editor friend about
publishing an anonymous letter calling for President Xi
Jinping's resignation. The letter appeared on a state-
Linked site but was swiftly taken down.
The letter in question raised eyebrows when it appeared
on the state-linked news site Watching, also known as
Wujie News, on 4 March.
Addressed to Mr Xi, it called for him to step down,
accusing him of gaining "excessive power" and
creating a "personality cult", and ran through a list of
criticism of his rule ranging from his diplomatic
policies to his economic decisions.
An excerpt from the letter
"On the cultural and ideological front, you [President Xi]
have emphasised 'party-surnamed media' [an official
campaign to get all media to toe the party line],
and have disregarded the citizen aspect of the media,
stunning the whole nation; you supported... low-standard
people to become our literary representatives,
disappointing the workers in the larger literary world;
you have condoned cultural units in directly singing
your praises; your wife Peng Liyuan's sister took over the
producing duties of the CCTV Spring Gala, causing
everyone's beloved and anticipated programme to
become your personal propaganda tool.
Your condoning of a personality cult, not allowing 'rash
opinions of central leadership', creating a 'one voice party'
method - those of us who have gone through the Cultural
Revolution can't help but feel secretly worried - our party,
country and citizens cannot go through yet another
10-year catastrophe!"
「習近平は辞職せよ」が現れコラムニストの
賈葭（かか）氏が拘束される
A Beijing-based columnist has gone missing while
on his way to Hong Kong, his lawyer has told the BBC.
No-one has had contact with Jia Jia since Tuesday night
when he was set to board his flight. His wife has reported
him missing.
He is said to have warned an editor friend about
publishing an anonymous letter calling for President Xi
Jinping's resignation. The letter appeared on a state-
Linked site but was swiftly taken down.
The letter in question raised eyebrows when it appeared
on the state-linked news site Watching, also known as
Wujie News, on 4 March.
Addressed to Mr Xi, it called for him to step down,
accusing him of gaining "excessive power" and
creating a "personality cult", and ran through a list of
criticism of his rule ranging from his diplomatic
policies to his economic decisions.
An excerpt from the letter
"On the cultural and ideological front, you [President Xi]
have emphasised 'party-surnamed media' [an official
campaign to get all media to toe the party line],
and have disregarded the citizen aspect of the media,
stunning the whole nation; you supported... low-standard
people to become our literary representatives,
disappointing the workers in the larger literary world;
you have condoned cultural units in directly singing
your praises; your wife Peng Liyuan's sister took over the
producing duties of the CCTV Spring Gala, causing
everyone's beloved and anticipated programme to
become your personal propaganda tool.
Your condoning of a personality cult, not allowing 'rash
opinions of central leadership', creating a 'one voice party'
method - those of us who have gone through the Cultural
Revolution can't help but feel secretly worried - our party,
country and citizens cannot go through yet another
10-year catastrophe!"
