online.ButthingsdonotalwaysturnoutthewaythePartywishes.Thereisveryfewwhostudyingthemonline,whiletherearemoreandmorepeoplethaneverexpressingtheiranti-revolutionary,liberalisational,splittisttendency,andthelikecomplaintsanddiscontent.
　　ChinesepeopleisnotatermthattallieswiththeChineseterritory.Allovertheworld,thereareChinesewhoownvariouspoliticalviewsinheritedfromeachhistoricalperiods,fromtheoldadherentofthepastdynastiestotheJune4studentsinexile,fromDalaiLahmatoFalunTeacher.Chinaisconnectedwithseveralofpoliticalshockwaves..ThevoicesofChinesepeoplespreadfromChinesenativelandtotheabroad,fromtheequatortothetwopolesoftheearth.
　　
　　AlthoughthepoliciesofChinahavetakenabigstridetowarddemocracyandfreedomwithinthe25yearswhenitcarriedoutreformationandopeningtotheoutsideworld,itstillcannotbeinharmonywiththevariousviews.Inparticular,Chinesegovernmenthasneverpubliclyadmittedthatitmadeanyofitspolicyunderanyouterpressureorinaccommodationtotheviewsofanypoliticalgroups.Undersuchcircumstances,Chinesegovernmenthasneveradmittedthesegroupsintoit,whileitordinarilyactsindependently.
　　
　　Inconsiderationofthis,thecircumstancesthatpeopleexpresstheirgrievancesonlinearebecomingtheturbulentwaves.Tomuzzlepublicopinionisnoteasyasbefore,onlyifthenetworkbecontrolled.Nowitisanunprecedentedhistoricalstage.Thestageendedwhensomeonewasplacedundersurveillanceofhis/herrelatives,colleaguesorneibours,andmembersofhis/herfamilywereinstigatedtostruggleandbreakoffrelationswitheachother.Thenewformwasintroducedbothtocontrolandanti-control.
　　
　　Conclusion
　　
　　Chinesepolitics,ChineseeconomyandthedevelopmentofscienceandtechnologyinChina,formsubtlerelations.Theauthorityhopetocontrolscienceandtechnologyaswellaseconomyfirmly,andcontrolthesociety,includingnetwork,bythesamemeans.Thisisthecontinuationoftheconventionalmode.
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　　作者：，法学学士(内蒙古大学法学院)，法学硕士(中国政法大学)。内蒙古
　　大学法学院副教授，日本国九州大学访问研究员(2000-2001)，芬兰拉普兰大学专题
　　研究员(2002-2006)。
　　


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