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t*32011-03-23 07:03

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z*n2011-03-23 07:03

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美国实在是没隐私啊，啥记录都是公开的，呵呵
可俩的瓜瓜，那么华丽的英文宣称自己从未开过法拉利，这就让
花儿姐日报给爆料了
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405270230481130457736852
By JENNIFER LEVITZ and STEVE EDER
BOSTON—In an effort to dispel reports that he led a luxurious lifestyle, Bo
Guagua, the Chinese "princeling" at Harvard and son of a deposed Communist
leader, this week denied he ever drove a Ferrari. But Mr. Bo has racked up
three traffic citations in Massachusetts—and according to a person familiar
with the matter, he was driving a black Porsche.
Mr. Bo is the son of Bo Xilai, the ousted party chief of Chongqing, China,
and his wife Gu Kailai, who is under suspicion in China for the murder of a
British businessman.
[BOCAR] Reuters
Bo Guagua attended schools in Britain. Above, he won an award at a U.K. Ten
Outstanding Chinese Young Persons event in London in 2009.
The Chinese authorities haven't cited any allegations against the younger Mr
. Bo, but in announcing actions against his parents, they said that he and
his mother had a close relationship with the late British businessman, Neil
Heywood, which later soured because of a business dispute. Mr. Bo, 24, is a
postgraduate student at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government.
Disputing a notion common in China that he lives a lavish lifestyle, Mr. Bo
wrote to the Harvard Crimson on Tuesday saying he wished to address "rumors
and allegations about myself." Among other things, "I have never driven a
Ferrari," he wrote. The Wall Street Journal reported in November, based on
people familiar with the episode, that Mr. Bo, the grandson of an
illustrious Communist leader of the Mao era, arrived at the U.S. ambassador'
s residence in Beijing in a red Ferrari last year to pick up the daughter of
the then-ambassador.
Mr. Bo's whereabouts is unknown, but he has lived until recently at an
upscale apartment building in Cambridge, Mass., with a full-time concierge
and sun deck. Apartments like his typically rent for about $2,950 a month,
according to rental websites. Mr. Bo appeared to have left his apartment
nearly two weeks ago escorted by private security personnel, according to a
person familiar with the matter.
Related
* Children of the Revolution (11/26/2011)
Massachusetts Department of Transportation records show Mr. Bo was stopped
by police for allegedly running stop signs in December 2010 and May 2011,
one of them at 2:20 a.m., and for speeding in February 2011. The license
plate of the car, which the Journal learned from someone familiar with the
matter, showed it was a black 2011 Porsche Panamera registered to someone at
his address. Cars similar to that cost $80,000 or more new, according to
Edmunds.com.
The license plate on the car is registered to James Jun Cui, according to
state records. A person with that name has an address in New York City. A
man who answered a cellphone linked with Mr. Cui on Thursday evening was
asked about his relationship with Bo Guagua. He replied, "I'm traveling, now
is not a good time," and hung up.
Writing to the Crimson, Mr. Bo said that his education—which besides
Harvard has included Oxford University and the British private school Harrow
—had been funded "exclusively by two sources—scholarships earned
independently, and my mother's generosity from the savings she earned from
her years as a successful lawyer and writer." He didn't say who provided the
scholarships or who paid the fees for Papplewick, another British private
school he attended before Harrow.
In the statement, Mr. Bo portrayed himself as a typical university student,
who has participated in extracurricular clubs and social activities. He
wrote that he had not "lent my name to nor participated in any for-profit
business or venture, in China or abroad."
The Obama administration could face a political issue when the visa allowing
the younger Mr. Bo to remain in the U.S. as a student runs out. It isn't
known when the visa expires.
State Department officials in recent days have declined to discuss the
younger Mr. Bo's future status at Harvard or specify what kind of visa he
holds. State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland on Monday described Bo
Guagua as a "student in good standing at Harvard…You can draw your own
conclusions from that."
—James Oberman, Jeremy Page, Jay Solomon and Devlin Barrett contributed to
this article.

I*t2011-03-23 07:03

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想买一个卡片机，有什么好推荐？多谢

X*12011-03-23 07:03

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Hi,
entry level的 QA 可以求下内推么...有过2段intern 并且正在做FTE的QA。目前在看
别的机会。有没有机会帮忙推下呢？

g*o2011-03-23 07:03

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哦

t*82011-03-23 07:03

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大牛们只喜欢C+的S95
如果是我，随便哪一个都行，便宜点的，前一段时间c+的1300才109

x*i2011-03-23 07:03

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有其父必有其子，一波可以表扬熙来把自己肋骨打断，瓜瓜撒个小慌不就太正常了

Bo
Communist
familiar

【在 z*********n 的大作中提到】

: 美国实在是没隐私啊，啥记录都是公开的，呵呵
: 可俩的瓜瓜，那么华丽的英文宣称自己从未开过法拉利，这就让
: 花儿姐日报给爆料了
: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405270230481130457736852
: By JENNIFER LEVITZ and STEVE EDER
: BOSTON—In an effort to dispel reports that he led a luxurious lifestyle, Bo
: Guagua, the Chinese "princeling" at Harvard and son of a deposed Communist
: leader, this week denied he ever drove a Ferrari. But Mr. Bo has racked up
: three traffic citations in Massachusetts—and according to a person familiar
: with the matter, he was driving a black Porsche.

b*b2011-03-23 07:03

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Panasonic LX3，LX5

p*52011-03-23 07:03

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靠，兔子又来冒充老三，连法拉利和保时捷都分不清

Bo
Communist
familiar

【在 z*********n 的大作中提到】

g*n2011-03-23 07:03

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老鼠的儿子会打洞

x*i2011-03-23 07:03

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老鼠不会教这些的，天生的吧

【在 g******n 的大作中提到】

: 老鼠的儿子会打洞

t*e2011-03-23 07:03

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法拉利和保时捷不是一个档次的车吧

z*n2011-03-23 07:03

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还真是，哈哈，原来这是俩东西
我觉得这俩是一个东西，嘿嘿
不过文章里说那款porche 八万多，瓜瓜估计奖学金买不起

【在 t****e 的大作中提到】

: 法拉利和保时捷不是一个档次的车吧

S*t2011-03-23 07:03

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其实瓜瓜可以学克林顿, 说自己开的是黑色法拉力, 黑色法拉力不是法拉力

【在 z*********n 的大作中提到】

: 还真是，哈哈，原来这是俩东西
: 我觉得这俩是一个东西，嘿嘿
: 不过文章里说那款porche 八万多，瓜瓜估计奖学金买不起

z*n2011-03-23 07:03

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你也没看懂，人的确开的不是法拉利，哈哈
和我一样土，觉得这俩词都够fancy

【在 S********t 的大作中提到】

: 其实瓜瓜可以学克林顿, 说自己开的是黑色法拉力, 黑色法拉力不是法拉力

S*t2011-03-23 07:03

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你好歹也是开雷克萨斯豪华车的

【在 z*********n 的大作中提到】

: 你也没看懂，人的确开的不是法拉利，哈哈
: 和我一样土，觉得这俩词都够fancy

z*n2011-03-23 07:03

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人都以为是奇瑞，没你的切诺基牛

【在 S********t 的大作中提到】

: 你好歹也是开雷克萨斯豪华车的

z*n2011-03-23 07:03

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靠，刚反应过来，雷克萨斯，摸都没摸过

【在 S********t 的大作中提到】

: 你好歹也是开雷克萨斯豪华车的

S*t2011-03-23 07:03

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你买车的时候这么高调, 还狡辩

【在 z*********n 的大作中提到】

: 靠，刚反应过来，雷克萨斯，摸都没摸过

z*n2011-03-23 07:03

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我那是奇瑞！

【在 S********t 的大作中提到】

: 你买车的时候这么高调, 还狡辩

S*t2011-03-23 07:03

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美国有卖奇瑞么, 能上路么,
除非是高帅富官二代有门路从国内进口,用外交牌照,
你暴露了.

【在 z*********n 的大作中提到】

: 我那是奇瑞！

s*d2011-03-23 07:03

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打倒标题党

e*e2011-03-23 07:03

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没耐心看，谁给说说到底有没有法拉力？

M*l2011-03-23 07:03

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The car is not even his car, so what's the big deal? red eye.

L*P2011-03-23 07:03

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yes, no his in a legal sense. Does he have total control of the car? drive
whenever and wherever and however? Sometimes, it is even better that you own
something but your name is not attached for various reasons. Got it?

【在 M******l 的大作中提到】

: The car is not even his car, so what's the big deal? red eye.

z*n2011-03-23 07:03

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red eye富豪不应该，那不是愁富吗
red eye官僚子弟应该的，应该踏上一万只脚让其不得翻身
老百姓的血汗钱啊...
虽然没我的，我的血汗钱估计让美帝收税收走了
有我爹吗的血汗钱在里边呢！

own

【在 L**P 的大作中提到】

: yes, no his in a legal sense. Does he have total control of the car? drive
: whenever and wherever and however? Sometimes, it is even better that you own
: something but your name is not attached for various reasons. Got it?