Gedung Harian Rakyat China Mirip Alat Vital Pria
People`s Daily Building in China Looks Like a Giant Penis
Editor : Heru S Winarno
Translator : Parulian Manalu
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PEMERINTAH China melarang upaya pihak-pihak yang ingin mendapatkan gambar dari gedung redaksi koran resmi partai komunis melalui internet - karena terlihat seperti penis raksasa.
Gedung baru koran Harian Rakyat (People's Daily) di Beijing yang baru didirikan, di bagian bawah dan atas dari konstruksi bangunan diberi penutup, setelah menjadi topik hangat di media sosial Sina Weibo.
Sekarang pencarian di Sina Weibo, Twitter versi China, untuk frasa 'Harian Rakyat' dan 'bangunan'; mengirimkan kembali pesan yang mengatakan pencarian telah diblokir 'Sesuai dengan hukum, peraturan dan kebijakan."
Menara megah berdiri di atas tanah 150 meter dan akan digunakan untuk kantor People's Daily, corong resmi partai berkuasa di Cina, seperti dilansir The Sun.
Ejekan lain muncul untuk bangunan ikonik lain di Beijing, kantor pusat China Central Television (CCTV) yang dituding menyerupai sepasang celana raksasa. Ejekan muncul dari publik yang menyebutnya sebagai 'Celana Raksasa'.
CHINESE authorities have blocked people searching for pictures of the official Communist Party newspaper — because it looks like a giant penis.
The newly erected People’s Daily building in Beijing, which is under construction and has the top part covered in scaffolding, has raised sniggers on Chinese social network Sina Weibo.
Now a search on Sina Weibo, China’s equivalent of Twitter, for the phrases ‘People’s Daily’ and ‘building’; sends back a message saying the search has been blocked ‘In accordance with relevant laws, regulations and policies.’
The magnificent tower stands at 150 metres tall and will be used to house the People’s Daily newspaper, the official mouthpiece of China’s ruling party.
t comes amid more derision for another of Beijing’s iconic buildings, the China Central Television (CCTV) Headquarters which people say resembles a giant pair of underpants. The insult has become so common the building is often referred to as ‘The Big Underpants.’
