【新唐人2012年11月07日訊】最近中共在各種重大會議中罕見的不再提「毛澤東思想」，而被輿論認為，中共當局十八大後可能「去毛化」﹔與此同時，河南四名男青年因撕毀毛像，遭警方傳喚，引發網民的強烈不滿，網友發起「『喜迎』撕八大，對獨裁說不」的抗議活動，並且紛紛撕毀毛澤東等獨裁者的頭像，拍照上傳到網路。
日前，河南省鄭州市曹小東等4名青年，在鄭州紫荊山廣場毛澤東雕塑背後，撕毀毛的畫像，表示對毛的唾棄，並呼籲中共「去毛化」，照片上傳網路後迅速被熱傳，這些反對毛澤東的貼文並沒有被封鎖。但11月1號深夜，曹小東被傳喚，警方聲稱，要對另外三人也進行傳喚調查。
曹小東只因撕毀毛的畫像就遭到警方的傳訊，激起了網民的憤怒，許多作家、記者、律師、名人等紛紛發聲，要求警方立即放人。有網民警告當局，如果再不釋放曹小東，將會掀起大規模撕毀毛澤東畫像活動。但直到2號，曹小東仍沒有被釋放。
當晚，網路上發起「『喜迎』撕八大，對獨裁說不」的抗議活動，網民對世界各地的獨裁者畫像進行撕毀踐踏，而畫像多為中共的獨裁者。
網友屠夫：「本來這個東西是沒有甚麼，但是因為他們（警方）傳喚後，激起大家生氣，所以大家就用這個行動來聲援鄭州那幾個青年。然後也表示自己的看法。其實是挺好的一個事情，去神化，回歸它（毛）本來的面目，讓更多人知道真相。 」
「權利運動」組織負責人胡軍指出，中共拚命掩蓋毛澤東的罪惡醜聞，網民就通過這樣的行為藝術來表達對中共獨裁體制的憎恨。
「權利運動」負責人胡軍：「以前共產黨把毛澤東供為神，但是我們現在從歷史可以看到，中國共產黨在中國犯下的纍纍罪行，這些年輕人都開始覺醒了。我們看撕相那些都是一些比較年輕的，80後，90後，他們在互聯網了解事實真相，他們知道中共邪惡的體制，跟現在的人，跟過去都帶來了嚴重的災難，所以人民開始用實際行動來唾棄中共。」
長期以來，大陸民間要求清算毛澤東的呼聲不斷，8月底，曾親歷毛澤東政治運動的一批老知識份子聯名上書十八大，要求「徹底清算毛澤東的滔天罪行」。
老人們說，毛澤東以中共的名義執政27年，發動了一個又一個的「政治運動」，受難者從「胡風冤案」的成千人、「反右冤案」的幾十萬人、「反右傾」的幾百萬人，一直到「文革十年浩劫」的上千萬人。據不完全統計，毛澤東一共製造了8千3百萬冤魂、3千萬件冤案、3億多人受批鬥，超過了中國歷史上所有暴君惡行的總和。
大陸維權律師李天天：「所謂的一代偉人，無非是一個殺人狂魔，讓人鄙視的一個狂魔。而這個邪惡的政府卻在維護這個殺人狂魔的名譽，可見這是甚麼樣的政府，也是一個殺人的政府，極端邪惡的政府。維護它的名義的目地，實際上就是想維護這個可惡的制度。這個大家都很清楚。」
10月3號晚間，福州一群網路活躍人士也曾發起大規模撕畫活動，他們將印有毛澤東像的畫撕毀踐踏後焚燒，並將這些照片上傳到新浪微博，但隨即被刪除。
李天天：「每一個老百姓的醒悟就是在摧毀這個制度，我覺得這是好現象，這個制度存在63年了，只有到現在這個發達的網路時代，老百姓更多人了解了真相，有機會表達這種老百姓真正的想法，這標誌這個體制快完蛋了。」
最近，大陸官媒的幾篇報導中，再沒有提及「馬列主義、毛澤東思想」等。11月4號，中共發佈十七屆「七中全會公告」也沒有提到毛澤東思想，外界解讀，中共政權十八大後，有可能拋棄所謂的「毛澤東思想」。
採訪編輯/李韻 後製/薛莉
Public Tear up and Trample on Mao Zedong’s Portraits
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has oddly stopped
mentioning Mao Zedong’s Theory in major conferences.
After the 18th National People’s Congress (NPC), the CCP will
get rid of Mao Zedong, according to public opinion.
Meanwhile, in Henan Province 4 young men were
summoned for tearing up Mao Zedong’s portraits,
triggering strong dissatisfaction among netizens.
Now an online movement to ‘Tear to Welcome the 18th NPC
and Say No to Authoritarianism’ has been launched.
The public have been tearing up Mao’s portraits
and uploading photos to the internet.
Four young men in Zhengzhou, Henan Province tore up
Mao’s portrait behind his sculpture at Zijingshan Square,
showing their abandoning of any loyalty to Mao
and calling to get rid of Mao’s ideology.
The photos were soon spread online without blockage,
yet on November 1 midnight,
the police summoned well-known Chinese artist
Cao Xiaodong and the other three men involved.
Cao Xiaodong was detained for tearing up Mao’s portrait
and this irritated netizens.
Many writers, journalists, lawyers, and celebrities have
asked the police to release him immediately.
Some netizens warned the Chinese authorities, saying
“if you do not release Cao Xiaodong,
we will set off a massive movement to tear up
the portraits of Mao Zedong”, yet Cao Xiaodong was still not released that day.
On November 2nd, night, an online protest was launched to
‘Tear to Welcome the 18th NPC, Say No to Authoritarianism’.
Netizens tore up and trampled on portraits of dictators
from around the world, most of who were from the CCP.
Netizen ‘Butcher’ said, “It was nothing originally, but
Cao Xiaodong was summoned, which made everyone angry,
so we are supporting the several young men in Zhengzhou.
It is a very good thing to go deified, and return to his (Mao’s)
original face, so that more people will know the truth."
Hu Jun, who is in charge of a rights movement organization,
says the CCP has tried desperately to cover up Mao’s evil,
so netizens utilized this performance art to express their
hatred towards the Chinese Communist dictatorship.
[Hu Jun, Leader, Rights Movement Organization]:
“In the past, the CCP worshiped Mao Zedong as a god.
But from history we can see the numerous crimes
committed by the CCP in China, and these young people have started to wake up.
Those are young men who tore up Mao’s portraits—born in
the 1980s and 1990s—they learned the truth online.
They learned how the evil CCP system has brought disasters
to people now, as they did in the past.
So now people are starting to abandon the CCP
through their own actions.”
To liquidate Mao has been called for in China for a long time;
at late August, some elderly intellectuals who had witnessed
Mao Zedong’s political movements,
handed a joint letter to the 18th NPC,
“to completely liquidate Mao’s evil crimes”.
They said, Mao Zedong was in power for 27 years in the CCP
and had launched political movements one after another.
The victims ranged from thousands in the ‘Hu Feng injustice’;
to hundreds-of-thousands in the ‘anti-rightist injustice’;
to millions in the ‘anti-rightist movement’;
and to tens-of-millions in the ‘Cultural Revolution’.
According to incomplete statistics, Mao Zedong had caused
83-million innocent deaths, 30-million cases of injustice, and
over 300-million cases of persecution in political campaigns;
causing the worst sum of evil of all tyrants in Chinese history.
[Li Tiantian]: “A so-called ‘great hero’ is nothing more than
someone who went on a killing spree and who’s being despised,
but this evil party is maintaining his reputation.
We can see what a regime it is, a murderer’s regime,
and an extremely evil regime.
Its purpose to keep its name is to maintain its evil system;
this is clear to everyone."
On October 3, evening, a group of netizens also launched
a massive movement to tear up portraits.
They tore up books with Mao’s portraits, and trampled on
and burnt them, sending their photos to Sina microblog;
yet postings were deleted shortly afterwards.
[Li Tiantian, Human Rights Lawyer in China]:
“People are awakening to destroy the system; it’s good.
This system has existed for 63 years but now it’s developed
into the Internet-era and more people understand the truth
and have the opportunity to express their ideas—
this shows the system will end soon."
Recently, in several official Chinese media reports, there’s
been no mention of Marxism-Leninism or of Mao’s Theory.
On November 4, the CCP released the 7th Plenary Notice of
the 17th session, but did not mention Mao Zedong Theory.
Outsiders believe that after the 18th NPC, the CCP may
possibly get rid of the so-called ‘Mao Zedong Theory’.
