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Recently,a20-year-oldgirl,GuoMeimeihas,throughherSinammillionsofnetizenswithherinircoblog,mysteriouslydazed,rapidlyconfusedandsuddenlyenragedcrediblysuccessfulstory:

beforelastAprilshehadonlybeenanordinarygirllivingwithhermotherinHunanprovince,butnowafashionableCEOworkingintheRedCrossCommerce,havingexpensivesportscars,attendingthegaudybirthdaypartyintheluxuriousvilla,carryinglavishdesignerhandbags,livinganextravagantlifeillustratedandprovedbyphotosandherownshowydetailedaccount.

Whatprovokestheireofthepeopleisherself-exposed,outrageousfact:

workinginacharitablecompany,youngassheis,howcomeshebecomesrichovernightanddareshowitoff?

Thus,Guohassuddenlythrownherselflikeastoneintoahugelakefullofdoubtsorthrustherselflikeamothintoabigfirefilledwithhatred.

Dissatisfaction,disbelief,disgustswarmhermircoblog;

Contempt,contrast,contradiction,conflicthitrelevantsociety,companiesandinstitutes.

“BeforeGuoMeimei’sidentified,Ihavenomoodtodoanything”---suchasentencepatternleadsthousandsofangry,annoyednetizenstoaplayfulsentence-makinggameand“Flesh-searching”,evenCCTV’sfamousanchormanBaiYanSongjokedyesterday:

“IhavenomoodtoeditanyprogrambeforeGuoMeimei’sidentified.”

Thistime,sheisnotassmartas“SisterFuRong”,notasluckyas“SisterFeng”,notaslustfulas“MuZiMei”,butasstupidasonedeputydirectorwhomistookmicroblogforakindofinstanttalkingtoolslikeQQorMSNtodisclosethetimeand locationofhissexualdatinginahotelwithhismistress.

Sosheisdoomedtoburnherselfintoashestogetherwithsomecorruptiveofficials,businesssharksandachainoffascinatingfiction-likefollow-upsordetectivestory-typedeventsasthepoliceinBeijingisreportedtohavebeguntoprobethematterandGuo’sbackgroundandpossibleallegedcrime.

Gosh!

Themothissobrave,butthefireisruthless.However,nothingisoverbeforethefatladysings,yetthistime,itisa“FatGirl”,thefatmothinthefirethatsingstoinvitetroubles. 

China'sself-styledmaterialgirl,

GuoMeimei,shottoinfamyinJuneaftershewasfoundflauntingherrichesonWeibounderthenameofamanageraffiliatedwiththeRedCrossSocietyofChina.TheincidentplungedtheRedCrossintoacredibilitycrisis.Thisweek,GuoMeimeitriedtosettherecordstraightinaninterviewwithfashionmagazineMarieClaire.ThecoverstorywaswidelyridiculedbyWebusers,whocalledonthemediatohavehighervalues.

ChinaturnsagainstRedCross

China'sRedCross,thecountry'slargestcharity,hascomeunderattackafterayoungwomanwhoclaimedtoworkatthecharitypostedpicturesofherselfonlineposingwithaMaserati.

'GuoMeimeiBaby'leaningonthehoodofawhiteMaseratiandsippingdrinksonabusiness-classflight Photo:

AFP/GETTY

ByMalcolmMoore,Shanghai

5:

22PMBST06Jul2011

ThepictureshavebeencirculatingontheChineseinternetforweeksandtriggeredapublicbacklashagainstthecountry’slargestcharity,amidaccusationsofcorruptionandmisspentdonations.

Thescandalbeganwhenthewoman,whonamesherselfonhermicroblogas“GuoMeimeiBaby”postedphotographsofherleaningonthehoodofawhiteMaserati,whichshenamedher“littlehorse”.

MorepicturesshowedherwithanorangeLamborghini,her“littlebull”,sippingdrinksonabusiness-classflight,andwithapileofHermèshandbags.

Alongsidethepictures,MsGuoboastedthathertitlewas“commercialgeneralmanager”attheChineseRedCross,aclaimthatappearedtohavebeenverifiedbySina,theinternetcompanyhostingtheblog.

FormanyChineseinternetusers,whowerealreadysuspiciousthattheRedCrossmayhavebeenmisspendingcharitabledonations,therevelationofherapparentwealthwasinfuriating.

Withindays,internetusershadbeguntoresearchherpositionandcriticisethecharity,whichwasoriginallyspunoutoftheChineseHealthministry,remainscloselytiedtothegovernment,butisamemberoftheInternationalFederationofRedCrossandRedCrescentSocieties.

Beforelong,morethan600,000postsadaywerebeingwrittenaboutMsGuoonWeibo,China’sversionofTwitter.

BoththeRedCrossandMsGuohavedeniedanylink,andshehassaidsheisnotactuallytheiremployee.

ButMsGuo’sboyfriendwassubsequentlynamedasWangJun,a42-year-oldmanwhoorganisescharitydrivesfortheRedCross.Hehasbeenforcedtoquithisposition,eventhoughMsGuoagaindeniesanylinktohim.

OnWednesday,thePeople’sDaily,theofficialmouthpieceoftheCommunistparty,wasforcedtoweighin,askinginaneditorialwhethertheRedCrosswouldeverbeabletoregainChina’strust.

“The[RedCross]societyclaimedthatithadnothingtodowithGuo,butthest