环球：澳大利亚反华分子又搞事 开讲座造谣抹黑中国(2)

　　A few Chinese students were at the lecture， but they were laughed at and catcalled when they tried to express ideas that differed from the lecturers， a student who attended the event and requested anonymity told the Global Times on Thursday。

　　据在场的中国留学生介绍，讲座外十多个保安把守，现场华人面孔极少。每当演讲者diss中国时，都会收到外籍人士的喝彩声。中国几位在场的中国学生不时收到外籍人士的嘲笑和嘘声。

　　Another Chinese attendee， who claimed to have been living in Australia for 10 years， said that he felt bored and discontent due to the biased foreign media reports on China。 He was booed and couldn‘t continue， according to videos recorded by another Chinese attendee。

　　根据现场的录像视频来看，一位自称是在澳大利亚生活了十年的中国人说，西方媒体经常以偏概全报道中国，中国人总是受到偏见，他感到很心累。

　　之后他尝试向演讲者发问时，却有一位白人突然朝他大吼让他快点，并嘲笑他的立场，阻止了他的提问。

　　一位匿名的在场中国学生告诉GT：“反讽的是，这种嘲笑声某种程度证明了外国人士的偏见。

　　Most of the attendees have shown an obvious double-standard and violated freedom of speech which Western media boast about， a Chinese student told the Global Times。

　　大多数的外国听讲人都表现出了明显的“双标”，更违背了西方媒体一直引以为荣的言论自由，另一位匿名的中国留学生说。

　　The lecture also spread rumors that UQ students faced physical violence and online death threats from Chinese students over the past few weeks after a demonstration in July。

　　这场讲座还造谣昆士兰大学的学生们从7月24日的示威活动开始一直受到中国留学生的暴力相待和死亡威胁。

　　Patriotic Chinese students confronted protesters on July 24 when the latter attacked China‘s policies in Hong Kong and Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region。 Foreign media presented an inaccurate and biased view of the event by deleting interviews from patriotic Chinese students。