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“敢怒而不敢言”曾经是许多人在面对权威心中有不满时的状态描写。但是,随着互联网的日益普及,在中国文化中由于人与人之间地位的不平等所造成的话语权的不平等现象也正在遭受严重挑战。当秘书“无法”对老板的苛刻要求说“不”,当下属“不敢”当面顶撞上司,当个人的声音“敌不过”公司的声音的时候,互联网便成了这些“弱势群体”申诉的渠道,成了他们与“强势群体”抗衡的武器。在这里,他们隐姓埋名,他们躲在幕后,却让他们的“对手”暴露在荧光屏之下,遭受万千大众的谴责。
“Anger and dare not say” used to be a description of the state many people face when they are dissatisfied with their authority. However, with the increasing popularity of the Internet, inequalities in discourse rights caused by the inequality among people in Chinese culture are also being seriously challenged. When the secretary “can not” say “no” to the boss’s harsh demands, the Internet becomes the “vulnerable group” when the subordinates “can not” face the boss in person and the voice of the individual “beats” the company’s voice Channels, has become their “strong group” to contend with weapons. Here, they are incognito, and they hide behind the scenes, leaving their “adversaries” exposed under the screen and suffering from thousands of people’s condemnation.