【新唐人2011年10月8日讯】最近，北京外国语大学教授乔木宣布以个人身份参选人大代表后，一百多名学生自愿为他助选，该校政治辅导员也有很多福利诉求，希望乔木能为他们发出呼声，私下也支持乔木，但关键时刻，他们还是照常向学生施压，阻止学生为教授助选。
作为传播和政治学者，乔木对中国的体制虽然有诸多不满，但他参选区人大的目的集中在民生问题上，所以赢得了很多选民，包括该校政治辅导员的支持。对于一个教授来说，学生是他的主要票源，在乔木组织选举宣传时，辅导员打电话给学生，要求他们离开现场。
山东大学退休教授孙文广4年前筹划参加独立选举，也是因为辅导员的干预而夭折。
孙文广：“学院嘛，就召开会议，有的召开党员会议，有的召开学生会议，说孙文广演讲不要听，发的传单不要收，不能投他的票，投他的票，我们会查的，查笔迹的，我们查出来的，要他们不要投我的票，是有这种行为，捣乱。”
据国内媒体报导，高校的政治辅导员开始在人人网和微博等社交网站设立个人账户，以便与学生“互通”，孙文广认为他们的主要任务还是为了监控学生。
孙文广：“现在通过网络搞一些博克什么的话，可能是因为现在学生里面对他们的反映不太好，多数学生对他们不合作，或者不会按照他们的要求去汇报一些人的情况，想办法用一种形式拉近和学生的关系，他们的职务就是监控学生的动向。”
孙文广认为，监控学生，是因为共产党最害怕学生闹事。
孙文广：“共产党他走过的道路就是去发动学生，发动工人农民，走这样一个道路去夺取政权，那么现在，他熟悉这条道路呢，他要把这条道路堵死。”
他告诉记者，共产党控制学生的方法，就是在学校设置政治辅导员。
孙文广：“这个政治辅导员，他的工作基本上是对学生教育灌输共产党的共产主义意识形态，另外一个呢就是了解学生中的动态，特别是讲一些对共产党不利的话，他们就赶紧掺上去。”
孙文广：“一个是学生的思想动态，他要去汇报，毕业的时候要给他总结鉴定，要放到档案袋里的，对大学生将来找工作，找公务员影响很大的。”
孙文广表示，监控箝制学生的思想，影响中国的前途，政治辅导员制度应该废除。
孙文广：“为什么在中国诺贝尔奖金到现在一个也没有，60年了，那么在这样一种情况下，理论创新缺少，实际操作的能力缺乏，政治辅导员在大学里，对学生的培养和成长是不利的，这个制度应该废除。”
大学的政治辅导员制度在50年代就已开始，孙文广说，在反右运动中，这些辅导员是第一手材料的制造者，他们把学生的言论和大字报收集起来交给党委，来决定谁是右派。他上大学时， 两个同学就被辅导员整为右派。
新唐人记者刘惠、萧宇采访报导。
Professor’s Election vs. Political Counselors
Professor Qiao Mu from Beijing Foreign Studies University,
recently announced he will run for deputies election
as an individual, and more than 100 students volunteered
for his campaign.
School political counselors have many aspirations for benefits,
and hope Qiao would speak for them, so they support him secretly.
But at key moments, they still put pressure on students,
and blocked their support for Qiao.
As a communication and political scholar, Qiao has a lot
of dissatisfaction with the Chinese system.
However, the purpose of People’s Congress in his election
district focuses on livelihood issues, so he won many votes,
including the school political counselor’s support.
As a professor, students are his main source of votes.
But when Qiao organized his election campaign, counselors
called students and asked them to not get involved.
Prof. Sun Wenguang, a retired professor from Shandong
University, planned to participate as an independent candidate
in elections four years ago, but was also stopped because of
the counselor’s intervention.
Sun Wenguang: “The institute held meetings, such as
party members meetings, students meetings,
asking students to not listen to Sun’s speech,
or accept flyers, or vote for him.
If anyone votes for Sun, they would investigate and
analyze handwritings.
If they find them, they ask them not to vote for Sun.
These kinds of problems were that caused trouble.”
According to domestic media, political counselors
in colleges set up personal accounts on renren, microblogs,
and other social networks, as to ‘communicate’
with students more effectively.
Sun believes their goal is to monitor the students.
Sun Wenguang: “Now (they) use blogs, to see if students have
bad thoughts about them,
and would not cooperate according
to the requirements for reporting on others.
(They) try to get closer to students in order to
monitor their activities.”
Sun believes that monitoring students is because the
Communist Party (CCP) fears student unrest the most.
Sun Wenguang: “The CCP’s path was to mobilize students,
workers and peasants to seize power.
They (CCP) are familiar with this path,
so they want to block this road."
He told reporters that the method used by CCP to control
students is to set up political counselors in schools.
Sun Wenguang: “The political counselor’s work is basically
to indoctrinate students with the communist ideology,
and to monitor students’ behavior. Especially when some
said words against CCP, they would immediately intervene.”
Sun Wenguang: “The students think, he (counselor) will go
to report on him and when the student graduates, the reports would be summarized into his file.
This affects students much in their job search or
government positions.”
Dr. Sun said the counselor system should be abolished,
as it monitors and suppresses students’ thinking, and affects China’s future.
Sun Wenguang: “Why nobody has won a Nobel Prize
for innovation in China? It has been 60 years now.
In that case, they lack theoretical innovation and
the ability to practice.
Political counselor at the university is detrimental
to the students’ training and growth, and this system should be abolished."
University political counselors’ system began in the 1950s.
Sun also said that during the anti-rightist movement,
these counselors were the first-hand informers of the CCP,
who have collected opinions and writings from students
and handed them to the CCP, which would then decide
who was rightist and how to be punished.
In Dr. Sun’s experience, during his college years
two students were named by the counselors as rightists.
NTD reporters Liu Hui and Xiao Yu
