在这个国家里,有一些人曾经浑身颤抖地畅想,互联网会如何深刻、广泛地改变这个国家的一些事情,就如印刷术曾经改变了欧洲一样。过去几年间的种种事态表明,在某种程度上来说,他们的这一愿望正在慢慢变成现实。事到如今,这一愿景更加具体地浓缩成了对“140个字改变中国”的期盼。2010年夏天,随着能再次体现王兴前瞻意识的“饭否fanfou.com”项目遇到挫折,公众对微博在中国的命运感到忧虑。但恰恰在此时, In this country, there are some people who trembled wonderfully and how the Internet can profoundly and profoundly change something in this country, just as printing has changed in Europe. The past few years have shown that, to some extent, their desire is slowly becoming a reality. Today, this vision is more specifically condensed into the expectation that “140 words will change China.” In the summer of 2010, with the setback in the “Fan No Fanfou.com” project that once again embodied Wang Xing’s foresight, the public is worried about the fate of Weibo in China. But exactly at this moment,