近日又有官二代或富二代在微博上炫富，一餐吃掉8万多元，其中竟然有国家级保护动物娃娃鱼，并且发图炫耀各色奢侈品、夜店、名车名表。他还数次提到上中央党校就是吃喝、陪公安部的领导喝酒。引起各大论坛网民们热烈议论，但随后这些微博、网贴纷纷遭到删除。
在微博发出这连串炫富者名为郑文，江苏人，常驻北京、深圳、加拿大，自称与中国盐业集团有关系，也有人说是投资银行人士。
郑文在新浪微博上发出一张8万多元的用餐账单，是9月2号在北京颐和园路〝顺峰私家菜〞晚餐的一餐消费。
账单上的菜肴，有国家级保护动物娃娃鱼，标价14,000多元；还有每斤2,933元的澳洲龙虾、每斤952元的帝王蟹、每位6,800元的神户牛肉，更贵的是一瓶15年茅台花38,400元。菜单上还有天价月饼，一盒七星伴月4,320元，蛋黄月饼每盒736元。合计83,630元，用餐人数10人。
当晚，他们边吃边看国足与新加坡预选赛的上半场，一边赌球，输的人买了单。郑文在微博中说：〝感谢这个废物中国队帮我把单给买了。〞
郑文在当晚的微博中说：〝又回中央党校，今晚看来又要喝大了，新一期省部班又开始了。我在这里。〞；〝晚上回中央党校的把酒畅谈真开心，谈国家，谈经济，谈感情。〞
律师郭旭在微博中写道：〝中央党校省部班学员10人一餐吃掉8万多。〞作家天佑回复道：〝是不是太赤裸裸了？比郭美美的敏感级别不知道高多少倍。〞
郑文4号打电话给郭旭律师辩解，通话录音发布在《土豆网》上。
郑文：〝我吃这个饭这么贵，是因为餐费这么贵，我也没有办法。而且，我也没有说我在跟党校的人在吃饭。我只是去党校看一下我的朋友而已。〞
郭旭律师在微博中回应：一、微博为公开平台，既然发了许多与中央党校有关的各种交往，就要承受网友们的质疑。二、个人教育信息上写着〝中央党校--中青班〞，就有权质疑各种奢侈。三、17:35分正是晚饭时间，〝又回中央党校，今晚看来又要喝大了，新一期省部班又开始了〞之后，就发出了晚饭的账单，请记者去调查。
郑文：〝你也可以质疑，我完全同意你的质疑。但是，你的微博被人删，跟我完全没有关系，我不太清楚你为什么会被删，我也没有必要去跟所有的人去解释什么东西。〞
郭旭律师：〝既然你打电话过来说这个事情，那么，我并没有在微博上虚构任何的…...〞郑文：〝我没有说你虚构。〞郭旭律师：〝虚构你微博以外的任何的…...〞郑文：〝但是你这样的转发，就会让一些人误以为我会这样。〞
郑文在另一则微博中说，〝陪公安部的领 导喝酒，我今晚挂定了。〞郑文还发了很多照片，都是一些夜店、名表名包、奢侈品，有保时捷、法拉利等豪华车多辆。
马晓明(前陕西电视台编辑)：〝现在一瓶酒上万块，一餐吃下来上万块，这个事情经常听说的，所以不稀奇了。这一餐饭就是一个普通农民家庭16年的生活费用。这样的穷奢极欲，耗费民脂民膏，已经成了一个普遍的现象了。〞
据网上爆料，郑文是2005年多伦多华裔小姐倪晨曦的男友，倪晨曦为参加华裔小姐比赛，遮掩两次恋爱的经历，曾指使郑文给她的前两位男朋友送钱，折合人民币20多万元，并指使郑文雇傭打手殴打胁迫前男友。
郑文的炫富微博迅速走红网络，被网友称为〝八万哥〞。香港《苹果日报》、国内《南方报网》、《中国日报网》、《环球网》都作出报导。但随后中国的微博、网贴和报导纷纷被删除。
中央党校校长习近平在党校春季开学典礼上，还在高唱〝权为民所用、情为民所系、利为民所谋〞。而在6月，中央党校副校长陈宝生承认，党内贪官是〝信仰垮了〞。
网民们议论说：〝远看像座庙，走近是党校，只供腐败分子来深造。〞〝习近平好校长啊 。〞〝世界上学生犯罪率最高的学校：中央党校。〞〝知道时日不多了，抓紧时间奢侈。〞〝世纪末疯狂。〞〝这个国家已经摇摇欲坠 。〞
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The 80,000 Yuan Dinner
Recently, a group of second-generation rich Chinese
Communist Party (CCP) officials bragged about their wealth
on a blog, saying that they spent 80,000 yuan (US$12,525)
on a meal, which included the meat from
nationally protected giant salamanders.
In addition, they posted pictures of their luxury goods,
the nightclubs they visited, their expensive cars,
and their pricy watches.
One official mentioned that attending the Central Party School
means eating and drinking to your heart’s content,
while being accompanied by leaders of
the Ministry of Public Security.
Shortly after, the event became a major forum topic among the
netizens with authorities rushing to delete all traces of the blog.
One official, Zheng Wen, who is from Jiangsu Province,
but lives in Beijing, Shenzhen Province, and Canada,
claims that he has close ties with China Salt Industry Group,
while others say that he is an investment banker.
Zheng Wen posted on Sina microblog a copy of
the 80,000 yuan (US$12,525) dinner bill dated September 2,
from the Shun Feng Restaurant,
located on Beijing Summer Palace Road.
The bill showed that10 people had enjoyed dishes,
which included nationally protected animals
like a giant salamander, priced at US$2,192,
Australian lobster: US$459, per 17.6 ounces,
king crab: US$49 per 17.6 ounces,
Kobe beef: US$1,064 per 17.6 ounces,
a bottle of 15-year-old Maotai: US$6,012,
a box of moon cakes: US$676,
and a yolk moon cake: US$115,
for a grand total of 83,630 yuan (US$13,093).
That evening, the 10 officials watched a football match
between China and Singapore.
After watching the first half of the match,
they gambled on who would eventually win the game.
The one who lost would pay the bill.
Zheng Wen said on his blog, “Thanks to the poor performance
from the Chinese team, someone else paid the bill, not me.”
Zheng Wen posted messages on an evening blog, saying:
“Now that we are back at the Central Party School,
we’ll drink a lot this evening.
The new provincial class started again, so here I am.
We had a merry time chatting and drinking with each other,
after we got back to the Party school that evening,
We chatted about the country, the economy, and relationships.”
Lawyer Guo Xu, wrote on his blog that
“A meal for 10 officials from the provincial class of
the Central Party School spent more than 80,000 yuan
(US$12,525).”
Writer Tianyou replied, “Isn’t it too obvious?
It is many times more sensitive than Guo Meimei.”
Zheng Wen called lawyer Guo Xu on September 4
to defend himself.
A record of the conversation was posted on Tudou.com.
Zheng Wen: “The dinner was so expensive
because the prices were expensive. We had no choice.
However, I didn’t say I had dinner with other Central Party
School members. I just went there to see my friends at school.”
Lawyer Guo Xu, replied on his blog:
“Firstly, the blog is an open forum,
and so many posts are related to the Central Party School.
Thus, we should pose the question to netizens.
Secondly, personal education information displayed
on the blog was from the Central Party School’s youth class.
Thirdly, please send journalist to investigate.
Zheng Wen replied: “You can question anything
you want and I can totally agree with your questions.
But your blog was deleted,
therefore is has nothing to do with me.
I am not clear why it was deleted and it is not necessary
for me to explain anything to anybody.”
Lawyer Guo Xu: “Since you called and mentioned this,
I didn’t make up any story on the blog.”
Zheng Wen: “I didn’t say you made up a story.”
Lawyer Guo Xu: “Make up anything you want,
but not on your blog.”
Zheng Wen: “But you talked about the incident
in such a way that it could make some people misunderstand me.
They might really believe what you said about me.”
In another blog, Zheng Wen said:
“Drinking with officials from the Ministry of Public Security,
I definitely have to do it.”
Zheng Wen also posted many photos of the nightclubs
they visited, the name brand watches, bags,
and luxury goods they sported, including a Porsche,
a Ferrari, and other luxury cars.
Former Shaanxi TV editor, Ma Xiaoming:
“Now, a bottle of wine and a meal costs over 10,000 yuan
(US$1,565.68), each.
This is well known so it is not news any more.
However, this bill is equal to 16 years’ worth of living expenses
for an average family.
Such extreme extravagance and greed
have now become common place.”
According to News Online, Zheng Wen was the boyfriend
of Nie Chenxi, who was crowned Miss Chinese,
in Toronto, in 2005.
In order to participate in the competition, Nie hid two of her
previous relationships and asked Zheng Wen
to deliver money to two ex-boyfriends,
equivalent to 200,000 yuan (US$31,316).
In addition, Nie ordered Zheng Wen to hire thugs
to beat and harass ex-boyfriends.
Zheng Wen’s blog became instantly popular on the Internet.
He is now known as the “80,000 yuan brother.”
Hong Kong’s Apple Daily, China’s nfdaily.com,
China Daily, and the Global Times reported on the incident.
Later, the CCP authorities deleted the blog
and all Internet posts relating to the topic.
At a school spring opening ceremony, Xi Jinping,
the headmaster of Central Party School, sang the song,
“Rights for the people, love for the people,
and benefits for the people.”
However, in June, Chen Baosheng, the vice-headmaster
admitted that there is widespread corruption within the Party,
saying, “The people’s trust in the Party is gone.”
Netizens are saying, “It looks like a temple from a distance,
but actually it is a CCP school when you get close to it.
It is designed for corrupt elements to study how to become
more corrupt,” and “Xi Jinping, what a good headmaster,”
and “The school with the world’s longest criminal record:
the Central Party School,”
and “Time is running out, surround yourself with luxury,”
and “The end of this century is crazy,”
and “This country is crumbling.”
