rs. Others seem to resent Ping for having escaped China to resettle into a successful life in the United States. As one blogger wrote, “I think the most important point that outrages Chinese is that Ping … lived a better-than-average life.”http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/02/04/ping-fu-defends-bend-not-break-memoir-against-online-chinese-attack.html ）

《野兽日报》引用的是Normad在福布斯网站的留言：

　　I think the most important point that outrages Chinese is that Ping was not prosecuted in China. She lived a better than average life.　　She was a member of the Red Guard that prosecuted others. She did not get chased out of China because of her imaginary senior project. On the contrary, she received a college education, which only a fraction of percentage of Chinese students were privileged enough to receive at that time, and which definitely required “red” family, three generations of firm followers of the Party.

　　很显然，Normad说的是傅苹在中国的生活比普通中国人过得好，并未受迫害，却把自己打扮成受害者，这才激怒了中国人。而Katie Baker却割裂上下文关系，甚至删掉句子中间的话，拼凑出一句引言来作为中国人嫉妒傅苹在美国的美好生活而抹黑她的证据。这种断章取义歪曲原意的引用，是违反新闻基本道德的。我向《野兽日报》主编写信反映其记者Katie Baker这一违反新闻职业道德的做法，却既没有回音也不见其更正，说明《野兽日报》根本不在乎什么新闻道德。The Daily Beast, you are the shame of American journalism!