A few days ago, a man named Koizumi stood up in the Japanese parliament to vote against a bill. The man in question was not Junichiro Koizumi, the most charismatic and long-lasting prime minister of recent times. Rather it was Shinjuro, his 31-year-old son, who was voting against a bill to water down his father’s landmark postal privatisation.
幾天前，一位姓“小泉”(Koizumi)的男子在日本國會(huì)站起身來，就一項(xiàng)法案投了反對(duì)票。這位男子并不是日本近年來最富人格魅力、執(zhí)政時(shí)間最長的首相小泉純一郎(Junichiro Koizumi)，而是他31歲的兒子小泉進(jìn)次郎(Shinjuro Koizumi)。遭小泉進(jìn)次郎投票反對(duì)的法案，宗旨正是為了削弱其父的標(biāo)志性政績——郵政民營化。
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