他们在“文革”期间曾叱咤风云,独领风骚,是不可一世的学生“领袖”。他们的名字,对于从那个年代走过的人来说,也是耳熟能详。当他们为过去的行为付出了惨痛代价后,如今,又身在何处?乱世狂女聂元梓聂元梓因为一张大字报,成为“文革”风云人物。她先是当上北大校“文革”主任,继而在1966年8月18日上午毛主席接见百万红卫兵和群众时,应邀登上天安门城楼,受到毛主席的接见。聂元梓曾任北京市革委会副主任,首都大专院校红卫兵代表大会核心组组长,中共第九次代表大会的候补中央委员。 During their “Cultural Revolution”, they were all-powerful and domineering students who were “unsurpassed students.” Their names are also familiar to those who have walked through that era. When they paid a painful price for their past actions, nowadays, where they are? The madwoman Nie Yuanzi Nie Yuanzi became a “Cultural Revolution” because of a poster. When she first became a director of the “Northwestern University” and “Cultural Revolution,” then on the morning of August 18, 1966, when Chairman Mao met with millions of Red Guards and the masses, they were invited to board the Tiananmen Square and were interviewed by Chairman Mao. Nie Yuanzi was the deputy director of Beijing Municipal Revolutionary Committee, the head of the core group of the Red Guards Congress of the Capital University and the alternate member of the Central Committee of the Ninth NPC.