Twitter上有哪些值得關注的非名人用戶？

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最好現實中不是名人的推特大號

以下推薦僅含英文推，中文及其他語種請移步其他答案~~

50 Nerds of Grey（Nerd版的五十度灰葷段子）

Medieval Reactions（中世紀插畫冷吐槽）

pakalu papito（一個以印裔loser視角發推的深井冰）

WTFipedia（WTF般的真相）

Pickup Lines! 一個分享搭訕用語的賬號（其實內容大多很逗很中二）

Onion Politics 洋蔥政治（看到洋蔥你知道是個什麼尿性了）

Funny Tweets? / Sarcasm / @Funny Sayings（這幾個風格都比較類似配圖加吐槽的）

WW2 Tweets from 1944（一個牛津大學歷史系學生開的直播二戰的推，已經第五個年頭了，子賬號還有一個關注太平洋戰場的@asiainww2也推薦關注）

Britizenship Test一個名義上以「英國文化」發調查推的深井冰推，每一條都黑的讓人無言以對。

ISIS PR Department伊斯蘭國公關部（fake）（要是ISIS 公關原PO看見這個賬號的內容內心估計是崩潰的）

Showerthoughts reddit上showerthoughts（浴室沉思）專欄的官方推，不點進去看看你永遠不知道網友們的腦洞有多大。

shut up, mike

無意間發現的段子手博主，博主本人是給西雅圖報紙畫配圖漫畫的。懂一些生活、政治、動畫的常見梗再看他的推比較容易懂

@ Donald Trump"s Diary

床破日記。也是炒熱點的推號，先關注著。

（不定期更新。。。）

如果你玩遊戲的話，那下面這人倒是挺值得關注的~

前不久，著名的索尼總裁兼CEO「平井一夫」在推特上宣布自己將於2018年退休，眾多遊戲圈人士紛紛在下面表達了自己的敬意。

這麼大的事你可能會驚訝怎麼沒聽過，先別著急，因為這個宣布退休的並不是平井一夫本人，這個推特賬號也不是平井一夫的賬號，而是一個惡搞用的假賬號。不過這也不是一個一般的假賬號，而是一個有11萬粉絲，被眾多業內人士關注的傳奇假賬號，一個連索尼全球工作室總裁吉田修平都關注的一個假賬號。也難怪有些人分不清這個賬號的真假。

這個賬號於2011年註冊，在過去的6年中一直在緊跟索尼相關的新聞，並用一種幽默、搞笑的方式傳遞著「平井一夫」對業界的看法。

由於我們不知道這個賬號的所有人是誰，下面就用他的ID @KazHiraiCEO來稱呼吧。與我們一般認知上的假賬號不同，@KazHiraiCEO並不想讓人誤以為這是一個平井一夫的官方賬號，從他的個人簡介和頭像我們就能夠看出這一點。

簡介：索尼公司CEO兼救世主，山脊賽車形象大使，惡搞賬號。

其實@KazHiraiCEO只是喜歡用一個CEO的口吻，刁鑽的角度，幽默的語句，來調侃與索尼有關的業界消息。為了能寫出更有趣的段子，@KazHiraiCEO 更是時刻關注索尼及其對手的新聞，並能快速做出反應，從某種意義上來說這也是最全面的索尼資訊來源地之一，而且比一般的媒體更加幽默。

正因為是假賬號，@KazHiraiCEO可以說一些真平井一夫不能說的話，經常去調侃其他對手的產品，有時候也調侃索尼自己的產品，不過他的笑話好笑但不失分寸，不讓人厭惡。

可能有些人曾把這個賬號誤認為是官方賬號，因此選擇了關注，但多數關注他的人，都是因為他的段子真的很逗，下面就是他的幾個經典之作

估計索尼的高層看到這些笑話心中也是又愛又恨吧，但玩家們可是被樂得前仰後合了。

最近蘋果iPhone X公布，他也不忘去調侃一番。微軟的市場經理Aaron Greenberg發了條狀態，說他怕有人誤以為自己穿的Xbox One X的 T恤是iPhone X的T恤。

最後則是最為經典，也是最讓@KazHiraiCEO 自豪的一條推特。

在2016年CES 索尼發布會上，平井一夫在強調社交網路的重要性時，展示了在推特上自己的惡搞圖片來舉例，而在圖片上我們看到，索尼特意保留了推特主人的ID：@KazHiraiCEO ，這也算是平井一夫本人對於@KazHiraiCEO 這個假賬號的一種肯定吧，畢竟幽默、忠誠又無害的人是每個人都喜歡親近的。

@KazHiraiCEO 並沒有放過這個機會，又藉機黑了索尼一把。假賬號被本尊在發布會上拿出了調侃，然後用這個消息，再調侃一番，也是沒誰了，不過從這條狀態中，我能感受的@KazHiraiCEO的興奮和感激，一個調侃平井一夫的假賬號竟被平井一夫調侃了，這可能是對他的最大認可了。

就是這樣一個深受大家喜愛的賬號，卻在近日再一次用平井一夫的口吻發了條狀態，但這一次卻不那麼好笑，@KazHiraiCEO 表示自己將在2018年的E3之後退休（停止更新）。

在這份聲明中，@KazHiraiCEO 表示選擇退休主要是因為疲倦，他發現自己最近髮狀態的頻率越來越低，對遊戲新聞也不像之前那麼關注了，也不會全程追蹤報道各大遊戲的發布會了，對大新聞也沒有那麼敏感了，更主要的是他發現自己的笑話好像進入了一個瓶頸，很難有什麼新的創意和花樣，總是離不開幾個老生常談的梗。

除了說明自己停更的原因，@KazHiraiCEO還主要表達了自己的感激之情，感激自己的粉絲，感激自己的笑話能夠被人們喜歡併流傳，為自己能夠得到眾多遊戲業內人士的關注和認可感到幸運。

在最後，@KazHiraiCEO寫到：感謝所有關注、回復、點贊、轉推的人。我在寫這些推特的過程中得到了很多的快樂，我希望在這些推特中能有一兩條能讓你感到同樣的快樂。

落款：假平井一夫

從這份聲明中，我們能夠感到推主對於這個賬號深沉而純粹的愛。

停止更新的消息一出，粉絲們紛紛向這個假平井一夫表達了敬意和不舍。其中不乏遊戲圈內的著名人士。

其中就包括了Kotaku的編輯Luke Plunkett。

前Gamespot著名編輯Danny O"Dwyer。

著名非主流遊戲發行商Devolver Digital。

@KazHiraiCEO說自己提前宣布此事的原因之一，是想為這個賬號找一個特別的謝幕方式。

而在評論中，有人認為這個賬號最好的結局就是由平井一夫本人親自轉發出最後一條推特。我不知道這能不能實現，但如果真能實現，那還真是成就了一段佳話。

沒有人知道運營此號的人是誰，他本人也沒從這個賬號獲得什麼實質的利益，也沒有打算利用這個號的知名度為自己謀取利益，一切都是源自於對遊戲和幽默的熱愛，這才是索尼和其他玩家允許這個號存在並喜愛這個賬號的原因吧。

其實除了這個賬號，全球還有不少類似的惡搞遊戲賬號，秉承著一種娛樂精神，創造了一個個被廣泛流傳的梗。

比如惡搞著名遊戲製作人Peter Molydeux的推特賬號。

惡搞著名遊戲媒體Polygon的賬號Porygon。

在國內的微博上，也有一些類似的惡搞賬號被玩家們熟知，比如「今天SONY破產了嗎」，「Pokemon Go今天解鎖了么」等賬號，都曾經讓我們會心一笑，用另一種方式在調侃著遊戲業界。

一個健康的產業中，需要嚴肅認真的媒體，同時也需要這些機靈搗蛋的調侃者，他們大多是玩家，願意用自己的時間和精力為玩家們帶來更多快樂，為業界帶來一些不一樣的輕鬆氣氛，這些人的努力同樣值得玩家們的尊重，就像「假平井一夫」先生一樣。

如果你喜歡我們的文章，歡迎關注我們的專欄【杉果遊戲】和官方機構號@杉果遊戲

關於「杉果遊戲」：母公司中電博亞成立於1999年，從事正版盒裝單機遊戲代理髮行業務，2013年成立杉果遊戲數字發行平台，已與B社、卡普空、華納、萬代南夢宮等70餘家海內外廠商建立直接合作，一直致力於將生化危機、上古捲軸、輻射、黑暗之魂、蝙蝠俠等優秀正版單機/獨立遊戲以物美價廉的方式帶給中國玩家。

除了娛樂，Twitter 上還有有很多學術向的「不知名人士」，他們的興趣和工作是」觀察中國「。如果關注他們，或許可以給你更多視角，來了解這個國家。
其中涵蓋中國政治、中國經濟、中國歷史、中國社會、中國的司法和法律、中國的媒體和宣傳、中文世界的人文與藝術等領域。列表中賬戶名添加括弧的學者要更為知名一些，另外末尾為在讀博士生（2014年時）
註：原列表由 Jonathan Sullivan 收集，我只做了歸類整理。
*閱讀提示：本文過長，有興趣的讀者可以直接跳轉到相應部分。
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Sam Crane ?
(@UselessTree) is Professor of Political Science at Williams College. Particular interest in the connection between Chinese politics and ancient philosophy.
Gary King
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Dali L. Yang ?
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Lynette H Ong
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Jessica Chen Weiss
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Steven W. Lewis 劉瓊毅
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Florian Schneider
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Cobus van Staden
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Rya Butterfield
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Brian DeMare
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Winnie King
@DrWinnieKing is currently a teaching fellow at the University of Bristol, and specializes in Chinese political economy.
Dan Chen
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John Wagner Givens
@JWagnerGivens is a Postdoc at the University of Louisville Center for Asian Democracy. Tweets on Chinese law, politics and society
Xiaoyu Pu
@pu_xiaoyu is Assistant Professor at the University of Nevada, specializing in China』s foreign relations and rising powers in IR
Scott Kennedy
@ScottIU is Director of the Research Center for Chinese Politics Business at Indiana University.
John McNeil Scott
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Jennifer Hsu
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Jack Qiu
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Jon Taylor
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Miwa Hirono
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Zachary Scarlett
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James Leibold
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Kacie Miura
@kaciemiura is a PhD student in Political Science at MIT studying China』s foreign policy
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Verity Robins
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Geoffrey C. Chen
@geoffreycchen is a PhD Candidate at the University of Bath working on Chinese politics and environmental governance
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Ann Lee ?
@AnnLeesays is currently Adjunct Professor of Economics and Finance at NYU. Focus on the Chinese economy, business and finance.
Sara Hsu
@SaraHsuChina is Assistant Professor of Economics at SUNY, New Paltz and an expert on Chinese economic development.
Joanna Lewis
@JoannaILewis is Associate Professor of Science, Technology and International Affairs at Georgetown University. Expert on climate change and clean energy in China.
Markus Eberhardt
@MEDevEcon is Assistant Professor in Economics at the University of Nottingham. Expertise and tweets in empirical development economics
Paul Gillis
@ProfGillis is Professor of Practice at the Guanghua School of Management, Peking University. He also runs the China Accounting Blog
Maggie Clinton
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Christian Schmidkonz
@ChinaFFWD is Professor at Munich Business School, with interests in the economy of China and Taiwan
John Ross
@JohnRoss43 is Senior Fellow at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies at Renmin University. Interests in China』s economy
Walter Hutchens
@prof_hutchens is Global Business Chair at the University of Redlands in California, with interests in China』s legal and financial systems
#3 中國歷史

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Adam Cathcart ?
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Susan Fernsebner
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Ryan Dunch
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(@GBLee) is Professor of Chinese and Transcultural Studies at the University of Lyon. Interests in Chinese diaspora and migration.
Kerim Friedman
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Scott Simon
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Hyun Shin
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Silvia Lindtner
@yunnia is Assistant Professor in the School of Information at the University of Michigan researching cultures of technology production and use in China
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J B Bird
@JBBird33 is a PhD Candidate at the University of Sydney. Working on North-West China, human rights and ethnic minorities
#5 中國的外交和軍事

Johan Lagerkvist ?
(@Chinaroader) is a Senior Research Fellow at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs. Has published extensively about the Chinese internet, with research interests and tweets on Chinese foreign policy and increasingly China-Africa issues
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(@andrewserickson) is Associate Professor at the US Naval College. Research and tweets on Chinese security, with a bit of IR and defense analysis.
M. Taylor Fravel ?
(@fravel) is Associate Professor in International relations at MIT. Research and tweets on Chinese foreign policy and security issues.
Deborah Brautigam ?
(@D_Brautigam) is Professor at American University. Research and tweets on the engagement between China and Africa.
iginio gagliardone
(@iginioe) is a Research Fellow in International Communication at Oxford. Research and tweets on the media, African politics and China-Africa relations.
Peter Dutton
@peter_dutton is Director of the China Maritime Studies Institute at the US Naval War College, tweets on Chinese and Asian security.
Malcolm Davis
@Dr_M_Davis is Assistant Professor at Bond University in Queensland. Research and tweets on China』s major power relations and military.
Chen Dingding
@ChenDingding is Assistant Professor of Government at the University of Macau, with interests in Chinese foreign policy and security
Amy King
@amysarahking is Lecturer in the Strategic Defence Studies Centre at ANU. Expert on China-Japan relations and Asia-Pacific security
David Tobin
@ReasonablyRagin Lecturer in Politics at the University of Glasgow with expertise and tweets on China and Japan relations and Asian security
Gary Rawnsley
@GDRaber is Professor of Public Diplomacy in the Department of International Politics at Aberystwyth University and an expert on China and Taiwan』s public diplomacy
Matt Ferchen
@MattFerchen is Associate Professor in IR at Tsinghua University, Beijing. Research on Chinese development China-Latin America relations
Kingsley Edney
@KingsleyEdney is Lecturer in the Politics and International Relations of China at the University of Leeds.
Christopher Twomey
@ctwomey68 is Associate Professor at the Naval Postgraduate School, researching Sino-US relations and Asian security
Corey Wallace
@CoreyJWallace is a Lecturer at the University of Auckland, specialising in China- Japan relations and East Asian IR/security
Polis Lo
@thinkingpolis is a PhD Student at the University of Melbourne focusing on China and international affairs
Alessandro Rippa
@AlessandroRippa is a PhD candidate in Anthropology at Aberdeen University. Research on China, Xinjiang and Pakistan.
#6 中國的媒體與宣傳

Min Jiang ?
(@mindyjiang) is Associate Professor of Communication at UNC-Charlotte. A former editor at CCTV, she researches and tweets on the Chinese internet and media.
Heather Inwood
(@heatherinwood) Lecturer in Chinese Studies at Manchester. Teaching, research and tweets on contemporary Chinese poetry, pop culture and digital media.
Guobin Yang ?
(@Yangguobin) is Professor in the Annenberg School for Communication at UPenn. Research and tweets on the Chinese internet.
Fan Yang
@FanfanYang is Assistant Professor of Media and Communication Studies at the University of Maryland. She has particular interests in the media and visual culture in contemporary China
Marcella Szablewicz
@MSzabs is Assistant Professor of Communication Studies at Pace University, New York, working on the Chinese Internet and Digital Media
Aynne Kokas
@shotinshanghai is a Fellow in Chinese Media at the Baker Institute at Rice University
Randy Kluver
@rkluver is Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Texas AM. Media, digital and international communications with a China focus.
Cara Wallis
@carawallis is Assistant Professor at Texas AM, researching the social and cultural implications of new media technologies in China.
#7 中國的法律

Alex Wang
(@greenlawchina) teaches at UCLA School of Law. Research and tweets on China』s environment and energy issues.
Donald Clarke ?
(@donaldcclarke) is Professor at George Washington University Law School. Research and tweets on modern Chinese law.
Ira Belkin
@IraBelkin is Executive Director of the US-Asia Law Institute at NYU Law School. Expertise and tweets on rule of law criminal justice in China
Karla Simon
@KarlaWSimon is affiliated with the NYU US-Asia Law Institute and author of Civil Society in China (OUP)
Carl Minzner
@CarlMinzner is Professor of Chinese law and politics at Fordham Law School and an expert on law and governance in China
Mark Feldman
@MFeldman97 is Associate Professor in the School of Transnational Law at Peking University. Expertise in Chinese and Asian law
#8 中國哲學
Bryan W. Van Norden
@BryanVanNorden is a Professor at Vassar College, specialising in Chinese religions and author of Introduction to Classical Chinese Philosophy
#9 中文世界的文學藝術

Michel Hockx ?
(@mhockx) is Professor of Chinese literature at SOAS, and Director of the SOAS China Institute (Disclosure: Michel will be my boss from Jan 2014). Research and tweets on the sociology of literature, cyberliterature and censorship.
Charles Laughlin
(@charleslaughlin) is Professor of Modern Chinese Literature at the University of Virginia. Tweets on politics, society and pop culture.
Craig Clunas
(@CraigClunas) is Professor of the History of Art at Oxford. Research and tweets on Chinese art.
Nick Admussen
(@nadmussen) is Assistant Professor in Asian Studies at Cornell. Research and tweets on contemporary Chinese literature, poetry and Chinese-English translation.
James Wicks
(@jawicks75) is Associate Professor of Literature and Film Studies at Point Loma Nazarene University in California. Research and tweets on transnational film and pop culture in Chinese, Taiwanese and comparative contexts.
Anita Huang
@HLaoshi is Assistant professor of Chinese linguistics at Birmingham-Southern College, Alabama.
Anne Sytske Keijser
@KeijserA is a Lecturer in the Chinese Studies Programme at Leiden University. Expertise in Chinese film literature
Keith Dede
@KeithDede is Associate Professor of Chinese at Lewis Clark College in Portland, Oregon
Lily Wong
@lilyw0817 is Assistant professor of Literature at American University, with interests in East Asian Cultural Studies film and media
Eric Shepherd
@erictshepherd is Associate Professor of Chinese and storyteller at the University of South Florida.
Scott Galer
@scottgaler is Associate Professor of Chinese at Brigham Young University, Idaho.
Scott Gregory
@ScottGreg is currently a Visiting Fellow in the Department of Chinese Studies at the National University of Singapore, working on late imperial Chinese literature
Eileen Chengyin Chow
@chowleen is Visiting Associate Professor in Asian Middle Eastern Studies at Duke, with interests in film, literature and Chinatowns
Nicole Talmacs
@nikitalmacs is a PhD Candidate at the University of Sydney, with a focus on Chinese cinema
Josepha Richard
@GardensOfChina is a PhD Student in the School of Architecture at the University of Sheffield researching gardens in China
Greg Fenton
@thegregfenton is a PhD student at University of Guelph working on Asian North American literary and cultural studies.
&> 原資料來源
The China Studies Twitterati 50（The China Studies Twitterati 50）
China Scholars Twitterati 100（China Scholars Twitterati 100）