一條視頻引起了埃及社會各界的軒然大波。視頻里，一對情侶游客赤身露體出現(xiàn)在埃及最大的胡夫金字塔頂部。

這段時長為3分鐘的視頻顯示，這對情侶攀上了金字塔，背景是埃及首都開羅夜晚的天際線，而攀援本身就是違法行為。視頻還顯示，登上塔頂以后，女游客脫去上衣。視頻結(jié)尾是太陽升起，兩名游客赤身相擁。

據(jù)美國有線電視新聞網(wǎng)（CNN）報道，埃及文物部部長哈立德·阿納尼稱，視頻中游客的舉動違反了社會公德，埃及司法部部長表示將調(diào)查此事及相關(guān)視頻。

但胡夫金字塔的總負(fù)責(zé)人阿拉什夫·莫希向埃及發(fā)行量最大的日報Al-Ahram旗下的英文媒體Ahram Online表示，視頻不是真的。莫希說，金字塔周邊的安保措施非常嚴(yán)格，有一條8000米長的圍欄，所以視頻可能是合成的。而且從視頻看，金字塔周圍的光線和視頻拍攝時間的實(shí)際光線相比顯得太過明亮。

這段視頻一開始由丹麥攝影師安德烈亞斯·維德發(fā)布在視頻網(wǎng)站YouTube上。維德因?yàn)榘l(fā)布世界各地的風(fēng)光而成為網(wǎng)紅。據(jù)CNN報道，他向丹麥日報《Ekstra Bladet》透露，希望能攀登胡夫金字塔，今年早些時候他曾試圖登塔，但被警方逮捕。

維德說：“看到這么多人生氣，我很難過。但很多埃及人也給我發(fā)來積極的反饋，我覺得這些回應(yīng)值得紀(jì)念?！?/p>

他在YouTube上已刪除這條視頻。（財富中文網(wǎng)）

譯者：Pessy

審校：夏林

A video showing a tourist couple in a naked embrace at the peak of the Great Pyramid of Giza (Khufu) is stirring up controversy among the Egyptian community.

With the night skyline of the city of Cairo behind them, the 3-minute video shows the couple climbing the pyramid—an illegal act in itself. Once they reach the top, the woman proceeds to take off her shirt and the video ends with an image of the nude couple embracing as the sun begins to rise.

Minister of Antiquities Khaled al-Anani called the act a violation of public morality, and said the incident and the video will be investigated by the attorney general, reported CNN.

But Ashraf Mohi, director general of the Giza Plateau, told Ahram Online the video wasn’t real at all. Mohi said that since there is heavy security, including an 8-kilometer fence around the pyramids, the video is likely a fake. The surrounding area in the video also appears too bright for the time the video was allegedly taken, he said.

The video was originally posted on YouTube by Danish photographer Andreas Hvid, who is popular on social media for his different posts around the world. Hvid told Danish tabloid Ekstra Bladet that his goal was to climb the Great Pyramid, according to CNN, with an attempt earlier this year that ended with him being caught by the police.

“I’m sad that so many people have become so angry. But I have also received a positive response from a lot of Egyptians—something I think is worth remembering,” Hvid said.

The video has since been removed from YouTube.