| Dear Jianshuo, I have to disagree with you that it is the rest of the world that has a problem when China (or for the bigger part, ordinary Chinese) is the one that lumps the party=govt=China=Chinese and therefore olympics=chinese wedding up. You cannot blame others when it is your own mentality at work. That is just plain childish.... Any international event, be it sports, fashion or economical forum opens up a new channel for delegates to propose issues/ express concerns of any kind. Since the event is "international" then rightfully it serves as an opportunity to propose other international problems (deal with that!). If this event is a national event like "China Table Tennis Championship" then I am confident that things like these would not have occurred. Even if its not the olympics, I am sure other important international events like APEC would cause similar uproar. You can the link? On and don't say the Tibet-protest is calculated or stages. Of course it is, it has been planned way in advance when China won the rights to run the Olympics... They only chose to act now due to OPPORTUNITY.... if these happened 3-4 years ago then it would not have produced as good results. Would you study 3-4 years ago for an exam that will take place only now? |
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