Right up to the point you digress from Red conformity.
Posted on 04/27/2008 6:02:38 AM PDT by jessie1
My name is Jessie from the United States; I am 30-years-old,i`m a career woman. I work in an insurance company, learning Chinese almost a year. China's Tibet after the incident, I have read many Chinese sites, though not all understand, but a year of learning is not wasted. I found that our own media reports in China and Tibet there are many things inconsistent, in some cases are completely reversed the facts, when I heard C-N-N's Jack Cafferty with the insulting remarks at a shame, I do not know Whether they live in a stress on democracy and freedom, speaking on the human rights of the country, I want to say is, the world's media and the public an objective and impartial look at this problem, at least this is China's internal problems, we should not with discrimination Vision to look at China. I love China, love Chinese people, China is a great country. I hope that the world care about China like a friend of China have to support my hope that everyone here can help, let everyone understand more of China. [url]http://www.chinese-family.com[/url]
Right up to the point you digress from Red conformity.
Chinese Regime Implicated in Staging Violence in Lhasa—UPDATED
Agents Provocateur? ["Tibetan supporter" who attacked torch bearer may be Chinese agent]
China salaries overseas Chinese for anti-Tibetan protests (rent-a-mob: $350 per head)
‘Beijing orchestrating Tibet riots’
Attack on an American volunteer by anti-Carrefour mob in Zhuzhou, Hunan
"The cab driver was shouting at him to get out. Then they started hitting the car.
The crowd was shouting "kill him! kill the Frenchman.""
We missed one somehow but the rest of FR had fun with this troll.
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Dashing your hopes for me & my family & everyone I can convince that China is an awful place . That they tried to kill our pets, poison our children's toys etc. I would hope Jessie that you stay in China. I think you are fullva malarkey about being American too. Now go look up malarkey up & see what it means. Prayers for the PEOPLE OF TIBET & DAMN CHINA TO H-ll!
If you were from the US, then your English teachers would need to be pilloried for obvious dereliction of duty.
Ask your PLA bosses to buy the following for you: Hooked on Phonics, Dick and Jane, and The King's English. Gad's, all that money from selling cheap plastic s**t and they still can't afford to pay for decent instruction in the English language.
That’s exactly how I felt. To be “fair”, it should have taken more than one year for her to write this whole paragraph!
You are cracking me up. I can’t stop laughing!!
... at least this is China’s internal problems...
“One thing I don’t understand which you might explain to us is why China wants the World to condemn Japan’s conduct regarding the Chinese during the 1930’s and the 1940’s.
After all, wasn’t that Japan’s “internal problem”?”
Wow, that’s a perfect example!
Where in America? Chinatown. This looks like a bablefish translation. If your going to lie try not to be a grammatical train wreck.
Please let us know the true you. Get some courage, Jessie1. Talk to us.
I want to get one of those handheld translation machines. This way when I go to an authentic Chinese restaurant I can speak into it “Chicken Chow Mien” hit a button and it will tell the waiter “Number 5”
“Welcome to FR. Hillary Clinton has not received her monthly check. Can you look into that for me and let me know the status?”
Good. My husband and I are still laughing about that one.
Okay, enough is enough of this levity. It’s just wong, wong, wong.
I’m glad it made you all smile.
Interesting. The account still lives, but she ain’t real talkative! LOL
well, when was manchuria a part of Korea?
Han-Chinese had lived in South Manchuria when Alexander conquered the greece world.
North manchuria and outer Manchuria occupied by Russia are the homeland of Manchus.
Now Manchus are completely sinicized...even more sinicized than Han-Chinese....
A long time ago. It was during when Korea was three kingdoms, Gorguyeo, Baeckhe, and Shilla. Gorguyeo stretched into China, which is Manchuria. When China took it over, they did not care at the time. It is one of my basis to think that there were other people in the three kindgoms.
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