Share I was quite shocked that former Chinese ambassador to Canada Mei Ping dare to talk about the June 4th massacre to Vancouver’s Chinese media today. Mei Ping met with the media in the consulate general in Vancouver. He was asked about his thoughts on the June 4th massacre (as it was the 21st anniversary [...]
Share CP – “Unbelievable”. That’s how Prime Minister Harper described the Great Wall of China today during a walk with his wife Lauren and a flank of Canadian officials. The outing, about 90 minutes outside Beijing, came prior to key meetings with Chinese President Hu Jintao and dinner with Premier Wen Jiabao. Harper is hoping [...]
Share Sigh… what can I say? Sometimes I really don’t understand my fellow Canadians. Why are Canadians always one step behind the rest of the world? Is it because our country is too cold so our people don’t travel outside of North America to see the rest of the world? With an obvious shift of [...]
Share The Conservatives might appear courting China in recent months — I’d say especially, reluctantly after the recession. The PMO even released a photo seeing PM Harper chatting happily with China’s president Hu Jintao in the recent G8 summit in Pittsburgh. Conservative propaganda machine boasted about that being a sign of a better China-Canada relationship. [...]
Share Getting a little bored at these people keep blasting China for protecting its own resources and industries while they have been doing the same, if not more pressing, for decades onto others. In this case, China is pouring money into R&D of green technology … then what’s wrong to protect their own investment? READ [...]
Jul 14 2009 | Posted in
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Share Oh boy, I might be next in line to receive such treatment :P From Danwei: The use of shock therapy to treat cases of Internet addiction has been suspended by the Ministry of Health, The Beijing News reports. In May, the Linyi Fourth People’s Hospital’s came under fire after an article published in the [...]
Jul 14 2009 | Posted in
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Share Here it comes again… The western media is once again quick to apply their double standard to China in the recent riots in Urumqi, Xinjiang. Times of London is among the worst: (link) As a people, the Uighurs look more like Afghans than ethnic Chinese. Ethnically, they are a Turkic race whose homeland is [...]
Jul 7 2009 | Posted in
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Share I don’t understand… why is it OK for Canada to prohibit Chinese companies from buying Canadian natural resources corporations and why is it OK for the US to stock up strategic reserves but it’s not OK for China to protect its own natural resources? Keeping commodities China, U.S. and EU face off at the [...]
Jun 25 2009 | Posted in
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Share This is interesting…. Harper and Ignatieff are still racing to have their first China trip. Both men released a photo with China’s foreign minister Yang Jiechi on the same day today. REAL ALSO: Iggy races against Harper for first China visit Has Canada-China relation improved after Day’s visit? Day’s ice-thawing mission to China Hu [...]
Share Today is the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Massacre. I’d like to add my rants. Nowadays, many Chinese people would say the crack down was the right decision, otherwise China wouldn’t experience mega economic growth in the last 20 years. But this is a logic based on the assumption that if there was no [...]
Jun 4 2009 | Posted in
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