So, let’s see. Your detailed response is interesting over all, but I have to point out that you should really watch your manner when posting blog entries — what you don’t want to say to people’s face should not been said on a blog that communicates with others DIRECTLY. I’m a big fan of politics, and I enjoy watching political debates — that’s because people state and argue their points while staying polite =) Trust me, by doing so, you could only make points more convincing (of course, unless they are biased in the first place…)

Um… Let’s see… How do you know I hardly have anything about the Chinese culture and the Chinese history? What if I study it? What if I know much more than you think you do? This is the whole point of being Mr. Anonymous, my friend (thought your rhetoric language analysis skills were better than this). See, do not make wrong assumption about people if you don’t know them!

As much as I’d hate to point out, you seem to have ignored the entire issue around Chinese gov’t approach on Human Rights! So called “progresses” the nation is making — what is the price paid? How much do people have to sacrifice? Let’s not look further, the RIDICULOUS amount of regulations the gov’t has put out in prep for the Olympics would speak quite loudly already. Maybe take a look at this article then we shall discuss some more.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/asiapcf/07/18/beijing.security.ap/index.html?eref=rss_world

I know it’s from CNN, and you very likely have a BIG problem with CNN! Regardless of the tone that’s used in the article, FACTS ARE FACTS, and that’s what I care here!

For your record, I shall have much more to say; but unfortunately, I not only have a life but also a job. I will come back some time soon and carry on our discussion.