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<HTML>不要光拣着国内差的说，美国许多地方也好不到哪去，干吗横挑鼻子竖挑眼的，谁得罪你了。
国内是什么样子大家清楚，国内的发展也是有目共睹的，拿美国的现在标准去衡量，犯得着吗，这就和拿美国标准人的面孔和你自己的脸去比一样，你觉得是不是有许多不同呢？自己是不是觉得受不了呢？
大家出来有各种目的和打算，都向往一个适合自己发展的环境，人各有志，也许最终是美国，也许最终是其他地方或者国内，但没有必要出来几年回过头来，就像发现新大陆一样把国内说得一无是处。
不过，这里是自由的社会，就像不同的狗爱到那叫就到那叫一样，警察不会来管你的，除非是咬人的疯狗</HTML>
国内是什么样子大家清楚，国内的发展也是有目共睹的，拿美国的现在标准去衡量，犯得着吗，这就和拿美国标准人的面孔和你自己的脸去比一样，你觉得是不是有许多不同呢？自己是不是觉得受不了呢？
大家出来有各种目的和打算，都向往一个适合自己发展的环境，人各有志，也许最终是美国，也许最终是其他地方或者国内，但没有必要出来几年回过头来，就像发现新大陆一样把国内说得一无是处。
不过，这里是自由的社会，就像不同的狗爱到那叫就到那叫一样，警察不会来管你的，除非是咬人的疯狗</HTML>
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<HTML>I strongly believe that what the original message conveyed is the actual representation of the reality of the present Chinese society and social behavior. The writer had no intention of saying that s/he hates the motherland of China and showed some concern for the future development problems facing China--A huge nation.
I don't understand why so many people are becoming so sensitive of their country's drawbacks and social/political problems being pinned down and why our Chinese can not become more reasonable of accepting criticisms & move forward from historical lessons.
We all know that the Chinese government has accomplished a lot during the past decades. To my view, the major problem is to reform the autocratical political systems in China and to encourage the real multi-party enpowerment policy & its implementation. It is a huge social project which may take several generations to undertake and complete successfully. Economical reform only is the key root for lots of the current social issues surrounding our motherland.
However, please don't become so PERSONAL and SARCASTIC, my fellow Chinese people; and please realize that nobody is perfect--Actually, we make much better progress only by encouraging critical input.</HTML>
I don't understand why so many people are becoming so sensitive of their country's drawbacks and social/political problems being pinned down and why our Chinese can not become more reasonable of accepting criticisms & move forward from historical lessons.
We all know that the Chinese government has accomplished a lot during the past decades. To my view, the major problem is to reform the autocratical political systems in China and to encourage the real multi-party enpowerment policy & its implementation. It is a huge social project which may take several generations to undertake and complete successfully. Economical reform only is the key root for lots of the current social issues surrounding our motherland.
However, please don't become so PERSONAL and SARCASTIC, my fellow Chinese people; and please realize that nobody is perfect--Actually, we make much better progress only by encouraging critical input.</HTML>
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<HTML>I really think that you should be ashamed of your self-entitled "Sisuo Zhe". If you believe that you are a smart thinker, why do you feel so offensive of some realistical descriptions of the current Chinese society?
Indeed, there are so many different ways to do something useful for our motherland. Providing some critical thought about the present Chinese abnomalies is certainly not a cure for all the key issues facing China but defenitely a starting point for us to think and make sound decisions to what exactly each and every one of us can and should do to build the future China into a developed democracy.
Being pragmatic does not mean that all of us should go back to China,fight with the CPP, and make useless sacrifices.
If you disagree, please tell me what you have been actually doing to assist with China pragmatically to educate all of us here so that we can follow suits, SiSuoZhe!</HTML>
Indeed, there are so many different ways to do something useful for our motherland. Providing some critical thought about the present Chinese abnomalies is certainly not a cure for all the key issues facing China but defenitely a starting point for us to think and make sound decisions to what exactly each and every one of us can and should do to build the future China into a developed democracy.
Being pragmatic does not mean that all of us should go back to China,fight with the CPP, and make useless sacrifices.
If you disagree, please tell me what you have been actually doing to assist with China pragmatically to educate all of us here so that we can follow suits, SiSuoZhe!</HTML>
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<HTML>Hi My dear friend,
Sorry for my rudeness, but how old are you? Are you a high school student?
Superficial "Fan Hua" does not mean the most important thing. I believe that you should not need any further clarification for this simple answer even if you are a high school student. I strongly suggest that you go back to Shanghai or Beijing if what you are coming here for is to see "Fan Hua".
Stay here a bit longer and expose yourself into the Canadian society, and you will find why so many people especially Chinese come here from all over the world.
However, you really need to define what you are coming here for first; then, find out why you have so many disappointments about this country or this Ottawa city. Remember that not everything here is perfect either when exploring this new land.</HTML>
<HTML>Hi My dear friend,
Sorry for my rudeness, but how old are you? Are you a high school student?
Superficial "Fan Hua" does not mean the most important thing. I believe that you should not need any further clarification for this simple answer even if you are a high school student. I strongly suggest that you go back to Shanghai or Beijing if what you are coming here for is to see "Fan Hua".
Stay here a bit longer and expose yourself into the Canadian society, and you will find why so many people especially Chinese come here from all over the world.
However, you really need to define what you are coming here for first; then, find out why you have so many disappointments about this country or this Ottawa city. Remember that not everything here is perfect either when exploring this new land.</HTML>
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Re: : Ashamed of your title
<HTML>Firstly, I never feel ashamed of making comments under the name "thinker" here because, compared with most of passer-by here, I do think that I am a serious, conscientious thinker.
The reason why I take repugnance against your so-called "realistical description of current China" does not not actually pertain to those facts themselves but to the ATTITUDE that the author takes.
As we all know, China has lots of problems wanting to be solved. The facts that the article lists are so obvious that even one who has been abroad for 3 months will be able to tell! What's the point to reiterate them again and again? Of course, the guy has the right to write whatever he wants. I also have my right to express my feeling towards his writing.
Having read the "description", the only thing that came to my mind is that this guy is not raising any constructive conmment to help his motherland but SNEERING at a place where he came from. As a Chinese, I really felt upset on this kind of psychology. My comment is: Every noation has self-esteem and so does every individual.If you want to make some descriptions, that's fine, please be moderate, not SARCASTIC!
Honestly, I don't know how to answer your interagation (if you have earned the right to do so) of what I having been doing to help my motherland. What I can tell you is that I am a hard worker not a criticist.</HTML>
<HTML>Firstly, I never feel ashamed of making comments under the name "thinker" here because, compared with most of passer-by here, I do think that I am a serious, conscientious thinker.
The reason why I take repugnance against your so-called "realistical description of current China" does not not actually pertain to those facts themselves but to the ATTITUDE that the author takes.
As we all know, China has lots of problems wanting to be solved. The facts that the article lists are so obvious that even one who has been abroad for 3 months will be able to tell! What's the point to reiterate them again and again? Of course, the guy has the right to write whatever he wants. I also have my right to express my feeling towards his writing.
Having read the "description", the only thing that came to my mind is that this guy is not raising any constructive conmment to help his motherland but SNEERING at a place where he came from. As a Chinese, I really felt upset on this kind of psychology. My comment is: Every noation has self-esteem and so does every individual.If you want to make some descriptions, that's fine, please be moderate, not SARCASTIC!
Honestly, I don't know how to answer your interagation (if you have earned the right to do so) of what I having been doing to help my motherland. What I can tell you is that I am a hard worker not a criticist.</HTML>
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<HTML>A healthy society needs both hard workers and criticists; in fact, criticists should also be part of the hard workers to keep the society healthy and free from virus. This must be part of the democracy. What our China government is most afraid of is to tell the public the truth of everything. That is why the newspaper, radio, TV, and all other media in China never tell truth. You always have to go the other way to understand the whole story. This is totally cheating, and maybe that is why cheating is evrywhere in China because the Government is leading the way.
To a certain degree, I agree with you on the original author's ATTITUDE. He should not compare everything with America, and the message that everything in America is perfect is not the realistical representation of the American/Canadian society. We all know that both Canada and US have a lot of issues too, but relatively speaking I feel that I live my life for myself here rather than the strong feeling there in China of living lives for others.</HTML>
<HTML>A healthy society needs both hard workers and criticists; in fact, criticists should also be part of the hard workers to keep the society healthy and free from virus. This must be part of the democracy. What our China government is most afraid of is to tell the public the truth of everything. That is why the newspaper, radio, TV, and all other media in China never tell truth. You always have to go the other way to understand the whole story. This is totally cheating, and maybe that is why cheating is evrywhere in China because the Government is leading the way.
To a certain degree, I agree with you on the original author's ATTITUDE. He should not compare everything with America, and the message that everything in America is perfect is not the realistical representation of the American/Canadian society. We all know that both Canada and US have a lot of issues too, but relatively speaking I feel that I live my life for myself here rather than the strong feeling there in China of living lives for others.</HTML>
