Chinese Lessons In Beijing
Posted in Uncategorized on 07/16/2010 01:19 am by admin
beijing olympics compared to the past olympics?
So I read a couple of Q/A’s on the Olympics in China and how people compared them with that with 1936 and 1980 in Germany and Moscow. It is through my own personal research and opinion that the three have nothing in common with each other. Now, when I say “things in common”, I mean what the Chinese PEOPLE are doing and what they believe, and also to a certain extent what the Chinese government has done and may or may not be doing.
Okay, their government is shady, but so is ours.
Anyway, my main question today isn’t so much as if the three have anything in common, but also a simple one being whether or not the Olympics held in Moscow and Berlin were protested and detested as much as the next one in Beijing. Also, I know that times are different now, but I really am curious as to what the reactions of our grandparents were or even what the people today will do.
Also, I know first hand how the Chinese people are, being that I am a Chinese-AMERICAN, so I do not a history lesson.
Well, we have more liberals and anti-China groups using new media. So the news or lies spread faster than ever. That is why the Anti-China sentiments are spreading faster and more powerful than the previous Olympics.
Of course, some of those people are racist so it fits in naturally.
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