iphone girl, Beautiful mistake
08.27.08
posted by eguda
Cyber "markm49uk" in UK never thought he can initiate a big disturbance when he post "iphone girl" to the forum "macrumors" on 20th Augest. Six days later, now the girl in Foxconn China's factory, Huizhou of Guangdong, was world wide well-known as "iphone girl". Some cybers even registed blogs for her(www.iphonegirl.net & www.iphonegirl.cn).
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Pro-China Protests Hit the Streets and Go Online
04.22.08
posted by jason
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When you think about protests and China, the assumption is that people are protesting against China, not for it. Yet, online and in several cities across the world this week, there have been protesters coming to the defense of China's policies. This raises the question, why? What is the western media missing?
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Every country has impulsive youth,ahhahh.
By the way,why the old cop seems so stupid in wearing that hat? Looks like a bandit.
From this picture you can tell that riot-polices are unnecessary in this event. Nobady have the guts to touch the cops in the street. The student in blue uniform ? A dull coward.
People in the West would be very happy to see a unstable and splited china.The treatment received by the tibetan people is much better than what the American Blacks received from U.S.A. BUT very few people in the west accused U.S government for this dirty thing.
What is missing is unbiased and factual reporting. There is no repression of tibetan people at all. Only repression of elements who engage in subversive activities to split the nation, or compromise the nation's sovereignty by opening backdoors into China for outsiders with ulterior motives. The law applies to all nationalities, including Han Chinese.