主题：【原创】温家宝讲述的天下大势 -- 同人于野

Posted 27/02/07 at 12:34 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment

Kevka Y. from London, Canada writes: The Chinese leadership and its shadowy commanders are very smart and increasingly sophisticated...They do indeed think in centuries. It has always been their way. They will do what is right for the Chinese people, at their own pace, and should not have to answer to pressure to aquire other systems they don't find useful at the moment.

Posted 27/02/07 at 12:36 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment

X. T. from Waterloo, ON, Canada writes: Stubborn Ox from Calgary:

One should learn from past, not stay in it.

I was born in that Cultural Revolution period. I guarantee I know a whole lot more than your books tell you. One of my ancestors was clubbed to death by those 'land reform' people, who are in fact village thugs. He was a military officer with the communists at that time and dragged back home from battlefield.

What I am saying is, no one is perfect in past. Everyone has own share of atrocities, and in this case Canadians are not innocent either. Mao is a tyrant in many senses, but he is long dead along with much of his legacies.

What is more important, and also the entire purpose for us to look back into history, is looking forward. Much as you love democracy, and for once I was in protests on streets back in 1989, this is not the only or the best system for everyone on every day. It certainly does not happen overnight, especially for a country of 1.3 billion people. What we want to see is that they are moving this way, and I certainly see much improvement over last few years.

Your numbers of 'political prisoners' is nothing but falsity. I admit they do sometimes prosecute people because they spread different ideas - Fa Lun-Gong is one but you really have to know what it is to judge if they are wrong on this.

If you really want to know the real China, your books or those Chinese illiterate G&M reporters don't help too much. Why not go there and have a trip? I guarantee you will have no safety problems - That is if you do not involve in freedom fighting as our latest Canada's favorite Celil did.

Posted 27/02/07 at 12:40 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment

X. T. from Waterloo, ON, Canada writes: Oh, just in case you want to see China I have a hotel recommendation for ya:

Grant Hyatt Beijing

It is expensive (duh! it is Hyatt), about $250/night for a standard suite. But if you go inside, you will enjoy the services you can never have in North America. It is about 15 minutes walk from Tian'anmen Square. All things are very pricey even by Canadian standard. They also have a great bakery, very reasonably priced and very high quality. You won't miss Tim Hortons for a long time after that. :-)

Posted 27/02/07 at 12:53 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment

The Loyal Canadian Work Farce from Canada writes: Shocking and appalling that Canada's Conservalibs would do business with such an oppressive undemocratic one party economy. But let's see - Prescott Bush did big business with Hitler's Nazis, George Bush Sr. did business with Saddam Hussein and the bin Ladens, ditto Bush Jr. And now Canada is doing a rip-roaring business with those nasty Communist Chinese Shocking and appalling that Canada 's leaders would indulge in appeasement that makes Neville Chamberlain look like a boy scout.

Posted 27/02/07 at 1:02 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment

L Tang from Toronto, Canada writes: Stubborn Ox, I really respect you than other yelling-only dude.

What can cure one person may kill another in the same illness, especially how to take the treatment. Try to know more about who you want to help.

Don't agree with the process does not mean veto to the result. Maybe Wen and Hu are in the same feeling.

Anyway, I respect you opinions, or agree with most of them.

Posted 27/02/07 at 1:10 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment

L Tang from Toronto, Canada writes: Jeremy F from Alberta, Canada writes: Looks like we have a few chinese spy's in here...

Does not sound like a democratic way...

Posted 27/02/07 at 1:14 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment

Alfred Dreyfus from Canada writes: After the meltdown in the old Soviet Union, the Chinese are wise to pace themselves when it comes to political reforem. A century is nothing in the big picture, but eternity in a democracy.

Posted 27/02/07 at 1:51 PM EST | Alert an Editor | Link to Comment

J G from Whitby, Canada writes: And soon we will be buying Chinese cars which further them to maintain their ways. .....

DaimlerChrysler AG, seeking to cut costs and boost sales in North America, said Tuesday it will start selling Chinese-made cars in that market and western Europe as it tries to meet demand for smaller, more economical vehicles.

The world's fifth-largest automaker said its supervisory board approved the framework of a limited partnership that will see China's Chery Motor Co. build the cars in China.

They will be sold in North America and western Europe under the aegis of its Chrysler Group brands, which include Dodge and Jeep. Financial details were not released.

I have a Dodge Magnum and I will not buy Chrysler again!