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Listed below are comments made by yjianbo2007 between Tuesday, 3rd June 2008 and Wednesday, 7th January 2009.

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Does this man remind you of anyone? 1:13pm on 07 Jan 2009 No Chairman Mao, no new China!!!

My parents (they are over 60s) think this way, my friends think this way (most of them are in their 30s), I think this way (currenly living in the UK for nearly 10 years).

Chinese people should treat his grandson well.
Ticket queues 12:16pm on 25 Jul 2008 Silly peope. This is just a game! It's better China does not have this game and let people have their normal life and the country goes ahead as normal.
Shutting us out? 12:39pm on 13 Jun 2008 James, you are very impatient and make a too quick judgement. Chinese look things in the long term! So be patient, wait and see. Chinese knows what is good to them and when is the right time.

So shut out your mouth, wait and see!
In response 4:00pm on 03 Jun 2008 James, as a Chinese living in the UK for nearly nine years, I can see China never stop changing, of course in her own speed. I have read a lot of nonsense report from you about China before, however, after reading your earthquake report, I understand that the main reason you made those nonsense report before is mainly because you do not understand that country even though you have been living in that country for nearly two years. You use your pre-fixed judgement to measure Chinese society. You do not understand the culture, the history, the society, just like a lot of British people here. I thought you deliverately did this Before, but now I think it is because of your limited knowledge of that country.

However, I would encourage you to keep eyes on Chinese government. China does not have opponent party, western media existence will help Chinese government behave better and better. Even sometimes your criticism is not justified, it will help the country keep alert and make positive progress. When the opportunity comes, China will become a more open and healthy country. The so called "western democracy" is a dose of poison to China now, but in 50 or 100 years, when China is ready, it might be good to her.

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