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Listed below are comments made by buaadallas between Thursday, 7th August 2008 and Tuesday, 2nd September 2008.

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Catching my breath 2:29pm on 02 Sep 2008 Hi James, did you hear of one reporter in "Voice of Germany" was fired because of her support to China?

So, I can understand why you always report the negative news of China, if not, you will lose you job as well?
Catching my breath 2:25pm on 02 Sep 2008 Welcome back, I hope after the refresh, you will begin to enjoy the life in China with less negative news from you.
Sacred ceremony ends Beijing Games 12:54pm on 25 Aug 2008 Oh, James.
You said In a state which has no God", have you ever investigated this?
In China, there are tens of millions of Muslim , Buddhists and Christans. The total number are larger than the whole population of "Great" Britain (in Chinese eyes, it's not great definitely).
When losing becomes a national tragedy 11:48am on 24 Aug 2008 Hi James,

There is one thing you must know, the person who wrote their comments against or support the athlete can only represent a few people, and these people are active. For the normal people, we will not regard the losing of a gold medal as a national tragedy. Most of the people will feel easy about it. Because our athlete did very well.

So, your title has a very big problem.
Liu Xiang out 12:40pm on 19 Aug 2008 Before this Olympic games, I thought Liu had no chance to win this gold medal. Because Roberts was in his best condition and broke the world record easily.
So I am not disapointed by his exit. If he felt no way to continue the game, no problem. He is a important athlete in China, but during this Olympic games, there are many other Chinese athletes have very wonderful performances. So I think it can compensate a lot for Chinese. For me, I feel nothing about his fail.
Filming me, filming you 4:09pm on 15 Aug 2008 Very funny.
"????"(Tibet is free),^_^,yes, Tibet is much more free than 60 years ago, that's right! I totally agree with that. Thank you, protestors, you show the truth of Tibet and tell us that Dalai Lama who said Tibet is not free is a liar!Thank you again!
So funny!
Learning to slam dunk 07:14am on 11 Aug 2008 Oh, James
You are not a basketball fan, especially you know nothing about Chinese basketball. You wrote this article by imagination!
Before Wang Zhizhi went to NBA, he was a famous star in China. 10 years ago, in CBA (China Basketball Association),there is a prize to the player who dunk most!
For Yao Ming, do you know that, when he played in CBA, half of his scores were from dunks!
20 years ago, there was a famous Chinese player called Song Xiaobin, he had signed the contract with a NBA team (but failed play in NBA due to injuery), he liked slam dunk.
I just wonder how dare are you to wrote this kind of article without any knowledge about China!!!???
In the end, I suggest you to search some photos which Hu Jintao and Wen Jiabao sit and ate together with ordinary Chinese people, you will find numerous..... go ahead..
Opening ceremony cool - for some 10:29am on 09 Aug 2008 Hi James,
It was the most spectacular show I've ever seen. But I am not sure if James can understand it all, because there introduced a lot of Chinese histories and inventions such as Compass, Paper, Printing, Powder, Confucius, Zheng He(who was a famous navigator in Chinese history )?
8th of the 8th, 2008 04:40am on 08 Aug 2008 Hi James,

I hope you do not write any article about the opening ceremony this night. This is the happiese moment of all Chinese people, I do not want feel angry after I read our artcle.

And I suggest you to enjoy this night, because you will see the efforts of our Chinese people to prepare for this moment for so many year. Just enjoy for one night.

Give some respect to us, thank you!
Events foretold 09:04am on 07 Aug 2008 Hi James,
I wonder as a journalist, what are you doing in Beijing. In 4:30 am, it's very common there is mist in the mountain area. And pls introduce more about the normal people's opinion about this event. You've being in Beijing for 1 and a half year, but I can not see any article which you interview the normal citizen about their feelings about gov. and Olympic. Is is impartial? As a journalist you should stand on the middle, nither bias to the gov nor the truth!

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