Wen Jiabao's 'Confidence Trip' to Europe

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• 1. At 2:26pm on 31 Jan 2009, SimonChin wrote:

  I will ask him what solutions he has in mind to address the high unemployment problem faced by the hundreds and thousands of migrant workers from the rural areas in China.

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• 2. At 2:29pm on 31 Jan 2009, Dennis Junior wrote:

  James:
  
  ....Here's what I want to know: if you could interview China's Premier, what would you ask him?...
  
  1) What is the average timeframe of growth in China regarding the economy
  
  ~Dennis Junior~

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• 3. At 4:10pm on 31 Jan 2009, cnlnsyhp wrote:

  Premier Wen, will you resign with Chairman Hu voluntarily 4 years later just like what Chairman Jiang and Premier Zhu did 6 years ago?

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• 4. At 11:02pm on 31 Jan 2009, paulcrossleyiii wrote:

  How was France?

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• 5. At 00:00am on 01 Feb 2009, lawrenceOmagh wrote:

  Premier Wen: why did you not visit France?It would have been a great opportunity to show the Frech people ,the Chinese are the true friends of Europe

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• 6. At 07:48am on 01 Feb 2009, ClaireDK wrote:

  What will China do to survive world economic crisis? How will UK do to maintain its world financial center position? Is there anything that China and UK can learn from each other, if yes, what?

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• 7. At 1:27pm on 01 Feb 2009, sinodeplant wrote:

  Mr Hague got in your face with this "We always in our meetings with Chinese leaders raise issues of human rights and Tibet."
  
  So Wen, when are you gonna take the gloves off?
  
  Since the crisis started the BBC and another western medias are selling bad news about the Chinese economy like no other nation is in a mess but yours.
  And there are hints of regime change for China because of the high unemployment rate and company closings which no other country have to face.
  
  Why are they saying those thing?
  
  
  
  
  

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• 8. At 1:57pm on 01 Feb 2009, xzam1989 wrote:

  what the hell's going on with chinese economy??????
  i pretty doubt that chinese economic situation is NOT as optimistic as gov said it is.everybody,especially foreigners should understand that it is really a hard job to stimulate chinese consumption.chinese ppl always intend to put their money in bank,NOT TO MENTION during such an unstable time!so dreaming about chinese buy things crazily in supermarkets and department stores??no way!
  im not able to tell exact number of increasing rate in 2009,but 8% is,as far as i understand,a fast one!

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• 9. At 2:34pm on 01 Feb 2009, a-boy-in-china wrote:

  If I were a reporter,i would ask mr.Wen what the gorvernment will do besides the stimulus plan.

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• 10. At 9:01pm on 01 Feb 2009, MrTherm wrote:

  What role does he see China playing in the rapidly changing economic world to help the World`s economy recover from the current problems?

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• 11. At 10:16pm on 01 Feb 2009, redtibetan wrote:

  I would say. Mr. grandpa wen, please get out of Tibet! let tibetan people decide what they want. its just wastage of money and resources to control Tibet. Tibetan will never become chinese by your money power. you hav already caused many trouble.. please leave now... thanks

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• 12. At 01:39am on 02 Feb 2009, Wil_Ng wrote:

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• 13. At 05:03am on 02 Feb 2009, chivalrousmichelle wrote:

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• 14. At 06:11am on 02 Feb 2009, jeffinvade wrote:

  Here are some of my questions:
  1. What will you do to create jobs for millions of immigrant workers? What measures will you take to make sure they can really join the city drawers and stop being the second class citizens? When will you see them become the middle class of our society being the backbone of our economy?
  2. What will you do to make sure the billions of dollars that you spend right now will not only pop up the GDP figures for the time being but also provide the long term health to china's economy?
  3. When will you stop reimbursing official's dinner bills and start to use taxpayer's money wisely on education, healthcare and social security? Instead of building roads and bridges to nowhere, why don't you spend more money on building the software other than the hardware of China?

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• 15. At 1:03pm on 02 Feb 2009, xzam1989 wrote:

  Good questions!jeffinvade!
  u've got the point!!CORRUPTION is a serious problem for chinese goverment.
  some local goverments only pay attention to their career achievements,never cared about citizens' advantage.
  Plus,gov have to improve working efficiency,time and money were wasted due to low-efficiency of goverment

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• 16. At 1:56pm on 03 Feb 2009, beijing_2008 wrote:

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• 17. At 10:49pm on 06 Feb 2009, robson90 wrote:

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• 18. At 9:48pm on 15 Feb 2009, somenobodysomebody wrote:

  Premier Wen would say "Ask not what your country can do for you, but what you can dor for your country".

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