Submitted by: xie shihao
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Some folks wish to change Chinese habits to Western habits altogether but Chinese folks do have our
own customs and traditions that even Westerners would like to learn our Chinese culture. Learn the good one
and get rid of the undesirable ones. Going all out is incorrect in my judgement. Have a nice day!

The editorial "Chinese girl, American heart" is
misinformed because it is based on partial records.

For a more complete record, please visit:
www.parentalrightsandjustice.com

We suggest that another editorial from a different
perspective should be published for balanced reason.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

Date: Friday, June 25, 2004
Time: 11:37 AM

Submitted by: Liu Bei
Email address: afra_liu@yahoo.com.cn
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: a couple of days ago, Li Wen, who got her fame by continuously compaining about her neighbours' bad
habits, appeared on a TV show. She used to live in the U.S. for a long time and got her doctor degree there.
Now she is living in a so-called 'international community' in Beijing. Since she moved there, she has
displeaded many of her neighbours because she has strongly challenged some of their living habits such as
hanging the underwears out to dry, raising pets, walking in a public place wearing pajamas, etc. Although
what she said did make some sense and it is necessary for us to get rid of some of the bad habits she
mentioned, I still regard her overacting as a way to win popularity. My usual attitude towards such kind of
people is not to pay much attention to them.
But now, I have to make her a subject of talk here because something she said during her debate with other
guests in the TV programme really upset me. When a professor asked her whether it was fair to impose the
habits of western people on her Chinese neibours, she said that she didn't find fault with the peasants, but
those living in a first-class neighbourhood and supposed to be well-educated and well-off. I don't know what
wrong the peasants in China have done. They seem to have been a synonym for poverty, illiteracy and uncivil
behaviors. It is true that many of the peasants have no chance to receive good education and cannot earn as
much as Dr. Li does, but it doesn't mean that they should be looked down upon and taken as a negative example
whenever such one is needed. Since Dr. Li is so concerned about the manners of her compatriots, is it
important that she make herself a good model to teach us how to show respect to people, despite their social
status or financial co!
nditions?
Liu Bei, Shanghai

Submitted by: dengru
Email address: dengru6161@21cn.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Shanghai is a city full of energy,if you are a lazy man it is a hell ,and it is the heaven if you
are diligent enough.

Submitted by: helen zhang
Email address: zhlei75@163.net
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i don't like the shanhai,although it is becoming the international big city. last year i travel to
shanhai,the bad service and discrimination let me unhappy very much. the city will attract the people from
all over the world.so i think it is important to urge it to improve the service.

Submitted by: yipianyun
Email address: yipianyunhjy@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i like shanghaistar l like study english on shanghaistar

Submitted by: Chary Peng
Email address: py10@163.net
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Shanghai is a charmming city,I hope there are more introduces of it's development on your newspapers.

Submitted by: Hock
Email address: siglapshop@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I am from Singapore, and was recently in Shanghai, from 9th to 13th June. In that short time, I
have come to have a good impression of Shanghai - the people, the city environment, the taxi drivers and even
the staff in the neighbourhood shops.

In addition, I can see the tremendous architectural changes taking place, and believe that should I return at
the end of the year, I would be seeing a new skyline.

Last but not least, I found your newspaper. Altho' it is a weekly I find the information topical,
refreshing, interesting and well edited. Keep it up!

And if any readers wish to correspond with me, I would be happy to have your comments, or have an exchange
with you.

Have a good day!

Date: Friday, June 18, 2004
Time: 10:48 AM

Submitted by: VAN
Email address: VAN77PVD@HOTMAIL.COM
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: IT IS INDISPUTALBLE THAT SHANGHAI IS A MORDEN AND FANSINATING CITY.I AM PROUD OF IT,MY HOME TOWN:)

Submitted by: Francis Shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: "The World Almanac" states that Taiwan folks are 93% Confucians. It is known to all that Confucius
lived in Shandong Province,CHINA. Taiwan's OFFICIAL language is Chinese-Mandarin which is originated in
China. Language and culture would mean Chinese in Taiwan. Westerners would say Chinese to folks in Taiwan.
China is a permanent member of the Security Council of the United Nations. US and China must cooperate for
global security,international peace and world economic development. That is the bottom line for readers to
think and understand. Have a great day!

Submitted by: June Yao
Email address: juneever@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Social problems are many in China. This is what the essay “Shadow Children, Lost Lives” brings to
my mind. Look deeper, and we find problems of laid-off workers, university graduates who cannot find jobs,
polluted environment that saw an increase in water price in Beijing, frequent coal mine accidents, huge gap
between the rich and the poor, and the critical living conditions of farmers in rural countryside and more.
There must be something wrong with our social system, and certain measures and actions must be taken to
correct it. Simply it’s a long way to go.

Submitted by: annabelle hao
Email address: annabel1122@yahoo.com.cn
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Upon reading all these exciting episodes of how Shanghai has changed over this short period of
time, being a resident and a local make me very proud.I am not saying this city on the sea is THE BEST, it is
not, but it's truly the aspiration of the people and their dare to dream the brave and then brave the waves
to realize their dreams that makes this city so special.
In virtually every aspects of our lives, things are changing, when my very best friends got married last
month,we the invited guests were surprised to learn that nowadays the newly-weds dont' hesitate to spend a
fortune to have the best for their one and only special day planned.The couple arrived in a stretch white
Limousine at the hotel lobby, WOW! people in shanghai are blessed! a friend tipped me of the company who
provided the Limousine, the one and only registered member of the prestigous NLA (National Limousine
Association)---ASIALIMO(I think this is the company's name)---is right here in shanghai!!!
I didn't mention this personal experience just for the sake of the story per se. Our lifestyle is quickly
updating to the International level, we now have the products and services from world-yop companies right at
the finger tip.How great it is to be part of this amazing city who is never tired of aspiring for more and
better lives!

Submitted by: Jacques
Email address: thesi001@wxs.nl
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I am Dutch, staying in Shanghai at the moment, after having worked for 2,5 years in Uzbekistan.
Some of my friends still live there. I was used to stay informed of their daily life by reading their
blogmail when working in other countries, when they described their daily activities, trips to the mountains,
work, meeting friends etc. Having tried for some time to reach their blogsite, which in other countries is no
problem at all, I understood finally that apparently in China it is not allowed to approach your friends or
any blogsite. Now I am in the dark and only every now and than can receive and send an email. Living in such
a prosperous country I feel deeply disappointed that this kind of harmless information is forbidden to me and
probably others. I hope that wisdom finally will prevail and will give the people a chance to communicate
with their friends, family and childres in this modern world in a modern way.

Submitted by: Eddy
Email address: caozhijin2000@sina.com.cn
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Many top leaders in schools always say to teacher that:"we ,teachers,can't force the students to do anything that they don't want to do.We should catch the interests of the students.”but they themselves always ask teachers to do many things that not important,and many of wich are meaningless.We don't know why.And we can not say a word about this,because we are teachers ,they are leaders.That's it.

Submitted by: June
Email address: juneever@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Thanks, Dwight, for your article "To shoot or not to shoot". I cannot agree with you more, i just want to add: to judge the cop's reaction upon what turned out to be is misleading. It's quite natural that people show compassion for the victim of a tragedy. But be rational rather than sensible, dear readers, it's the critical moment, the confrontation with everything possible that we should consider for the behavior of the cop.

Date: Monday, June 7, 2004
Time: 10:33 AM

Submitted by: Bj&ouml rn Larsson
Email address: bjorn_larsson2000@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Hi! I'm from Sweden and i'm coming to Shangahi to study your beautiful language for 6 months. It's
really going to be exciting and I'm looking formward to meeting a lot of nice chinese people!

Submitted by: feng huang
Email address: fenghuang@fastmail.fm
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: This July we are having a discussion on poetry in the Washington DC area. We would like to broaden
our understanding by opening up the discussion to those on line readers in China. Would be interesting to
include by internet the views and questions from Shanghai poets. please contact me for more info Feng
Huang... more later

Submitted by: francis shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Your column would indicate "throwing out a minnow to catch a whale." Or " to throw a brick and
induce good jade." Your way or any way would be OK. Excellent coverages,indeed! A Shanghai native since 1926
and look forward to be an octogenarian in 2006. All the best to you and keep up your good work in
communications online for all netizens all over the world. June 5, 2004

Submitted by: Jim SpringField
Email address: IData@mail.china.com
Subject: My Comment For you
comments: Good,More information will be better!

Submitted by: alpha
Email address: alphazhang2000@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: 对"Anonymous workers in..."的疑问?
文章里提到:经济学家估计:每年性服务的消费总额大约是300亿.后面提到:在中国如果总税收在10亿以上就会被认为是一个行业,例如足球产业每年税收在20-30亿.

疑问所在:一个是消费总额,一个是税收,作者是怎么得出是足球行业十倍的?原文:"However, the sexual services "sector", with a revenue 10 times that of the soccer industry, cannot officially be named and acknowledged as an industry in the country.",况且也不太可能估计性服务业的税收

Submitted by: lovesndy
Email address: lovesndy@citiz.net
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Your newspaper is great. A good helper for English learner..

Date: Tuesday, June 1, 2004
Time: 9:23 AM

Submitted by: francis shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: China's auto selling in USA: It is wonderful to know that China-made cars will be selling in the
USA via a dealer in Arizona as per the online news. Let us keep up with the good news in the days to
come.June l, 2004

Submitted by: Bill Balatli
Email address: bill_balatli@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Thank you for this opportunity, your paper is just great. Thank you again
Bill Balatli

Submitted by: yanping dong
Email address: yp dong@chippac.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I'd like to study English from the Shanghai Star.

Submitted by: xie shihao
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: JUNZIBUWANGBEN in Pin Yin would mean gentlemen(ladies too) should not forget our roots,i.e.
motherland China even though Chinese living overseas may be citizens of other nations legally but culturally
and ethnically,Chinese are always Chinese. As such,we must love our motherland culturally with tradition if
we would honor the motto "JUNZIBUWANGBEN." Thanks and have a nice day!

Submitted by: Dow Ye Town
Email address: dow.ye.d.y.town@bccomponents.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I am fond of Shanghai-star...thanks

Submitted by: francis shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: It is wonderful to learn the assistance given to China by Asian Development Bank to build railroad
in Hubei Province. With improved transportation,economic development can be enhanced in the years to come.
Congratulations to the wisdom of the President of ADB for such a great plan for China's future.

Submitted by: Francis Shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: GLOBAL CONFERENCE on POVERTY in Shanghai: Great Goal for humankind.As a native of Shanghai since 1926,I wish to congratulate Premier Wen for his insightful speech for all
nations and all people in the same boat of this world. "Yirenweiben" is my ideal and I do share such
rationale with the Premier as published in the front page of Guangdong-HK Infomation Daily,Feb. 27,1993 when
I was teaching in Guangzhou. Lorenz Curve is the technical diagram to show the objective for economists to
shift the curve to be closer to the diagonal for better income distribution. The developed nations should
assist the developing nations in the name of homosapiens. World Bank Library lists "Keys for Economic
Understanding" which is designed for economic development for all nations in re skilled labor as a source of
economic growth. "Keys to Economic Understanding" and "Work and Study Cycle Theory" may be implemented in all
nations for life-long learning of skills for individuals and for nations.Cf.www.ask.com if interested. Thanks
for reading and sharing the m!
ost important economic and political goals to help to poor folks to get rid of their ruts and get ahead for
their future and the future of all nations.

Francis Shieh,Economist.

Submitted by: Lily
Email address: bigsheng@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I like your website better than your newspaper. It's more colourful and attractive. Pls continue putting on steam!

Submitted by: 王晓艳
Email address: wxy_300@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i like this edition and the forum but ur paper is weekly i want it is daily

Submitted by: Francis Shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Ecological Cooperation between US and China: It is good to see the signing of contract between two nations on the screen of CCTV-4, May 25,2004. One view is that government regulation is essential to develop an energy program and make sure that polluters pay their clean-up costs. The other view is that the energy firms can generate more profit and halt environmental concern. Which school of thought would you endorse?
Food for thought! Have a good day!

conomist Francis Shieh

Date: Monday, May 24, 2004
Time: 10:57 AM

Submitted by: gu x q
Email address: georgeguxq@hotmail.com.cn
Subject: My Comment For you

comments:
1) I like reading the wrotes by Mr.Jacob von Bisterfeld. His wrotes
are significant for life styles for people of reforming country.

MR. JACOB VON BISTERFELD IS IS
A JOURNALISM REVIEWER IN
INDEPEBDENT !!

It's need here .

2) It'd be impact if Mr. Jacob von Bisterfeld publish his express JVB
in a bilingual Chinese-English.

Cheers, a Shanghai man

p.s. please check the web site of the Opinion, ie, cliek onto "Debious delights.....", but delivered "Who
killed the babies?" ??

Submitted by: tigress snow
Email address: charlenelee@5starmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: china desperately needs a welfare systems, free education and a two party party political systems.

The good wishes from one chinese in exile.

Submitted by: francis shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: The time-honored tradition says that good folks have good returns and the opposite would deserve
the opposite results. If the goal does not happen now,it will be an eventuality. This may be applied to
cross-strait relations now! Good Chinese would like to have One China but the opposite forces may have
certain un-Chinese or non-chinese thoughts. However,Chinese are always Chinese in ethnicity. No one should or
would impugn the truth because it is the fact with face value. I say "FACE VALUE" Savvy?

Submitted by: azure
Email address: azure_kh@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: with a varity coverage on many aspects,have a high entertain character,it's worth reading.

Submitted by: Francis Shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: WASHINGTON POST,May 21,2004,page A15 published a photo of Dragon-led balloon over the soaked Taiwan folks for Taiwan's Inauguration. Dragon is a symbol of China so it is a good omen that Taiwan will eventually be a part of China as per the Dragon over Taiwan folks because Chinese people are the offspring of the Dragon. Such One China rationale is endorsed by all Chinese plus the leaders of the US in their
statements again and again. Nobody and no one would impugn Chinese tradition,Chinese history and Chinese culture! Thanks for your reading with reflection and envision of such publication for the future of China and the Chinese people with understanding. Savvy?

Submitted by: Jack
Email address: zjk2008@sohu.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: frankly, I'm a newcomer here, but I like here very much at the moment I started to read it.

Submitted by: herma pobirs
Email address: hpobirs@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Iown a pair of peter golding jeans-size 9/10 -style 9006-10. They were given to me last year.They don't fit. As I can't return or exchange them I'd like to know what they sell for as I have someone that is interested in them.
Thank you very much for any help you can give me.
Herma Pobirs

Submitted by: montserrat
Email address: lichen200444@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: This is the first time I read this news paper, it's good, but I hope it can have more detail of my
city Shanghai, because I'm a chinese live in Madrid.

Submitted by: cocolin
Email address: iloveme20cocolin@yahoo.com.cn
Subject: My Comment For you
comments: i hate war

Submitted by: david duan
Email address: duan@ftcasting.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: dear editor,

i find that shanghai star is less and less interesting.
it becomes so disapointing. not like a flagship of a metropolis like Shanghai.

i am waiting for the improvements.

best rgds
David Duan

Submitted by: Kyle
Email address: k_acierno@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I am looking for an English teaching job in Shanghai. If anyone knows good companies or a job that
is avaible please email me.
Thank you very much

Date: Wednesday, May 19, 2004
Time: 11:31 AM

Submitted by: tiger
Email address: rantiger@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you
comments: I like your sport nwes. I wish that you should have more sport news.

Submitted by: windy
Email address: windy@dannytang.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Thanks for Shanghai-star for many useful info. but where can I find an English Native Teacher who can teach in zhejiang-Xinghua, 4 hours from Sh and 1 hour
from yangzhou in this summer from July? The offer is competitive with excellent living conditions.

Hope can get response asap.

Thanks.

Submitted by: Needle
Email address: mfhemail@sohu.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Shanghai is more a symbol of China's economy rather than an advanced city. I'm hoping that Shanghai Star can show us the changes in our daily life . what's more ,I hope Shanghai to be a city of every people,but not only of the nobles and the rich people.

Submitted by: theresia hui
Email address: theresia_hui1306@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i think shanghai star one of the most good newspaper and the news is always the new ones

Submitted by: Xie Shihao
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: One of the reasons that Premier Wen has been well received in Europe is attributable to the great progress made in China that has impressed all nations. It is important for Premier Wen to stress One China because all Chinese would like to see One China. Just imagine that European nations have established EU and Asian nations would work together in harmony for APEC in the 21st century. It is unwise for Taiwan leaders trying to separate Taiwan from China. They should realize that Taiwan folks are Chinese in the eyes of
peoples in other nations due to ethnicity. Taiwan is only an island and China Proper is a great land.
European and American leaders plus leaders in other nations do understand such ethnicity and my thoughts stop here for your readers to think about China and Chinese ethnicity. Thanks for reading. Xie Shihao,thanks from a hero of poetry to reason poetically in metaphor and simile. May 16, 2004

Submitted by: Francis Shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: It is significant for Premier Wen to visit Ireland due to the heritage of Americans of Irish descent who are interested in the relations between China and their motherland Ireland. Moreover,Ireland is a very religious nation with endorsement of Christianity under Saint Patrick. Perhaps such connection would be useful for China's diplomatic understanding of religious faith in dealing with

Submitted by: Bruce Chen
Email address: bruce_chen@dell.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I like your site. It is really worth to visit twice. If there is anything new please let me know.

Kind regards

Bruce Chen

Submitted by: Alrison Yan
Email address: yanyong992@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you
comments: this web is meaningful and helpful

Submitted by: chenxiaowen
Email address: hanmeiaobing@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Although I am a Guangdong man,i support Shanghai stars.I brief Shanghai will be better in act

Submitted by: Colin Lawton
Email address: c.lawton@prospects.ac.uk
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: The story Learning from Foreigners was interesting, enlightening and gave a view not expressed here in the UK.I will visit this site again.
http://app1.chinadaily.com.cn/star/2004/0311/cu18-1.html

Submitted by: 黄楷
Email address: wangkai25014@huawei.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments:
非常希望能够订阅你们的电子版，可以发送到我的邮箱中，离线慢慢的看，我觉得这样会方便很多读者。因为很多读者可能无法长时间在线阅读。
祝你们越办越好！

Date: Monday, May 10, 2004
Time: 12:29 AM

Submitted by: Richard Renyan
Email address: renyan01@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Hope to see bilingual news in some special words or colums.

Submitted by: Tan J K
Email address: tanjkt@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Hope Shanghai's government continues to make the city really habitable.Car and traffic in general
must be teached to honour pedestrian as they are also road users.The crazyness on using horn either by car or
motorbikes must be cut back as the noise polution is terrible for pedestrian specially tourist like us.
Greeneries also hopefully being kept at the current enthusiasm to make Shanghai really hospitable and help to
reduce air polutions. Dont make the same mistake of Bangkok, Manila, Jakarta.
Best wishes to all Shanghainese,you have a great city, keep it civilised please and you will find many will
return here often.
Tan J.K.

Submitted by: Kevin Wu
Email address: kevin_chn@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I want you to have something about English learning in your newspaper.

Submitted by: chenye
Email address: chenye@petrofer.com.cn
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I love china ,I love taiwan,I hope there will be no war between mainland and taiwan and taiwan will
return to china's mainland peacefully

Submitted by: Jason
Email address: wuhan999@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: your website is really great, it helps me to learn English better.Thanks.

Submitted by: Sabrina
Email address: sinta@aol.com
Subject: My Comment For you
comments: The "Golden Week" starting from May 1 is quite a big hassle in China these days. The trains, busess and even the airlines are all booked solid months ahead. The mad rush of people from one place to the other in a huge country of 1.3 billion is awesome. There are so many problems associated with this long holiday for many. Why the government does not think of asking employers to offer paid annual vacations to their employees instead ? China is one of the very few countries in the world that there are no vacations. Maybe that's why
so many lazy ones feel like having vacations all the time on the job ?

Submitted by: Nasen
Email address: shipyardnasen@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I have subscribed this newspaper for a year, it helps me so much on the way of my English learning. I felt that this paper keeping pace with fashion. If you paid more attention to English learner, I would preciate more.

Submitted by: 张欣
Email address: traveler200308040@yahoo.com.cn
Subject: My Comment For you
comments: I like it,just like i love basketball!

Submitted by: 无名
Email address: kjys_000@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I don't know if reading is useful. I think reading isn't convent. So I want to finish school to do some usseful things. English is very important,I want to go on .......

Submitted by: ellen
Email address: ellencheng@auo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: very good,keep it!

Submitted by: W X Liang
Email address: weilia63@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: What can you do with red envelope that doctors take from patients. What happened doctor's moral standard? A wide spreaded corruptions in China cannot force doctors stop taking Red Envelope. It is not amedical system problem. It is a declining moral standard in the land of China. God bless those patients!

Submitted by: Francis Shieh
Email address: fs33@georgetown.edu
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Hong Kong can maintain prosperity and stability when folks in HK would review Chinese history to be proud of HK to be returned to China after period of colonial status under the British. The majority of HK folks are Chinese by ethnicity and should be aware of such in the eyes of Westerners. HK is a SAR of China and China will support HK as a SAR for prosperity and stability in the days to come in the 21se century.
Francis Shieh a.k.a. Xie Shihao,a hero of poetry in name only.(sic)Fulbright Senior Scholar, Hong Kong,
1989-1990. Fulbright Senior Specialist Candidate,2002-2007

Submitted by: sources
Email address: wangzx03@mails.tsinghua.edu.cn
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: good e-papers
i like it

Submitted by: lihui
Email address: lihui021@sina.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I very much love reading Shanghai Star in newspapers when I worked in Anhui province.Now I am in Yancheng Jingsu,working as a senior high school English teacher.Most of the time I read your news on the websit.It is well made and I appriciate the pretty design absolutely.Anyway may the words be colored in the full story?As it can surely be a little bit relaxable to read and environmental to the eyes-protection.Many thanks.

Submitted by: Bill Kupec Sr
Email address: peopamb@optonline.net
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I am an American who loves China and the Chinese people.I am very involved with educating the American public about the One-China policy with Taiwan as a part of China, and about the violation of the Three Communiques agreement by the U.S. in continuing to rearm Taiwan.. The U.S.two-faced approach to the issue of Taiwan must be exposed with great and worldwide publicity followed by action at the United Nations.
The demand for "status quo" of the situation by the U.S. is a joke. It only helps to solidify Taiwan's efforts towards independence. China must stop being "Mr. Nice Guy"!! Faint heart never won fair maiden!!!!