Submitted by: david
Email address: c161-2000@126.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: good

Submitted by: Lisa
Email address: magiclisash@yahoo.com.cn
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Thanks this news papers!

Submitted by: blueboy
Email address: blueboy698120@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Shanghai is wonderful city,but full of creeping people,you will feel pressed in the heart while you
awaiting metro,strolling in the street or mall.hot maybe outsides,cold however in the office,so better keep
air conditioner celsius higher from getting cold and to save electricity for motherland.

Submitted by: G W S Wen
Email address: gwsunwen@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I am seeking contact information for the writer Song Luxia.

I read an article in the SHANGHAI STAR about her, and a cousin of mine has sent me a book on the "Haomen" she
wrote with chapters devoted to my family--the Suns of Shouxian, Anhui, and the Lis of Hefei, Anhui.

I am currently working on a family project would very much appreciate contacting Ms. Song for any information
she can give me about my family.

Many thanks.

Submitted by: yangjuying
Email address: yangjuying05@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i very like reading this on-line story ,it's very wonderful!thanks!

Submitted by: lock
Email address: lockch@126.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: why donot chinese auto company have their core technology? why do not they spend much money in
creation?

Submitted by: zhangxuegong
Email address: zhangxuegong3091@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i like it

Submitted by: Mike
Email address: mike_zj_xu@dell.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: So cool a newspaper. But sometime i can not open the file.

Submitted by: wendy wu
Email address: wen151617@sohu.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i hope to enter a english chatroom with clear words and be divided into many parts including
culture,family and home, education, pregnant, gardening, sports, music, movie, news etc.

Submitted by: merry
Email address: merryyan8882@sina.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i like the paper

Submitted by: Prof Mike Luna
Email address: bilinguallibrary@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Hi. I am an English professor from Mexico. This is the first time a read your newspaper, but I like
what I see. It's very nice-looking. I'm not sure if I can promote my non-profit project here but, I'm giving
you the address of my web site,
http://www.geocities.com/bilingualmex/home/news.html
It's an experimental project for people who want to practice English, Spanish and French for free. It is
intended to reach workers and students. I'm going to read your newspaper because I'm very interested in your
culture.
Thank you very much for your time.

Submitted by: craig
Email address: yejun523@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: she is a brave women,and love her country, she is really the son of Chinese. i respect her.

Submitted by: amanda chen
Email address: amandachenhui@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i feel that more and more children study much more lessons, no time to playing, and worry about
their health!

Date: Thursday, August 5, 2005
Time: 09:15:21 AM

Submitted by: John Finch
Email address: johnfinch@excite.com
Subject: Decent minimum standards worldwide

comments: In the interests of peace and development why aren't there very large taxes on the global armaments and war
industries trade, and the global short-term money markets? These could provide very useful funding for
humanitarian, development and biodiversity conservation programs? Also why aren't there taxes on pet food,
expensive restaurant bills and big-spend advertising with proceeds directed to emergency assistance programs.
Decent minimum living, working and environmental standards worldwide could be quite easily achieved with
initiatives like these.

Also in the interests of peace and development the worldwide routine and very serious human rights abuses in
prisons, police stations, institutions and workplaces, and state-sanctioned judicial and extra-judicial
murder need urgent, serious and sustained attention and action. As do the very serious human rights abuses
and murders of other criminal organisations.

Any governments, people and organisations with interests in accountability and the consistent and impartial
rule of international law and the achievement of decent minimum living, working and environmental standards
worldwide should support and develop the United Nations and other international organisations.

Why are most governments, legal systems and media worldwide characterised by double standards and selective
morality, representation and access?

Sincerely

John Finch
112 Digger St, Cairns, QLD 4870, Australia
0424009627

Date: Thursday, August 4, 2005
Time: 10:22 PM EST

Submitted by: World Future A Common Goal
Email address: ytyng@Hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Please keep us posted on teh Korean Peninsula Talks. Thanks

Submitted by: anna
Email address: eleanorgirl@yahoo.com.cn
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i like this paper

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

comments: good! Keep improving!

Submitted by: vivi
Email address: vian_princess@msn.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Enjoy reading shanghai star

Submitted by: AYAZ PARWEZ
Email address: ayazparwez@rediffmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Dear Sir,
I find the website of the SHANGHAI STAR very interesting as well as very informative. It's reports and
articles are worth-reading.
With best wishes.
AYAZ PARWEZ
Foreign News Editor
The Hindustan Times
Editorial Department
Buddh Marg
PATNA-800 001.
INDIA.

Submitted by: Emmanuel Koskinas
Email address: feimanworld@hotmail.com
Subject: Advice needed for football in Shanghai

I would like to coach in Shanghai, China in the future, so i am wondering if
you could help me with some details of professional football clubs in
Shanghai that might be able to assist me.

Regards and thank you

Emmanuel Koskinas

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

comments: OUTLOOK section of Washington Post,July 31, 2005 published "Advantage,China" James McGregor,former
chairman of American Chamber of Commerce in China will publish "One Billion Customers..." (Simon & Schuster)
in October." Our government's viewpoint on China is unfocused,fractured and often uninformed. ...a hodgepodge
of interpretations in the halls of the White House,Congress and the Pentagon. Add to that confusion a vicious
domestic political culture that brooks no compromise, and the chances of formulating a coherent China policy
approach nil." "Remaking China Policy" by Richard Moorsteen,Harvard University Press,1971 is a forerunner
with vision to be realized in the 21st century."A Glimpse of the Chinese Language" in English may be used as
a reference to have better understanding of China via language and culture for all. Cf.www.Amazon.com online
book for reference if interested

Submitted by: John Richardson
Email address: john9153@sbcglobal.net
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Excellent article. I didn't know your English publication existed on the web. I'll keep coming to
visit from time to time.

Submitted by: mark gerry
Email address: hhg8296@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: the words on this website is a little small,it is not good for our eyes.

Submitted by: Paul Liu
Email address: hhliu99@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I recently have a friend (an American) who will relocate to Shanghai pretty soon, I looked at
Shanghai Star but it seems there's not much info about expartiate relocation, by which I mean info such as
children education, activities for women, since he will relocate together with his family.

Your help in this matter will be highly appreciated, and rest assured that I am a regular reader of Shanghai
Star!

All the best,
Paul

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

comments: China is a friend of the United States because China has invested in US Treasury bonds from more
than $700 of foreignj exchange reserves that China piled up from exports prowess. Readers of Shanghai Star
would understand such for US-China relations in the 21st century. July 28, 2005

Submitted by: Ingrid Newkirk
Email address: Chrissym@peta.org
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Dear Editor:

Very truly yours,

Ingrid E. Newkirk
President
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
501 Front St.
Norfolk, VA 23510
757-962-8302

Submitted by: liang
Email address: 12sohucom@sina.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: your page should be more colorful

Submitted by: Bel
Email address: iamiverson@21cn.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: so so

Submitted by: 勺子
Email address: 451640540@qq.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I love english.

Submitted by: 张潇
Email address: villamzhang126.com@126.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: This newspaper is very good!I love
it very much,so I read it everyday!
Thank you for your helping in my English study !

Submitted by: barke
Email address: barkex@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: GOOD

Submitted by: lll
Email address: lhzhong@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i love english

Submitted by: Henry E Nass
Email address: hnassprimes@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Just modifying my earlier note, what the presentation on your site seems to lack is a vaiety of
fonts. i.e. different sizes, amount of compression, styles. I expect that chinese language newspapers are
much more varied in this aspect, making the reading itself more visually interesting.

Submitted by: Henry E Nass
Email address: hnassprimes@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I don't think the appearence of your articles on your website gives the feeling of the website
represent a newspaper of magazine. The pervasive unbroken plain white background, seem more a poster than a
"paper". I think the use of a sans serif type face, although fine in your masthead, and some titling within
the body of the text, is not really faithful to the traditions of body copy, of a traditional roman alphabet
newspaper. I would do a survey/review of other newspapers on the web to find models which give a more
traditional feel of a newspaper.

Submitted by: mood
Email address: yanuo2001@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: it is my first time that have come here ,thanks for everyone's helps

Date: Saturday, July 23, 2005
Time: 5:31 PM EST

Submitted by: Tony Hall Mr
Email address: tonyhall.match10@btinternet.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: Hello Everyone,

greetings from England, U.K.! I posted my comments on Friday, September 17, 2004 about a very interesting
news article I viewed in the Shanghai Star.

The news article "Smoke signals from ancient times" by Miao Qing reminded me of my amazing "Guinness
Matchstick instrument Collection.

I just wondered if anyone who lives in China can help me contact the " China Tobacco Museum, Shanghai?"

I would like to know if Xin Yuanming, Museum Curator, would be interested to learn about my tobacco-related
collection.

Can anyone can tell me the email address of Xin Yuanming? Or, please forward the photos and information to
the China Tobacco Museum on the following website:

English Text information online at:
http://www.catfish1952.com/MatchstickMan.html

I would appreciate it very much if someone from China can help me with my request.

Thank you in advance.

Tony Hall
Keeper & Historian
The Guinness Matchstick Instrument Collection

Submitted by: lidi
Email address: lidi2008@126.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I very like shanghai_ star.from it not only englarge my english ,but also see some different
things,especilly to me -a poor english leaner ,but a enger learner.

Submitted by: Mary
Email address: xhzql_168@sohu.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I like eating and travelling.

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

comments: Washington Post,July 21, 2005 pages A1 and B1: The Year of the Panda - Panda is well liked by Kid
and Adults as well in USA. I am sure that homosapiens in America can do better to promote positive relations
between the USA and China in the days to come for the benefits of the folks of two great nations on both
sides of the Pacific re a better future in the 21st century. Amen! July 21, 2005

Submitted by: AGGIE
Email address: AGGIEFAN@163.COM
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I QUITE APPRECIATE THE PART OF PERAONAL VOICE

Submitted by: yimin
Email address: yi-min.zhu@amd.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: good service

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

comments: Washington Post,July 20, 2005 has two news items,one is the resumption of 6-nation talk starting
July 26th and the other is a Pentagon Report about China. Inflammatory rhetoric or benign depiction would be
a matter of perception. I would endorse the view of Henry Kissinger re Sino-US and US-China relations: We
must think about our children and our children's children in the 21st century for peace and economic
development in the nuclear age. Let us ponder,reflect,contemplate and reason for the positive scenarios in
the days to come. Nobody should or would impugn the well-being of all homosapiens on earth in East Asia and
the world.

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

comments: Washington Post,July 19, 2005 Business section D1. Wall Street firms love deep-pocketed corporate
clients eager to make splashy deals. Wall Street loves CHINA where firms are cash rich and often enjoy low
cost financing from state banks. Chinese firms have emerged as major players in big deals such as Lenovo for
IBM PC,Oil firm Cnooc for Unocal and Haier for Maytag. It is always a matter of mutual benefits in economic
activites. Francis Shieh,Economist.

Submitted by: kim haney
Email address: kkhaney@comcast.net
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: My great aunt and uncle, Agnes and Harold Dollar, lived in Shanghai in the twenties and thirties.
The Dollar steamship lines had their home base in Shanghai. The family home was on Bubbling Well Road, which
I understand is now Nanjing Road. I have heard that the old home is now a hospital. We will be visiting
Shanghai on July 31st and would love to see where the old home was located. Do you, per chance, have any
idea what the address would be? We have pictures of the home, but no address. We will be leaving the U.S.
on July 23rd, so if you could send any info before that, it would be wonderful. Thank you so very much. We
are truly forward to seeing your beautiful city. We will be arriving on the Pacific Princess cruise ship, so
unfortunately, we will have only one day in Shanghai. I will look for to hearing from you. Thanks so much.

Kim Haney

Submitted by: neptune707
Email address: zhengshanshan262@yahoo.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: english is my favorite

Date: Sunday, July 17, 2005
Time: 03:56:58 AM

Submitted by: Klaus Bechstein
Email address: KlausBechstein@gmx.net
Subject: My Comment For you

my name is Klaus Bechstein, 52 years old, manager and I’m very interested in the life and culture of your interesting country.

Therefore I should like to correspond with an modern and interesting woman from there. I can write in English, Spanish and German.

Klaus Bechstein

13062 Berlin-Germany

PSF 97

Date: Saturday, July 16, 2005
Time: 8:14 AM EST

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

comments: IMF(International Monetary Fund: It is hard to find strong evidence that the Chinese currency(Yuan)
is much undervalued. Maybe more flexible exchange rate rather than revaluation outright in the future as some
politicians are pushing such revaluation in the USA. "Economist" magazine published such information in a
past issue and I am submitting such for the readers of Shanghai Star for understanding. Moreover, Nobel
Laureate Economist Robert Mundell made his analysis with insights and vision in the same rationale. July 16,
2005

Submitted by: victor onyebuchi
Email address: victorbiz2003@yahoo.co.uk
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: seeking informatoin on how to register please provid me with neccesary hint on this topic .from
kano nigeria thanks

Date: Friday, July 15, 2005
Time: 8:03 AM EST

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

comments: Chinese firm buys research organization: Xinhua Finance,a HK-based financial services and media
firm,acquired Washington Analysis,a pioneer in the business of providing research on federal government
programs to money managers such as Fedelity Investments, J. P. Morgan and Merrill Lynch Asset Management.
Alperstein,the president of the firm said:"We don't have a client that isn't interested in China." Published
by Washington Post,July 15, 2005 on page D4. That is positive news for readers of Shanghai Star and China.
P.S. Panda Watchers are interested in Panda and China as well. www.washingtonpost.com/metro July 15, 2005

Submitted by: JULY
Email address: huangyingfly@126.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I am a girl.I graduated jiangxi vocational Techical College of Industry and Trade.I like English
very much!but my English is very bad.

Date: Thursday, July 14, 2005
Time: 8:30 AM EST

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

comments: FedEx will close its Asian hub in the Philippines and replace it with a new $150 million facility
in Guangzhou,China. The new cargo-handling center at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport,scheduled to open
in December 2008, will better serve clients doing business in China. UPS(United Parcel Service) will open an
air-cargo hub in Shanghai as part of efforts to launch a domestic Chinese express delivery servie this year.
As a native of Shanghai and as an economist,I am sending such good news published in the Washington Post,July
14, 2005 page D6 to readers of Shanghai Star. July 14, 2005

Date: Wednesday, July 13, 2005
Time: 10:53 AM

Submitted by: lxm
Email address: liuxm76@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i am a teacher and i have some free time.i want to know some information about how to be a volunteer of bejing 2008 olympic games,thank you very much!

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

comments: Corporate ties between the US and China continue to develop linking the two giant economies while
bringing US financial capital and management to bear on China's free enterprise. Goldman Sachs,the US
investment bank has joined with the German financial firm Allianz AG to seek the purchase of $1 billion stake
in the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China. As an economist, I have sent my previous blogs relating to
China's market economy to endorse economic globalization in the 21st century as envisioned by international
economists.

Date: Tuesday, July 12, 2005
Time: 9:36 AM

Submitted by: Jessica
Email address: jessica830419@163.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: The job hunting pressure made me unconfident.

Submitted by: kok lit yoong
Email address: bkly@bigpond.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: I am Malaysian Chinese living in Sydney Australia.My wife and I have been to Shanghai three
times.We think Shanghai is great because of it's people,their entreprenuerial skills,dynamism.Fodd is excellent.The tailors are first class.Will be visiting again soon and hope to set up some kind of business in Shanghai.

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

comments: China is using its influence to help the United States stop Nuke weapons in North Korea. The six-party talks will begin the week of July 25,2005 as published by the Washington Post,July 10,2005 Headline on page A1. Moreover, National Zoo's pandas produce first cub and kids are especially thrilled leaving good impressions for positive friendly relations between China and the United States.

Submitted by: luyiming
Email address: luyiming88@hotmail.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: i am new here ,i want to study english well,so i can use english for my job. because my job is
trading profession.
i hope i will get your help and suggestion. thank you very much
yours sincerely, luyiming

Submitted by: raozichao
Email address: raozhicao@sohu.com
Subject: My Comment For you

comments: very good! I almost go to there every day!

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

comments: Unocal shareholders reconsider bid i.e. They do not think CNOOC's bid presents any threat to US national security and are confident that the Bush administration would not block a deal by the Chinese company to buy California-based Unocal. Such headline is published by Business section of the Washington
Post,July 7, 2005