I have just got a mail from one friend from London. It proved something I am suspecting. Here it is:
I went to see the torch relay on 4 th of Apr?one of western pro -tibet supporter came to chinese student to ask a bottle of water,They don’t want to give to him. and he said ,come on.Don’t be like that, They said why we have to give to you one? he said. for work! oh oh? funny.is it? who is those people? Do they really want to be the free tibet group or they just came for something else? for example,6 pounds per hour like working in supermarket? who knows?

Let the Olympic Torch Shine

Majority of the people in the English-speaking world seemed not knowing much about Chinese History, and its cultural background.

Some basic information, which is facts:-
1. Tibet has always been a part of China over hundreds of years, and was also virtually, a province of China;
2. In China, people speak over a hundred dialects, and Tibetan is only one of them;
3. Chinese nationals could have special cultures over different provinces;
4. All people in China, Tibetan or otherwise have to suffer as a result of the Communists taken over China, the Tibetans were not the only ones.
5. Human rights in China are in control all over the country, and not just Tibet.
6. Riots in Tibet are violent activities that damage the peace and livelihood of all other fellow citizens.
7. Olympic is an activity for world peace and harmony, and those exploited and vandalized it should be condemned.
8. Dalai Lama has exploited Buddhism as a political tool, and this is against Buddhism principals, in particular, destroying peace of mind, and harmony in people.

Celebrities such as PM Rudd, Dawn Fraser, Richard Gear, though have their own right to stand for themselves, should understand what they really represent, unless, they have special political agenda.

I am also victim of China’s Communists, but still feeling broken hearted to see how people blindly hurt themselves to attack the torch, just like terrorists bombers in bombing themselves, both of which are exploited by people with political agenda.

I hope people in the world can understand more about these facts and the vivid truth instead of blindly say something or do something bias and harmful to innocent parties!

China’s always a peace loving country. It has opened to the world for last 30 years and has changed dramatically since. That’s why we’re willing to hold the Olympics in the first place - to let the world see the real China and all the changes happened and are happening there.

Tibet was, is and always will be a part of China. Please stop trying to use hate, violence, riots and ‘human rights’ to separate our country and invade Olympics!

I cited here a comment published in BBC Blog on 28 March to let those arogant Westerners understand commom Chinese people’s feelings:

I am a girl from Guizhou. First, I have to say I can visit the western website, like BBC. Secondly, I want to let you know there are 56 ethnics in China, not only Tibet and Han. Chinese government didn’t treat Tibet different from any other ethnics. Instead, they get more support. For example, Han people can only one child, as you know, however, Miao people and other ethnics can have tow. In my opinion, I can’t understand why some Tibetans were angry with Han and killed some innocent Han. It was wrong to do so, although we know you wanted to have your voice heard all over the world. As for the some western reporters distorted it as a Peaceful protest, I felt very disappointed. It made me fell I am unwelcome to the westerner, because you have very deep bias. So many of my friends said why we should take too much care of what the westerners said, most of who have never been to China. Finally, we have been trying very hard to prepare an excellent Olympic Games, even the people the small town like Leishan are excited. However, because of the Tibet protest, it seemed that many westerners were angry with Chinese. If we knew this early, I prefer there is no Games. And this really hurt and frustrated us, the common Chinese people . Olympic Games is just Sport event, how can it become a tool? How I wish my English would be better or you can understand Chinese, then I can show my feeling clearly. Please let the world become peace, Chinese need it, and the people in the world need it.

Tibetans are human, they have human rights. Chinese people are also human, they also have human rights. Athletes are human as well, they have human rights as well. Who has the superior “human right” to end athletes’ professional career? Tibetans have the “human right” to win a true and highly autonomy; Chinese people don’t deserve the Olympic Games which they have prepared for 7 years, do they? “Tibet is not free”(BBC news title) is not news. The whole Chine is not free. These are all long-standing issues. Would Chine be free and Tibet have a highly autonomy if a sports meet was boycotted? Several months before the Beijing Olympic Games, such human rights activities seem more like blackmail than true solutions.
“Today, China can no longer be ignored.”(“Playing the Games” by Joshua Kurlantzick). I want to say that ignoring more than 1.3 billion people is irresponsible for the human beings. China is already open and Chinese people keep their eyes opened to the rest of the world: Should the Olympic Games be boycotted if it was in a US city in 2003 when the War of Iraq took place and opposed by almost all of the world? Should the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games be boycotted if there was an Olympic Games in Paris in November 2005 when French government “crack down” the riots in Paris suburb? President Sarkozy should not forget his hardline comments saying the government would not allow “troublemakers, a bunch of hoodlums, think they can do whatever they want”’ (BBC News). Although we have a lot of sympathy to Tibetan people, what happened outside Chinese embassy in Brussels showed that Chinese government should not allow “a bunch of Tibetan troublemakers, think they can do whatever they want”.

Americans enjoy very much their “football” which most people of the world don’t understand. Boycott or not, one out of five of the world’s population can be many enough to play good Games. Compared with Americans, what Chinese people lack is self-confidence. On the way to catch up with “developed countries”, “developing countries” are so sincere and active to participate in any international event because they don’t have enough self-confidence and eagerly seek the recognition from the international community. This encourages some Western people to even more self-confidently believe that they represent justice and boycott can work. Those who, compare Beijing Olympic Games to Berlin Olympic Games in 1936, are too ignorant to understand that Chinese people consider the Games an opportunity to be recognised by the world and to join the international community. That is what Berlin sought in 1936?

Some people from “developed countries”, or the “West”, are too self-confident. They never suspect what they are told, taught and believe in. Whenever they have different opinions from the rest of the world, the reaction spontaneously is: Their brain is washed by their government. Why don’t ask yourself: maybe our brain is washed by our media or our government? People having higher GDP per capita don’t naturally represent human justice and what they see or believe in is not surely more correct than others.

The world needs more communication, more understanding, more compromise and more harmony. Otherwise, self-confidence would become arrogance and ridiculous ignorance.