China Cracking Down on Foreigners?

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China Cracking Down on Foreigners?

Postby headhonchoII » 12 Jul 2012, 06:45

This is why they must thread very carefully when dealing with the issue of corruption. They must be seen to do something about Bo Xi Lai but cannot delve too deep without exposing their own corruption. The Chinese way is to be corrupt. Always was, probably always will be.

It is much easier to look outside for problems rather than inside.
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Re: China Cracking Down on Foreigners?

Postby Mucha Man » 12 Jul 2012, 09:59

dan2006 wrote:...I have friends from the mainland and they are nothing like what the article discusses, but it is making me second guess if I want to go there this year for a vacation.. :cool:


I've been travelling in China since March. Haven't noticed even a sniff of anti-foreigner sentiment. People still smile, or scowl, as their wont. Shopkeepers are polite and friendly, or rude and indifferent, people on the street still want to say "hellooooo" and taxi drivers still want to run me down.
“Everywhere else in the world is also really old” said Prof. Liu, a renowned historian at Beijing University. “We always learn that China has 5000 years of cultural heritage, and that therefore we are very special. It appears that other places also have some of this heritage stuff. And are also old. Like, really old.”

http://hikingintaiwan.blogspot.com/

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