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Herein lies the main problem with our supporting the Tibet movement: We are inadvertently helping the monopoly of the Communist Party in Beijing.

Right after Tienanmen Square, anti Beijing feelings ran high among the Chinese people. They wanted to listen to Voice of America on their radios. They applauded at the Statue of Liberty erected by the students. Yet, when they began to hear about how Tibet is "occupied by the Chinese", it ruffled their basic sense of the Chinese as a multiple-ethnic people. They began to change their minds about the West. To them now, they felt the West was lying.

Many of them have now turned back to support Beijing. As one overseas Chinese put it: "It's a joke to talk about human rights when you don't have a country." They now see the United States as having a strong motive in splitting China along her ethnic lines.

Instead of winning any battle against communism, we are making 1.3 billion Chinese people feel we are liars who "use the Tibet movement to split China."

More than a decade after the Tienanmen Square incident, the support for Beijing among Chinese people is now at an all time high. One might wonder why. Unfortunately, a chief answer is we have continually made the Chinese people feel the integrity of their multiple-ethnic nation is under attack.

Our blind support for the Tibet movement has helped Beijing in this achievement.
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站在篮球场上，突然感觉回到了中学：这不就是那时候梦想的生活么？每天都可以（只）玩电脑和打篮球，还有什么不满足的呢？

 

只可惜哥们姐们都不在。。。

就有一个人的办公室了

尽管并不很熟

找到幸福