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China will shut down or punish dozens of video-sharing Web sites for carrying content deemed pornographic, violent or a threat to national security under rules that tighten Internet controls, a regulator said Friday.
The announcement came as Chinese Web surfers were blocked from seeing foreign sites with video about protests in Tibet. The new order did not mention the anti-government demonstrations or China's resulting crackdown.
Communist authorities have also tightened controls on Chinese media ahead of this summer's Beijing Olympics in hopes of stopping content that might tarnish a national prestige event.
Originally posted by wwssii
so you mean it is only right that all chinese should stay in the chinese forum?
as for the internet brigade, i am really tired of replying such stupid imagination.
dont take ATS so seriously.
now, i have the interest to defend my country and let you know the other side of things.
american want to police the world, i can understand.
but what makes me disappointed is the whole ATS full of China-bashing post.
i want to ask you to speak something positive on China, can you? of course, no. that is the case.
you just like attacking China. why?
american want to police the world, i can understand. but people from other nations such as new zealand and finland also join the debate bashing china. what is the things to do with you?. history is not written by you but by Chinese
history is not written by you but by Chinese
i think it hurts when i see lies about China. especially in terms of the sovereignty integrity.
if you said something corruption or pollution about China, i will never fight back. truth is the truth.
Originally posted by wwssii
i think it hurts when i see lies about China. especially in terms of the sovereignty integrity.
if you said something corruption or pollution about China, i will never fight back. truth is the truth.
Originally posted by sy.gunson
I have read China's version and I hear the justifications like bringing prosperity and development to Tibet, but that is not what the Tibetans want. the Tibetans want to be Tibetans.
The Tibetans want Chinese to come to their country as respectful guests. Not as soldiers with guns.
China's history is very complicated and complex. there are numerous kingdoms in china's history. so do you think china should go back to the situation thousands years before?...why Hongkong and Macow should return, that is just because those are traitor treaties in Qing dynasty that seperate Hongkong and Macow from China. what China means? never be the Qing emperor, but the people living in the land. both Hongkong and Macow are our compatriots. Tibetan is also.
dont worry about the freedom the tibetans should enjoy, they live quite well. to set the history aside, look upon the nowdays life in tibet, you will find tibetans lives are the same as Han ppl. i dont mean they are very rich, but Han ppl are also living a not so good life in general...i find no difference in the life between Tibetans and han. the freedom is the same thing for all the chinese, no predominant ones. if there are, there are must be Tibetan who prevail Han ppl.
we also set the things before 1960 aside first, after that time , tibetans have got a better and better life. no any culture genocide. you can find that by going to tibet on the ground.
Originally posted by Witness2008
I think we need to step up our efforts encouraging boycott of products an the Olympics.
Originally posted by wwssii rioters attacked not only the Han ppl but also those tibetan doctors, firefighters and polices.
Originally posted by sy.gunson
The Tibetans will not forget. You can't just steal someone's freedom and tell them to forget about it.
Originally posted by wwssii
how can i show you the evidence since all the things in chinese web are regarded by you as propaganda....
Originally posted by ikaruga
The Chinese are being very transparent in their domestic meida coverage of these incidents.
For now, Beijing's hard line on Tibet is only likely to get harder. Military police officers are pouring into Tibetan regions to stifle new protests. Nor are the demonstrations winning sympathy in a nation that is 94 percent Han Chinese. State media have tightly controlled coverage to focus on Tibetans burning Chinese businesses or attacking and killing Chinese merchants. No mention is made of Tibetan grievances or reports that 80 or more Tibetans have died.