To all my dear Chinese Friends ~

We dont need to fighlt here and I just think it waste our time to argue with some people only just follow what the media has reported. Fact is nothing to argue about, for instance, if I take my son to my work . I dont have to repeate myself to intorduce him to all my mates over and over again. The wise one will be already know he is my angle by a FACT.

To the rest of world

Fist all all , thanks for all of you guys. Your kind attention about China has really cheer me up~ I was so proud of myself as an Chinese, because you guys show your passion here to my country .

Come guys ~ I thought you guys are well educated and I am sure you will figure it out why some people has such great interets for BEIJING GAME. You konw it , so do I ~

Thanks all and have a great day.

FAN LONG, Perth, AUSTRALIA

I'm a student in Shanghai .And I know little about politics,but one thing I know that ALL CHINESE LOVE PEACE and JUSTICE!
You are truely hurting Chinese hearts!
Nazi?How come?
Compeletely different!
Long live China!

Jianning Wang, shanghai, China

Switch from Visa and don't drink Coke.
China politicized the Olympics.
Coke and Visa bank rolled them.
Deny them their profit stream!

Phil Green, Dublin,

"Tibet issue" was out of concern When Beijing was chosen to host the Olympic. The recent change is due to the riot violence over Lasha and protests otherwhere. Now, to advocate a boycott of Olympic seems to encourage the riot violence and to hurt the billion Chinese when they are warming up their huge enthusiasm to embrace the world. When the Olympic used as a tool, it first hurts the advocator as disregarding of the spirit of Olympic and enlarging the split of world. The Chinese critize the government as other people critize theirs, why they turn to help the government this time. Go to the Beijing and may you find the reason.

shinga, Sendai, Japan

Seeing is believing.

Come to China and make your own judgement.

Please add your standing points: have you ever been to China?

Li, Shenzhen, China

Tibet being controlled by China is similar to Japan controllin Manchuria in the 1930's. They had no right to be there, vulturally, thenically, or on any grounds. They took it upon themselves. Now China is imposing itself on Tibet, and has done for 50 years. We gave autonomy to some countries in Europe but forgot about Tibet in 1949. About time we rectified this i think..i would be proud id we did boycott them, even though i want to see our athletes prosper

R.A, Kent, UK

As a Chinese, who lived in China and now living in London, I can reassure you that we perfectly understand the meaning of free speech - we value and appreciate it like the rest of the world.

But we have no respect for and trully despise hypocrisy and double standard shown by the western world. I believe that western world has no right in lecturing China on human rights, given what they have done in Iraq. Both US and UK legitimised the invasion withouth international approval by falsifing evidence. After having destroyed Iraq as a country completely and ruined Iraqi people's life totally, and now UK is starting to teach chinese about respect for different regions and other cultures??? I find it way too ironical!!!

MeiFan, London, UK

The tibetan policy of the chinese government obviously can not be heralded as a success. Dalai Lama's call for greater autonomy and cultural preservation should be supported by all Chinese. (I'm a chinese myself). If we look at the atrocity the government have committed to all those important aspects of chinese culture (Destroying ancient buildings, little respect for environment, etc.), it is not difficult to imagine why tibetans have such grievance against the government.

I'd like to point out, if there are only two political entities in the world, china and tibet, nobody in china will care if tibet is independent. It's precisely that there are these western countries that to a large extent created this problem, such as the Great game, and british invasion of tibet, that china will not let tibet independent. So, please fight for Tibet's culture preservation. westerner's chatting for tibet independence will create more chinese anger and tibetan sufferings.

aaron, Santa Fe, USA

Though I agree with the spirit of this article, I cannot help but feel that spurious comparisons with the Berlin Olympics (I fail to see the validity in comparing the taking down of anti-Jew posters to an attempt to make the Beijing air breathable) do not achieve anything positive, and instead hand organs such as the People's Daily a stick with which to beat the Western media.
This comparison helped provide the People's Daily with enough evidence to today portray Mr Portillo as "wildly arrogant" and "competely ignorant", among other things, and accuse the article of having "low-IQ bias". This in turn helps build a picture of the Western media as being baselessly and implacably anti-China and gives credence to a charge of "steroid-enhanced mud-slinging".
Emotive comparisons with Nazi Germany are inappropriate and unnecessary. The recent events in Tibet and the question marks on China's human rights record are serious enough on their own.
http://world.people.com.cn/GB/1030/7059943.htm

Alastair, Dingwall, UK

On the issue of Tibet I am amazed to see all the Chinese comments here and elsewhere on the internet as of with one voice supporting what their government says and does.
Its frightening - like watching the Chinese police and military running in line like ants and giving no room for protest or other view on matters.
Apparently we should ALL ONLY thank Mao´s heroic soldiers that so unselfish climbed to the top of the mountainous land and freed the Tibetans from Dalai Lama and his religious and suppressive rule that kept its people in a stone age like state.
Sorry, but to me from what I have heard and seen on TV through the years, and always through Chinese eyes, as all film crews have been on guided tours thanks to the generous help of the Chinese authorities, I am of the opinion that all Chinese effort of helping this poor undeveloped province of China with goods and not the lest manpower by the millions, is indeed heartbreaking - Dear Tibetan natives, as the saying goes “with such a friendship – you do not need enemies!”
Not all souls can be bought the Tibetans have shown. It’s a hardy and injuring people that build their home in those hills in the first place – they are indeed the true caretakers of that region and have given the world more gifts and prosperity than communist China ever can.
Steven Spielberg “flew over the Beijing Nest” - it is possible - the choice is yours.
Sven Hansen
Denmark

Sven Hansen, Horsens, Denmark