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600 people donating blood in one company in Beijing. http://finance.sina.com.cn/chanjing/b/20080513/19084864175.shtml
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Donating Blood
In rain, people waiting in long lines to donate blood in Chengdu, Sichuan.
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600 people donating blood in one company in Beijing. http://finance.sina.com.cn/chanjing/b/20080513/19084864175.shtml
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600 people donating blood in one company in Beijing. http://finance.sina.com.cn/chanjing/b/20080513/19084864175.shtml
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We can hope this will help the Chinese also learn compassion for Tibetans who are being brutalized in the darkness of the third month of an international tourist and news blackout imposed by China. Peace and compassion please
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Hi Mickey, thanks for your message and caring about Tibetans (now called Zang). Ethnic Chinese always have compassion for them as they are our brothers and sisters. My province, Sichuan, which is neighboring Tibet, has been shipping food and supplies to Tibet for many years. In this earthquake, Tibetans were also affected so our compassion will benefit them for sure.
I have tried hard to find evidence of brutality against Tibetans but have seen none for the three "dark" months. What I have seen is brutality from some Tibetan rioters against ethnic Chinese and Chinese Muslims and even normal Tibetans. Please send me evidence (photos or videos) of innocent Tibetans being brutalized during this "crackdown". I have found the so called "international" media were too biased to trust and thus a restriction does not appear unreasonable to me.
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