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crazy semester final
With the approaching of the semester finals, a tons of homework and two tests were full of my schedule. Ten-page term paper with one space, presentation, lab notebook and Statistics assignment were all due next week. If i don't take my time to work on them, it is obvious that I will fail to turn them in on time. Subsequently I will not have enough time to prepare for two tests. It is awful. I can't imagine it any more.
Normally I have a break on Saturdays and study on Sundays at this semester. At this weekend, I did not spend it as usual. Instead, I went to lab to write the term paper and work on lab notebook. I concentrated on them so that I have finished the term paper and half done the lab notebook up to now.
Next week, I have to squeeze some time to review the handout of two classes besides finishing the assignments. It will be the craziest week I will have for this semester. Fortunately, I have the confidence to handle the finals and presentation. I believe I can get 4 points for these two classes.
When the semester is over, I will leave for Orlando and Miami for the winter break soon. How exciting! I am expecting it. -
true condition of China
自改革开放以来，直到1999年时，每年- "储蓄增加额"都相当高，几乎可以约- 于
"工资总额"的 80～90%，而在1995年，"居民储蓄增加额"- 居然还比该年的"工资总额"多出
了44亿元。2001年内"新增居民储蓄"足足- 超出了"工资总额"达 3000亿元。"这就是说，2001
年发出去的工资，不仅没有被拿工资- 人吃掉用掉--分钱，全部存进银行，- 不知从何处
增生了3000亿元（约相当于一年全国教- 总经费）也存进了银行。又如2002年- 资总额大
约是1.2万亿，而居民储蓄却增长了1.5- 亿。这种全世界罕见的怪事，只有一- 解释：财
富被以非工资方式集中在少数富人手- ！因为中国公众实际上除工薪之外极- 有其他收
入，只有贪官污吏才有非法收入、灰- 收入。所以，全国的贪官污吏在加速- 钱，使全国银
行的个人存款总额年年大大超过了全- 工资总额！
131万中×县团级以上干部及其家属占有- 全民财富的70%，1996～2003年外逃资金流-
入境外中×干部及其家属帐户2万2千亿- 民币。至2002年6 月底，全国个人储蓄存款达7万
5千2百亿元，其中县、团、处级或以上- 干部（包括离退休）及其家属申报的- 人储蓄高于
4万亿元。
中国股市证券市场中的6万亿元，干部- 其家属占了4万5千亿元，占75%；而5万- 名
持有2千万元以上的股票证券人士中，- 部及其家属占了4万2千多名，占86%。- 多年来中
国数千万股民投入股市的资金25000亿，- 而相应的上市公司净资产不到5000亿，- 前股票的
流通市值只10000亿。如果算上投资者损- 失掉的机会成本，股民的损失应在20000- 亿以上
(平均每年近200亿)。中国7000万股民投- 股市的3万亿现金，还剩1万亿，其余2- 亿巨资已
被官商联盟所侵夺和消耗。
2006 年4月初，国务院研究室、中纪委办、- 国社会科学院，完成了《全国地方党-
政部门、国家机关公职人员薪酬和家- 财产调查报告》。该报告披露：党政- 部已经形成
社会特权有产阶层，其中地厅级以上- 部已是官僚特权阶层。官僚特权阶层- 收入是当地
城市人均收入的8～25倍，是当地农民- 均收入的25～85倍。
据该报告披露：全国有7省市地厅级及- 上干部个人及配偶拥有财产超7百万- 概况
如下：广东省，平均8百万至2200万；上- 海市，平均8百万至2500万；福建省，平- 均7百万
至1600万；浙江省，平均7百万至2千万- 江苏省，平均7百万至1800万；山东省- 平均 7百
万至1500万；辽宁省，平均7百万至1千4- 万。
7省市地厅级及以上干部及配偶拥有住- 数及平均面积如下：广东省，平均3.5-
幢，面积6百平米至9百平米；上海市，- 平均2.5幢，面积450平米至850平米；福- 省，平均
2.5幢，面积5百平米至6百平米；浙江省- ，平均3幢，面积5百平米至650平米；江- 苏省，平均
3.5幢，面积6百平米至8百平米；山东省- ，平均2.5幢，面积5百平米至7百平米；- 辽宁省，
平均3幢，面积6百平米至850平米。以上- 7省市地厅级及以上干部的子女87%～95%- 在金
融、地产、经贸领域工作。可见，"坚- ×项原则"的结果是垄断一切权力的党- 官先富起来了。
什么"利为民所谋"，什么"和谐社会"，- 么"中国特色"，什么"共同富裕"，通- 见鬼去
吧！只有"保先"是真的：保持GCD先富起- 来的特权地位，这才是最重要的！
2007年深圳市城市人均年收入是32650元- 地厅级高干财产在700万至1000万，省级-
高干财产在850万至 1200万。这样，深圳市的地厅级干部的- 均财产相当于一个普通市民
250年的工资，省级干部相当于一个平- 收入的市民 300年的工资，这地厅级干部全都成了- "扒皮
"了，这省级干部呢，那就更不用说，- 都成了省"霸天"了。
在2004 年中国财富管理论坛上，美林集团发- 了最新的年度全球财富报告，2003
年中国百万美元的富豪达到24万人，所- 掌握的财富总额达到9690亿美元，相当- 2003年13
亿中国人创造的社会财富总和。中国- 已有资产百万美元以上的富豪24万多- ，总资产达8
万亿元人民币。也就是说全国不到万- 之二人口拥有的资产相当于全国国有- 业或全体城乡
居民存款总额的约80%。
2005年11月份仅一个月，各级官员的家- 抢购黄金金条、金币及99%含量的黄金-
物的重量达50 吨！广东、福建、浙江、江苏、山东- 上海、重庆五省二市的厅（局）级或
以上干部及其家属，2005年就已经有98%- 人已拥有或超拥有1000万元的财产。
据《远东经济评论》2007年第4期报道：- 至2006年3月底，内地私人拥有财产（不- 包括在境
外、外国的财产）超过5000万以上的有2- 7310人，超过 1 亿元以上的有3220人。超
过1亿元以上者，有2932人即超过90%是高- 干子女，他们拥有资产20450余亿元；也- 就是说：
GCD3000名高干子弟拥有的资产达两万亿- 人民币，平均每人6.7亿元。其中：广- 东省，
1566人；浙江省，462人；上海市，225人- 北京市， 195人；江苏省，172人；山东省，141
人；福建省，92人；辽宁省，79人。5个- 最重要的工业领域----金融、外贸、地- 、大型工
程、安全业，85% ～90%的核心职位掌握在高干子女的手- 。截至2005年底，仅海外高干
子女亲属经营的中国进出口贸易每年- 达1千多亿美元，拥有财产6千亿美元- 上，海外定居
的高干亲属超过100万，其中高干配偶- 女20多万人。亿万富豪主要靠以下途- 致富：①以
引进外资（包括驻外中资到内地投资- 从中获取回佣。②进口、引进成套设- ，一般比国
际市场高出60%-300%。例如，从意大利引- 进制造皮鞋的自动流水线，国际市场- 200万美
元；广东、江苏引进同一型号，报价- 别为600万～720万美元。一套年产50万- 化肥成套设
备，国际市场价2.2亿美元，山东、辽- 以4亿美元引进。③操控国内资源、商- 品，出口获
利。 ④国土开发、地产倒卖，靠银行借贷- 无本获暴利。⑤走私、逃税，每年走- 轿车3万
至4万辆。⑥金融机构无抵押信贷，资- 外流到个人口袋，这也是金融机构坏- 帐的主要因
素之一。⑦独家或霸占大型工程承包- 高速公路85%由私企承包，承包商是当- 高干亲属。
一公里程的高速公路，能获利700万-1100- 万。⑧抽逃资金到个人帐户，一般通- 金融机
构、中资进行。⑨操控证券市场，制- 假信息勾结金融、传媒造市，从中获- 。
资本主义制度的基础是私有制，国家- 能通过政策措施来调节经济，但没有- 己的
财产，国库全靠纳税人出钱来充实。- 府花钱要有严格的程序，要受全国监- ，贪起污来
谈何容易。可是中国就不同了，它的- 础是公有制，全国的经济命脉都在政- 手里。政府
是由官员组成的，名义上是公有制，- 际上是官有。有权的官甚至不必犯傻- 贪污，他只
要批个条子，给主管官员招呼一下，- 的子女就可以捞到一块大地皮，或到- 企里去当个
头头，这都是真正白手起家的捷径，- 问哪个资本主义的官员有这种方便条- ？所以在中
国特色的官场，聪明人既可以本人当- 官，留令名，又可以让子女据要津，- 钜富。真正
是名利双收，两不耽误。至于那些被- 规的，坐监狱的，见阎王的，其实只- 少数财迷心
窍者做的蠢事。在当今中国，数以万- 计的国有资产，960 万平方公里国土，都是官有制
下的囊中物，想拿的话，探囊取物即- 。"打下来的天下，自然由我们来坐天- 下，这天下
的财产不传给子孙又传给谁？"所以当- 中国亿万富豪中90%以上是高干子女，- 也就不足为奇了！
2006年世界银行报告称，中国0.4% 的人口掌握了70%的财富，美国是5% 的人口掌
握60%的财富，中国的财富集中度世界- 一，成为世界两极分化最严重的国家-
中国"新贵家庭"（即拥有百万美元金融- 资产的）数量仅占中国家庭总量的千- 之
一，但是却掌控全国41.4%左右的财富。- 全世界已有960万户家庭金融资产超过- 万美元，约
占全球家庭总数的0.7%，它们控制的金- 资产为33.2万亿美元，约占全球家庭- 融资产总
额的33.9%。比较上面这两个数据，全世- 界千分之七的富人，在全世界家庭金- 资产总额中所占的
比例，尚低于千分之一中国富人"掌控- 国财产"的比例。据此推算，中国的- 富差
距，和全世界的贫富差距比较，大概- 十倍左右。
一位在中国居住了20多年的美国官员，- 一针见血地指出：中国的问题，其实- 简
单，就是那么大约500 个特权家庭的问题。这500个家庭，加- 他们的儿孙、亲友及身边工
作人员，构成了约5000人的核心体系。- 们之间还存在着普遍的通婚联姻的关- 系。他们垄断
权力、形成利益集团，竭力维护现状- 并制造了"一旦民主，就会天下大乱"- 谎言；十几
亿中国人民，都成了这个小集团的人- 。 -
My China, MyTibet by Grace Wang
It's unbelive Wang can speak almost ten languages. I am really admiring her no matter how other chinese react based on her behivor on the previous Tibet incidence. I hope she can walk out of the distorting situation as a traitor. Good for her.
Here is an article she wrote and delivered on Washington post. It deserves learning.
I study languages -- Italian, French and German. And this summer -- now that it looks as though I won't be able to go home to China -- I'll take up Arabic. My goal is to master 10 languages, in addition to Chinese and English, by the time I'm 30.
I want to do this because I believe that language is the bridge to understanding. Take China and Tibet. If more Chinese learned the Tibetan language, and if Tibetans learned more about China, I'm convinced that our two peoples would understand one another better and we could overcome the current crisis between us peacefully. I feel that even more strongly after what happened here at Duke University a little more than a week ago.
Trying to mediate between Chinese and pro-Tibetan campus protesters, I was caught in the middle and vilified and threatened by the Chinese. After the protest, the intimidation continued online, and I began receiving threatening phone calls. Then it got worse -- my parents in China were also threatened and forced to go into hiding. And I became persona non grata in my native country.
It has been a frightening and unsettling experience. But I'm determined to speak out, even in the face of threats and abuse. If I stay silent, then the same thing will happen to someone else someday.
So here's my story.
When I first arrived at Duke last August, I was afraid I wouldn't like it. It's in the small town of Durham, N.C., and I'm from Qingdao, a city of 4.3 million. But I eventually adjusted, and now I really love it. It's a diverse environment, with people from all over the world. Over Christmas break, all the American students went home, but that's too expensive for students from China. Since the dorms and the dining halls were closed, I was housed off-campus with four Tibetan classmates for more than three weeks.
I had never really met or talked to a Tibetan before, even though we're from the same country. Every day we cooked together, ate together, played chess and cards. And of course, we talked about our different experiences growing up on opposite sides of the People's Republic of China. It was eye-opening for me.
I'd long been interested in Tibet and had a romantic vision of the Land of Snows, but I'd never been there. Now I learned that the Tibetans have a different way of seeing the world. My classmates were Buddhist and had a strong faith, which inspired me to reflect on my own views about the meaning of life. I had been a materialist, as all Chinese are taught to be, but now I could see that there's something more, that there's a spiritual side to life.
We talked a lot in those three weeks, and of course we spoke in Chinese. The Tibetan language isn't the language of instruction in the better secondary schools there and is in danger of disappearing. Tibetans must be educated in Mandarin Chinese to succeed in our extremely capitalistic culture. This made me sad, and made me want to learn their language as they had learned mine.
I was reminded of all this on the evening of April 9. As I left the cafeteria planning to head to the library to study, I saw people holding Tibetan and Chinese flags facing each other in the middle of the quad. I hadn't heard anything about a protest, so I was curious and went to have a look. I knew people in both groups, and I went back and forth between them, asking their views. It seemed silly to me that they were standing apart, not talking to each other. I know that this is often due to a language barrier, as many Chinese here are scientists and engineers and aren't confident of their English.
I thought I'd try to get the two groups together and initiate some dialogue, try to get everybody thinking from a broader perspective. That's what Lao Tzu, Sun Tzu and Confucius remind us to do. And I'd learned from my dad early on that disagreement is nothing to be afraid of. Unfortunately, there's a strong Chinese view nowadays that critical thinking and dissidence create problems, so everyone should just keep quiet and maintain harmony.
A lot has been made of the fact that I wrote the words "Free Tibet" on the back of the American organizer of the protest, who was someone I knew. But I did this at his request, and only after making him promise that he would talk to the Chinese group. I never dreamed how the Chinese would seize on this innocent action. The leaders of the two groups did at one point try to communicate, but the attempt wasn't very successful.
The Chinese protesters thought that, being Chinese, I should be on their side. The participants on the Tibet side were mostly Americans, who really don't have a good understanding of how complex the situation is. Truthfully, both sides were being quite closed-minded and refusing to consider the other's perspective. I thought I could help try to turn a shouting match into an exchange of ideas. So I stood in the middle and urged both sides to come together in peace and mutual respect. I believe that they have a lot in common and many more similarities than differences.
But the Chinese protesters -- who were much more numerous, maybe 100 or more -- got increasingly emotional and vocal and wouldn't let the other side speak. They pushed the small Tibetan group of just a dozen or so up against the Duke Chapel doors, yelling "Liars, liars, liars!" This upset me. It was so aggressive, and all Chinese know the moral injunction: Junzi dongkou, bu dongshou (The wise person uses histongue, not his fists).
I was scared. But I believed that I had to try to promote mutual understanding. I went back and forth between the two groups, mostly talking to the Chinese in our language. I kept urging everyone to calm
down, but it only seemed to make them angrier. Some young men in the Chinese group -- those we call fen qing (angry youth) -- started yelling and cursing at me.
What a lot of people don't know is that there were many on the Chinese side who supported me and were saying, "Let her talk." But they were drowned out by the loud minority who had really lost their cool.
Some people on the Chinese side started to insult me for speaking English and told me to speak Chinese only. But the Americans didn't understand Chinese. It's strange to me that some Chinese seem to feel
as though not speaking English is expressing a kind of national pride. But language is a tool, a way of thinking and communicating.
At the height of the protest, a group of Chinese men surrounded me, pointed at me and, referring to the young woman who led the 1989 student democracy protests in Tiananmen Square, said, "Remember Chai Ling? All Chinese want to burn her in oil, and you look like her." They said that I had mental problems and that I would go to hell. They asked me where I was from and what school I had
attended. I told them. I had nothing to hide. But then it started to feel as though an angry mob was about to attack me. Finally, I left the protest with a police escort.
Back in my dorm room, I logged onto the Duke Chinese Students and Scholars Association (DCSSA) Web site and listserv to see what people were saying. Qian Fangzhou, an officer of DCSSA, was gloating, "We really showed them our colors!"
I posted a letter in response, explaining that I don't support Tibetan independence, as some accused me of, but that I do support Tibetan freedom, as well as Chinese freedom. All people should be free
and have their basic rights protected, just as the Chinese constitution says. I hoped that the letter would spark some substantive discussion. But people just criticized and ridiculed me more.
The next morning, a storm was raging online. Photographs of me had been posted on the Internet with the words "Traitor to her country!" printed across my forehead. Then I saw something really alarming: Both
my parents' citizen ID numbers had been posted. I was shocked, because this information could only have come from the Chinese police.
I saw detailed directions to my parents' home in China, accompanied by calls for people to go there and teach "this shameless dog" a lesson. It was then that I realized how serious this had become. My
phone rang with callers making threats against my life. It was ironic: What I had tried so hard to prevent was precisely what had come to pass. And I was the target.
I talked to my mom the next morning, and she said that she and my dad were going into hiding because they were getting death threats, too. She told me that I shouldn't call them. Since then, short e-mail
messages have been our only communication. The other day, I saw photos of our apartment online; a bucket of feces had been emptied on the doorstep. More recently I've heard that the windows have been smashed
and obscene posters have been hung on the door. Also, I've been told
that after convening an assembly to condemn me, my high school revoked my diploma and has reinforced patriotic education.
I understand why people are so emotional and angry; the events in Tibet have been tragic. But this crucifying of me is unacceptable. I believe that individual Chinese know this. It's when they fire each
other up and act like a mob that things get so dangerous.
Now, Duke is providing me with police protection, and the attacks inChinese cyberspace continue. But contrary to my detractors'expectations, I haven't shriveled up and slunk away. Instead, I've responded by publicizing this shameful incident, both to protect my parents and to get people to reflect on their behavior. I'm no longer afraid, and I'm determined to exercise my right to free speech.
Because language is the bridge to understanding. -
A rarely known history
I felt shocked when I read the below article. I have been in China for 25 years and I haven't heard about that. I wish it was unreal.
I still love my country no matter what she had did. No one can't make a mistake forever.
中国抵制1980莫斯科奥运
似乎当下中国的体育官员和外交官员- 都很纯真，2008北京奥组委副主席蒋效- 愚和外
交部的发言人动不动的高谈”奥运会- 纯洁的体育运动，请国际社会不要把- 治带入体
育”，以此指责国际人权组织”抵制- 运”的呼吁，或者对抗台湾总统候选- 马英九针对”
西藏危机”的批评。比如蒋效愚就声- 马英九的六点声明，就是”非常不得- 心”，而外
交部最擅长的话术则是”别有用心”- 对抗国际组织借奥运会对中国的批评- “不得人心”也好，”别有用心”也- 好，骂得显然都是他们的前辈邓小平- 何振梁，中国1980年代的国家领袖和体- 育领袖，因为他们一手操办了”不得- 心”、”别有用心”的抵制1980年莫斯- 科夏季奥运会。今天为了争取举办好20- 08年奥运会的中国官方，把奥运会和体- 育运动纯洁成花朵一样，不容政治的- 污，可是28年前，他们却用政治强奸- 莫斯
科奥运。
在政治外交上与美国修好的”中美联- 公报”公布之后，1979年10月，国际奥- 会通过投
票表决，决定中国奥委会重返奥林匹- 大家庭，仅仅3个多月后，中国派团参- 加了1980年2
月13日在美国纽约州普莱喜得湖（Lake Placid）举办的第十三届冬季奥林匹克- 动会。在
此期间，中国加入了由美国领头的抵- 1980莫斯科夏季奥运会的行动，把”肮- 脏”的
政治带进”纯洁”的奥运体育运动中-
1979年，苏联悍然侵入阿富汗，导致中- 局势突变，美国总统吉米卡特向臭名- 昭着的
侵略者莫斯科下了最后通牒，要求苏- 在1980年2月20日午夜之前撤回侵略军，- 否则将全面
抵制将于1980年7月19日举办的第22届莫- 科夏季奥运会。2月20日午夜之后，苏- 方面置
若罔闻，或者也像现在的北京一样，- 高举奥运体育的纯洁性”，根本不在- 国际社会的压力
，导致抵制奥运成为现实。
1980莫斯科奥运会，遭到了总共66个国- 的抵制，中国、香港和受国际奥委会- 请的
中华台北队，都采取了全面抵制的态- ；刚刚参加了美国第13届冬奥会的中- 政府，派出
中国夏季奥运代表团转飞美国费城，- 加了美国为抵制奥运特地举办的”自- 之钟经典运
动会”（Liberty Bell Classic），这场为了政治亲近美国的体- 活动，在中国官方体育
的中文记载中极少提及，恐怕是既有- 年拍美国马屁拍的太过分的原因，也- 不愿意让人看出
今日自办奥运”贼喊捉贼”尴尬。
在这个总共有29个国家参加的、别称为- ”抵制奥运运动会”的大型体育盛会- ，中国体育
代表团获得了5枚金牌，1枚银牌在政治- 外交上与美国修好的”中美联合公报- 公布之后，1979年10月，国际奥委会通- 投今日自办奥运”贼喊捉贼”尴尬。-
在这个总共有29个国家参加的、别称为- ”抵制奥运运动会”的大型体育盛会- ，中国
体育代表团获得了5枚金牌，1枚银牌和- 4枚铜牌的好成绩，它也是中国体育健- 在文革之
后，在国际体育赛场综合运动会上的- 大突破。可惜，那些获得奖牌的中国- 动员，却因这
场运动会”妻不是妻、妾不是妾”的- 尬身份，连荣誉都没办法展示在中国- 方的体育史
上。一代运动员的青春，就这样在抵- 中，成为中国政治体育的牺牲品。
1984年，第23届夏季奥运会在美国洛杉- 召开，苏联领导的华沙条约国集团14- 集体
抵制洛杉矶奥运，而中国则积极参加- 这场盛会，许海峰实现了中国奥运金- ”零”的突
破，一代运动员终于走出中国，向世- 展现了中国人无穷的体育潜能。
从1984年洛杉矶到1988年汉城，再到之后- 的巴塞罗那、悉尼、雅典，一代又一- 的中
国运动员在奥运会上为全球华人争光- 彩，然而谁能想到，1980年，被中国官- 方今天骂得
起劲的”别有用心”"政治亵渎体育”- 抵制奥运活动，让一代中国运动员永- 失奥运良机，
中国奥委会又怎么对得起他们？尤为- 者，中国的官方体育史，直到互联网- 今天，竟然
还在掩藏着这段历史... -
A rarely known history
I felt shocked when I read the below article. I have been in China for 25 years and I haven't heard about that. I wish it was unreal.
I still love my country no matter what she had did. No one can't make a mistake forever.
中国抵制1980莫斯科奥运
似乎当下中国的体育官员和外交官员- 都很纯真，2008北京奥组委副主席蒋效- 愚和外
交部的发言人动不动的高谈”奥运会- 纯洁的体育运动，请国际社会不要把- 治带入体
育”，以此指责国际人权组织”抵制- 运”的呼吁，或者对抗台湾总统候选- 马英九针对”
西藏危机”的批评。比如蒋效愚就声- 马英九的六点声明，就是”非常不得- 心”，而外
交部最擅长的话术则是”别有用心”- 对抗国际组织借奥运会对中国的批评- “不得人心”也好，”别有用心”也- 好，骂得显然都是他们的前辈邓小平- 何振梁，中国1980年代的国家领袖和体- 育领袖，因为他们一手操办了”不得- 心”、”别有用心”的抵制1980年莫斯- 科夏季奥运会。今天为了争取举办好20- 08年奥运会的中国官方，把奥运会和体- 育运动纯洁成花朵一样，不容政治的- 污，可是28年前，他们却用政治强奸- 莫斯
科奥运。
在政治外交上与美国修好的”中美联- 公报”公布之后，1979年10月，国际奥- 会通过投
票表决，决定中国奥委会重返奥林匹- 大家庭，仅仅3个多月后，中国派团参- 加了1980年2
月13日在美国纽约州普莱喜得湖（Lake Placid）举办的第十三届冬季奥林匹克- 动会。在
此期间，中国加入了由美国领头的抵- 1980莫斯科夏季奥运会的行动，把”肮- 脏”的
政治带进”纯洁”的奥运体育运动中-
1979年，苏联悍然侵入阿富汗，导致中- 局势突变，美国总统吉米卡特向臭名- 昭着的
侵略者莫斯科下了最后通牒，要求苏- 在1980年2月20日午夜之前撤回侵略军，- 否则将全面
抵制将于1980年7月19日举办的第22届莫- 科夏季奥运会。2月20日午夜之后，苏- 方面置
若罔闻，或者也像现在的北京一样，- 高举奥运体育的纯洁性”，根本不在- 国际社会的压力
，导致抵制奥运成为现实。
1980莫斯科奥运会，遭到了总共66个国- 的抵制，中国、香港和受国际奥委会- 请的
中华台北队，都采取了全面抵制的态- ；刚刚参加了美国第13届冬奥会的中- 政府，派出
中国夏季奥运代表团转飞美国费城，- 加了美国为抵制奥运特地举办的”自- 之钟经典运
动会”（Liberty Bell Classic），这场为了政治亲近美国的体- 活动，在中国官方体育
的中文记载中极少提及，恐怕是既有- 年拍美国马屁拍的太过分的原因，也- 不愿意让人看出
今日自办奥运”贼喊捉贼”尴尬。
在这个总共有29个国家参加的、别称为- ”抵制奥运运动会”的大型体育盛会- ，中国体育
代表团获得了5枚金牌，1枚银牌在政治- 外交上与美国修好的”中美联合公报- 公布之后，1979年10月，国际奥委会通- 投今日自办奥运”贼喊捉贼”尴尬。-
在这个总共有29个国家参加的、别称为- ”抵制奥运运动会”的大型体育盛会- ，中国
体育代表团获得了5枚金牌，1枚银牌和- 4枚铜牌的好成绩，它也是中国体育健- 在文革之
后，在国际体育赛场综合运动会上的- 大突破。可惜，那些获得奖牌的中国- 动员，却因这
场运动会”妻不是妻、妾不是妾”的- 尬身份，连荣誉都没办法展示在中国- 方的体育史
上。一代运动员的青春，就这样在抵- 中，成为中国政治体育的牺牲品。
1984年，第23届夏季奥运会在美国洛杉- 召开，苏联领导的华沙条约国集团14- 集体
抵制洛杉矶奥运，而中国则积极参加- 这场盛会，许海峰实现了中国奥运金- ”零”的突
破，一代运动员终于走出中国，向世- 展现了中国人无穷的体育潜能。
从1984年洛杉矶到1988年汉城，再到之后- 的巴塞罗那、悉尼、雅典，一代又一- 的中
国运动员在奥运会上为全球华人争光- 彩，然而谁能想到，1980年，被中国官- 方今天骂得
起劲的”别有用心”"政治亵渎体育”- 抵制奥运活动，让一代中国运动员永- 失奥运良机，
中国奥委会又怎么对得起他们？尤为- 者，中国的官方体育史，直到互联网- 今天，竟然
还在掩藏着这段历史... -
gossip about relationship
I was surprised to get an invitation to a party hosted by an indian guy. Actually we have some contact because his girlfriend and I are from one university in China. I don't know why and how she found an indian guy as her boyfriend finally.
It was Thursday( 4,11) and it was also raining heavily. I was wondering why they gave a party on workingday night. I got the answer that it is the birthday party for Rubby, the indian guy at their apartment. It's a great party and I also met some friends there that I did not contact so often.
We had a relaxed chat and ate some different kinds of food and birthday cake. The girls there were talking about some other's personal affairs. For example, one of my friend fell in love with a girl because he ever said something about her. It's weird. They also speak of me and one girl. I did not admit that I had some crush on that girl. I think it is meaningless to talk about my personal stuff with them. They just dispersed some bad news to other people. I don't care about whatever they say. I only live for myself. -
Tibet was, is and will be the part of China
Recenty almost all the international media paid more attention to the riot present in Tibet, China. I watched some related pictures and video from western media such as CNN, BBC. Most of them were taken in other countries about the similar riot. I am angry at their arbitory judgment. I think they should think about it before they deliver them in the public. Or else they will dislead their people and leave their bad impression on Chinese government.
I am a Chinese and love my homeland just as most Amercian love their own country. I just hope the western media give a fair and true report on Tibet issue. According to some videos taken in Tibet, I found some people were crazy. For example, they attacked the passing military trucks with bottles or something else, beat some riding people and burned others' cars and so on. I can't believe that they truly happened in China. What's wrong with these crazy people? Chinese government think a series of riot is supported by Dalai Lama and some western anti-chinese organizations. Why do they have to do these destructive events?
Besides, It happened right before Beijing will host the summer 2008 Olympic Games and Taiwan presdiental election. Do they have any interaction among them? I am confused with them. I hope those bad people can stop their crazy behivor as soon as possible.
I support China.
Below is a popular poem in Chineses mailing list and I want to share with everyone.
For the Tibetans and Hans alike.
TV And Gun
The Ruins
I knew it from the beginning,
I knew they are coming,
Right down the Potala Palace,
Along the stone streets,
Marched down the soldiers,
with live ammunition.
The soldiers hold tight,
The machine guns in their hands,
Side by side,
comes the camera man,
He owns all the TV screens,
on the whole land.
My heart is sinking,
I knew it's coming,
They got everything ready,
They are gonna kill,
They are gonna lie.
It's never their first time,
In Beijing they did just alike,
In a young summer night,
machine guns cut down,
so many innocent young men.
Right next day on all the TV sreens,
they said all rioters deserved to die.
Now the people in Beijing,
Sitting in front of their TV,
No facing guns like they did last time.
They said, how dare those Tibetan,
Attack our people the great Han.
My fellow country men,
What a shame,
you forgot just yesterday,
to your brothers and sisters,
they just did the same.
I knew it, I see it coming
The soldiers hold machine guns,
Ready to fire in their hand,
The camera man has,
the story script already,
well written in his mind.
They are gonna kill,
They are gonna lie,
Like they had always done,
In a thousand moonless night. -
rocky night
Wiitala brothers, have you heard about them? did you know what they do? Guess what?
They are a rocky band. Maybe they are not so popular that you did not heard about them. However, I was lucky to watch their awesome live rocky show at the Breslin center with Paul on March 31. It was a rainy day and only some students showed up then. It shows the center is a little bit empty. but it did not affect the performance of the band. A guy was singing loudly with the music played by his team and all kinds of lights shining. They are not long songs which still made them feel tired. I can imagine that. I think they gave us about 20 songs at night. Although I can not understand most of the songs' meaning, I also felt excited that I waved my hands and gave them my warm claps. Meanwhile, my heart was beating fast and It seemed that I was going to be deaf because of inspired and loud songs.
At the end of the concert, I went to the middle of the scene. There I found a tall hot and pretty girl dancing to the music. I only concentrate on her for a little while because of her behivor. People started to move out the chairs to give enough room to dance to music and they were crazy about the performance.
I will memorize the crazy night that I spent at MSU.
Below is a little knowledge about Rock music cited from Wikipedia.
Rock music is a form of popular music with a prominent vocal melody, accompanied by guitar, drums, and bass. Many styles of rock music also use keyboard instruments such as organ, piano, mellotron, and synthesizers. Other instruments sometimes utilized in rock include harmonica, violin, flute, banjo, melodica, and timpani. Also, less common stringed instruments such as mandolin and sitar are used. Rock music usually has a strong back beat, and often revolves around the guitar, either solid electric, hollow electric, or acoustic.
Rock music has its roots in 1940s and 1950s rock and roll and rockabilly, which evolved from blues, country music and other influences. According to the All Music Guide, "In its purest form, Rock & Roll has three chords, a strong, insistent back beat, and a catchy melody. Early rock & roll drew from a variety of sources, primarily blues, R&B, and country, but also gospel, traditional pop, jazz, and folk. All of these influences combined in a simple, blues-based song structure that was fast, danceable, and catchy.
In the late 1960s, rock music was blended with folk music to create folk rock, blues to create blues-rock and with jazz, to create jazz-rock fusion, and without a time signature to create psychedelic rock. In the 1970s, rock incorporated influences from soul, funk, and latin music. Also in the 1970s, rock developed a number of subgenres, such as soft rock, heavy metal, hard rock, progressive rock, and punk rock. Rock subgenres that emerged in the 1980s included synth-rock, hardcore punk and alternative rock. In the 1990s, rock subgenres included grunge, Britpop, indie rock, and nu metal.
A group of musicians specializing in rock music is called a rock band or rock group. Many rock groups consist of a guitarist, lead singer, bass guitarist, and drummer, forming a quartet. Some groups omit one or more of these roles and/or utilize a lead singer who plays an instrument while singing, forming a trio or duo; others include additional musicians such as one or two rhythm guitarists and/or a keyboardist. More rarely, groups also utilize stringed instruments such as violins or cellos, and/or horns like trumpets or trombones. -
endless noises
I don't know what our neighbour do. They usually got home very late at night and then made a lot of noises such as TV high-volume sound, loud talking or singing the songs. It sucks. I can't stand their behavior. I can not concentrate on sleeping at night although I have classes or experiment plan at the early morning. I did not know when I fell asleep. Bad sleeping made me late for my meeting with my advisor at 8:30 am on Thursday and learning technique at 8:00 am on Friday. Fortunatelly, I did not feel uncomfortable when talking with someone else.
As for the noises, I don't know what I should do. Can I complain to some related housing service or something office else. I don't have any clue. It makes me hate the black girls. They are fat and have thick lips and wear the unmatched clothes.
Now I just hope I can move out of here as soon as possible. I will do it at the weekend after the mid-test on 3, 31,2008. Besides, I can escape my curent dirty, shitful and lazy roomie. I don't want to talk with him. Go to hell. -
the first experience to extract DNA from Funga mycelia
I learned how to extract DNA from Fungal mycelia last Friday. It took me almost the whole day to finish the first fifteen steps. It is a long time to get what I want. Now I just hope that I will extract DNA as what I expect. Next week I will get the answer to it. I don't want to fail at the first time. However, I also met with many difficulties. I don't exactly know where the chemical solvents are, how to use some instrumental, and lack of certain equipment. Anyway, I made it finally.
I did something wrong in the middle of it. I did not add the toxic solvent in the right place. so I smelt some odor and did not feel well. It is my fault because I did not ask someone esle in my lab. It should be avoided. History will not repeat. Besides, I am not sure whether I stored the right extraction layer ultimately. It is the key to the success.
I will the final result although I have to spent another long time.
