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    SUMMARY/EXCERPT:

    Nicholas D. Kristof looks at the bad reception his Tibet commentary has gotten in the Chinese media:

    “Just on the former day of the opening ceremony of the Beijing Olympic Games, ‘New York Times,’ an American newspaper, published an article titled ‘An Olive Branch from the Dalai Lama’ by Nicholas D. Kristof, a journalist who once worked in China. The article introduces the Dalai Lama’s new opinions about Tibet…
    If the Dalai Lama has any new ideas indeed, he should communicate with the central government directly instead of conveying his comments by western media. The proposition from a western journalist not only makes people disbelieve its authenticity but also doubts the Dalai Lama’s sincerity. Does he wish to solve the issue or just to strengthen public relations among the western world for another time?”


    China’s tough posture on Tibet

    “In any case, I think some Chinese are too complacent about the way things are going, believing that after the Dalai Lama dies the issue can be sorted out. Think again.” [Read]



    By Nicholas D. Kristof // At On the Ground // On August 25, 2008

    Filed In Blogs // On Aug 26, 2008 // Under Tibet, Communist Party



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