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星期二, 三月 18, 2008
温家宝奉台北为正朔么
中国总理温家宝在记者会上回答台湾记者问题原话：
[温家宝]:我是一个爱国主义者，我脑子里总是在想，“一心中国梦、万古下泉诗”，“度尽劫波兄弟在，相逢一笑泯恩仇”。我们将继续扩大同台湾经贸交流的范围，包括投资、贸易、旅游、金融，提高合作的层次。在这些问题上，我们都可以本着平等互利的原则来进行协商。这样做实际上是发挥了两岸互补的优势和互利的优势。 [11:53]
查“一心中国梦、万古下泉诗”句出元代诗人郑思肖《德佑二年岁旦》。原诗为：
力不胜于胆，逢人空泪垂。
一心中国梦，万古下泉诗。
日近望犹见，天高问岂知。
朝朝向南拜，愿睹汉旌旗。
“向南拜”，即向南宋小朝廷所在而拜。是年，蒙军陷临安、虏恭帝；后三年，宋亡。“朝朝向南拜，愿睹汉旌旗”，原来今天中土身陷鞑虏，尚待王师南来垂救？而且估计垂救不成，亡国在即？相比之下，“力不胜于胆，逢人空泪垂”所表明的对统一前景的绝望、和引发人们对温相经常流泪原因的联想，还在其次了。
对负责公开讲话文稿的高官秘书资质严加考察，应该不难吧。仿佛也不是第一次了。
2008.3.18
22:10 发表在 个人文章, 中土 | 查看全文 | 评论 (0)
Report from The Christian Science Monitor
An overturned car burns in Lhasa, Tibet March 14, 2008. Protesters in Tibet's capital burnt shops and vehicles and yelled for independence on Friday as the region was hit by protests, prompting the Dalai Lama to urge Beijing to stop 'brute force'.
REUTERS
Tibet unrest deepens, with violence and rioting
Tibetans threw stones at Chinese troops and set fire to buildings Friday.By Christopher Johnson
from the March 15, 2008 edition
TOKYO - Some 1,500 Tibetans engaged in street fighting with several hundred armed police as unrest intensified in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa, according to a group of foreign backpackers who witnessed rioting Friday in which protesters targeted Han Chinese and Muslims known as Hui.
"An empty PLA [People's Liberation Army] convoy pulled through" Beijing Street, the main thoroughfare just north...
03:05 发表在 Lhasa | 查看全文 | 评论 (0)
Pics and privat reports from Lhasa
by foreign jounalist:
02:30 发表在 Lhasa | 查看全文 | 评论 (0)
Violence in Tibet
Pictures from Lhasa
Mar 17th 2008
From Economist.com
http://www.economist.com/daily/chartgallery/displaystory....
by foreign tourist:
Friday, March 14, 2008
More from Lhasa
http://kadfly.blogspot.com/2008/03/more-from-lhasa.html
Monday, March 17, 2008
Riots in Lhasa
http://oimdu.blogspot.com/2008/03/riots-in-lhasa-last-day...
from TV:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNTZv797PKYtwo Lhasa reports from The Economist
Tibet
Mar 14th 2008 | LHASA
Fire on the roof of the world
From Economist.com
Simmering resentment boils over
THE Chinese authorities had been fearing trouble, but nothing on this scale. An orgy of anti-Chinese rioting convulsed the Tibetan capital, Lhasa, on Friday March 14th, leaving security forces uncertain how to respond. For many hours mobs controlled the streets, burning and looting as they pleased.
The approach of Beijing’s Olympic games in August is seen by many of Lhasa’s residents as an opportunity to put their contempt for Chinese rule on display to the outside world. China’s desire to ensure the games are not marred by calls for boycotts is tying its hands as it considers how to respond.
Your correspondent, the only foreign journalist with official permission to be in Lhasa when the violence erupted, saw crowds hurling chunks of concrete at the numerous...