[原创]能让我们找回过去的回忆|红卫中学78届 - 第73页

离线小老虎

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DHK、老路：

见到我们78村同学真高兴，真的是激动人心的场面，为你们致敬，让我们齐齐为传递圣火加油，点燃我们的激情，传递我们的梦想。

离线玲珑姑娘

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DHK、老路：

I saw the pictures, I would loved to be there.

I guess I missed out, do you know how many people show up for the

tourch lighting? I am prod to be chinese time like these....and

another words we have long way to go for the better of chinese

peopole.....

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离线喜儿

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DHK,老路: 为你们鼓掌！！！

今次传递圣火路线因种种原因,临时更改。你俩亲监现场有没有看到圣火,陪跑？

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喜儿:

由于舊金山聖火火炬傳遞路線的臨時更改,將近一萬人位于預定火炬終點

赫曼廣場等待的華僑同胞全部都無法親眼看見火炬,但整起活動便如同歡樂

嘉年華會般地結束.

和諧之旅.神秘之旅.

舊金山巧布奇陣順利完成火炬傳遞

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I missed the torch because it changed route. I took a two hours lunch to show my support (boss didn’t show up at work) and confronted with a Caucasian couple on the topic of Free Tibet. I told them that Tibet has been part of China for more than three hundred years which is longer than the entire U.S. history (everybody knows what European did in this land to the native Indian when they “discovered” this land) and China will be as united as in the present in the foreseeable future as will the U.S. I also questioned them if they would come out to protest for a free ffice:smarttags" />Quebec or a free Northern Ireland if Canada or the United Kingdom is the host of the Olympic (玲珑, I have nothing against you).

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I walked along the Embarcadero in these two hours and saw many verbal fights but in peace on different subjects, such as Tibet, human rights, and even free Burma (缅甸). What that has to do with the Beijing Olympic?!

I felt great and happy about us – American Chinese. We are no longer a silent group or a group that can be ignored. Nobody afraid to voice out and stand strongly on their belief and rights. I even saw a Chinese girl yelling at an American guy: You only know English. You don’t know Chinese. You know nothing!

And I also feel good about the freedom of speech here. A lot of confrontations involved the expression of different opinions except for with the Tibetans. After “the talks”, some people shook hands and had a little talk on other subjects before leaving. A lot of American people are very simple minded or IQ零蛋 toward international affairs (ask your American colleagues if they know where Tibet is). They trust 100% those brand name media, such as CNN, New York Time and Washington Post. They believe whatever those media say is true. We might not be able to convince the other side but at least we opened up their vision and gave them a different angle to look at the issues surrounding China and Tibet, so they can think twice instead of being misled by when they listen to or watch news from the western media, such as CNN.