May 11th, 2008
It feels like trampling on an already well-trampled Chinese flag at this point as millions have begun their Olympic host celebrations on the mainland, but carrying on from an earlier post, here is how discussion over the actions of a few Chinese students who resorted to violence as the torch ... 3 comments · »»
May 6th, 2008
Last week someone left a comment on a GVO post, something to the effect of 'the whole world hates the Chinese people now' and for a lot of people in (and outside) China, it sure is looking difficult to even be Chinese these days. 77 comments · »»
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Global Voices celebrates, this month, Hyejin Kim's first anniversary as the GVO Korean Language editor. She is also a celebrated young novelist: her debut book, 'Jia: A Novel of North Korea', has been highly praised as a very vivid and moving novel set in 1990’s North Korea. Is this story just fiction? Hyejin lets us know in this interview. 4 comments · »»
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Junni wrote a Korean film festival guide at Ohmynews.
May 5th, 2008
Martin J Frid from Kurashi blogs the local news about anti-U.S beef candlelight rally.
Hecaitou comments on the clash between Chinese students and South Korean protesters during the Olympic torch relay demonstration. The blogger pointed out that the Chinese government could provide legal support for the Chinese student, but shouldn't alleviate the issue to the international level [zh].
April 29th, 2008
One free Korea described the pro-China Olympic torch protesters as invasion by “The Ugly Chinese”.
Red Guard from tecn pointed out that the Olympic torch relay protest became an opportunity for Chinese to show off their Gong Fu. In the comment section, many commentators criticized that the Chinese protesters acted like red guards during the cultural revolution[zh].
April 28th, 2008
Ampontan noticed the nationalistic rhetorics in Li Yang's crazy English teaching approach.
R. Elgin from Marmot's Hole blog about the Olympic Torch relay protest in Seoul.
April 25th, 2008
CINA forecasts a pro-Tibet protest during the Olympic Torch relay in Seoul the coming Sunday. According to the blogger, the extreme right to the left and the liberals will have a united front in supporting a free Tibet.
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