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Lianyue reminded people of the nationalistic demonstration in 2005 with a video and urged people not to act like nationalistic thugs in the Carrefour boycott action [zh].
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a good article
U.S. Academic Defends China, Citing Progress
By IAN JOHNSON
April 15, 2008; Page A9
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB120819955370513509.html