I really do not know how many people are executed in China every day. What I know is that many people are starved to death every day during the inflation. What I know is that America, France, and other developed countries use plenty of crops to produce biofuels-which is an important component of this crisis. What I also know is that those Americans, Frenches, Britishers bombed Yugoslavia, conquered Iraq, and had executed thousands of people.
China do have problems. However, things are changing better. If you have been to China, you could feel that. Now tibet and Beijing are linked by a railway line. And tibetans are like other minorities, their states are even superior to our Han ethnic group in Tsing Hua University and Peking University. I also admit that since tibetans are living on the high plateau generation after generation, they may not be accustomed to the modern world. But i also remind you that it is China who bring them the new world and selections of new kinds of living styles without interruption-thousands times better than those past years. As a result, personally, I believe that these changes in tibet also illustrate conditions of human rights in China. And of couse, is a good one.
We are all parts of the world. Each country has its problems. What we should do is not to blame each other, to oppose each other, even to attack each other. All of us are living on a tiny small planet with little resources, and it is about to be exhausted. So, save your enegy a
