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...agree with the idea that the Chinese government has some very negative aspects, and that it is in everyone's best interest for China to reform. However, the tone of your editorial Staff editorial, Oct. 14) on Chairman Jiang Zemin's visit here was far too critical and was offensive to some Chinese classmates of mine. Considering that The Crimson's editorial was the "pro" article in a set of disagreeing essays on Jiang's visit makes me wonder if you even conceived that the badly researched information you were presenting as factual could be contested. I was a student...
...staff editorial (Oct. 14) and the accompanying dissent are fine examples of the reckless demonization of China by well-meaning but ill-informed commentators. Although the Chinese leadership needs to be reminded that its conduct sometimes falls far short of what we call civilized behavior, to categorize President Jiang Zemin as "an evil man" and China as "a truly evil empire" smacks of over kill...
...lottery for tickets to hear Chinese President Jiang Zemin in his tentative Nov. 1 visit to Harvard closed on Thursday with more than 1,000 ticket requests...
BEIJING: Never mind the Japanese trade dispute with the U.S. ? watch out for men from the East bearing gifts. China's President Jiang Zemin, whose upcoming state visit to Washington has been a source of some controversy, is planning to send an advance party of trade delegates to America next week ? with billions of dollars in export deals in their pockets...
...evil man, leading a truly evil empire, but he is also a very powerful man who holds the lives of hundreds of millions in his hands. For that reason alone, it is important to listen to what Chinese President Jiang Zemin has to say if he does come to Harvard. However, he should be heard in a forum where tasteful protesters are welcomed more warmly than the speaker himself. It is important to show Chinese citizens that in the U.S., we give people their say, and challenge them without fear for our lives or livelihoods. It is important to show...