From: cshi@cs.ulowell.edu (Chunde Shi)
Subject: Re: A New Fa-Guo-Nan-Cai Theory :-)  Re: A real story
Organization: University of Massachusetts at Lowell Computer Science
Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1992 23:47:27 GMT

In article <1992Aug25.222406.6965@ulowell.ulowell.edu> cshi@cs.ulowell.edu (Chunde Shi) writes:
In article <BtJtzz.9os@usenet.ucs.indiana.edu> xiong@bsu-cs.bsu.edu (Bo Xiong) writes:
>cshi@cs.ulowell.edu (Chunde Shi) wrote:
>>A lot of Chinese students became "pro"-CCP after they came to the West, 
>>before that they were "anti"-CCP. I am one of them.
>
>I admire your courage to admit this, however it would be great tragedy
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 I am too old to feel flattered for that. 
>if the nowaday's overseas Chinese Students and Scholars follow the
>pace of their upper/older generations overseas Chinese: they didn't
>like KMT/CCP, and they left China for good, when they settle down abroad,
>therefore had NO FEAR about KMT/CCP, they go back to kiss KMT/CCP --
>in the guise of loving China, loving her more only when they are abroad,
>and enjoying their "superior Chinese status" but NENER go back to live 
>under KMT/CCP (they know what they will be if they go back to live there :-)
>
>What's the immigration inequality?  Here it is:
>
>The love to CCP/CG of American Chinese >= that of foreign permanent
          People like Dwight Joe?
>resident (Chinese) >= that of Chinese who are applying for foreign
>PR >= that of overseas CSS >= that of CSS still in China   :-)  :-)
No! you need more evidence for your assertion.
I do plan to go back to China, and believe it is a good choice for me, myself
too. It was carfully thought dicision, not only on personal basis, also on
observation the society of States.
>
>>I am so glad that a lot of people from mainland are really matured
>>politically. I guesss this is one of the good effect of Culture Revolution,
>>among other effects(good or bad).
>
>Congratulation on your NEW FGNC theory!!!!  And thanks to the "Great
>Proletarian Culture Revolution" that killed millions of Chinese and
When I saw a taiwanese woman dancing in a temple like a grass hopper,
surrounded by startled mainlanders, when I say a India middle aged man got a
buscket muddy water told a geuanalist that  drinking the water will cure all
desease, when read from sct, some taiwanese complaining people spent too much
on the dead, my instinct reaction was, they need a CR, without as much
vialence. When I read some Chinese complaining the weak side of Chinese
culture, it reminded me of 192x, 193x, when a lot of scholars carefully
examined Chinese culture in critical view, and I found likely connection
between the Mao's experience in that period and the Culture Revolution. 

>created such bloody theory/such a wise Chinese :-)
>
>Can't agree any more on this "matured pollitically": unlike those 
>upper/older generations overseas Chinese, who stupidly cursed KMT/CCP 
>when they just came abroad, then they had to eat back their own sh*t  
>when they went back to kiss KMT/CCP (or eat KMT/CCP's sh*t :-).
>
>Nowaday's overseas CSS know how bad KMT/CCP WAS/IS and SOME of them know 
>how to play to achieve their maximum effect in this no-risk-to-lose game,
                  Do not jump gun too quick!
>(most of them will go quietly claim the benefit of of the "bloody" greencard
>anyway, just like they have done in changing J-1 to F-1/H-1, though they 
>cried loudly against it) nor they will have to eat back their own sh*t :-)
I do not think staying in States, became a citizen, is a shame. it is a
personal choice, though finacial obligation to PRC has to be delt with.
I do think doing more than that for the benifit of individual at PRC's expense,
is shameful!

>
>What's the Chinese traditional idiom describing such a wisdom?  Here it
>is:  You4 Yao4 Dang1 Biao3 Zi0, You4 Yao4 Li4 Pai2 Fang3   :-) :-)
I told you do not jump gun too quick! In two of the "head quarter"'s decree:
One point out that the "protection bill" was set up in a way that it is
impossible for PRC to do anything to reverse it(prove "there is no human
rights abuse in China", you can classify a case of parents over disciplined
their children as "human rights abuse"). Another one delightful pointed out
that those "dissidents are still in jail", the tone indicated what a releafe!.
Unless people do not want to have anything to do with China in the future,
what they did to China will be required to be explained to CHinese people in
the future. You may have to explain it to your children, grand children
honestly with gult, or just say "CCP made me do it".

Have a good sleep!
 
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