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Dear Mr.Dabenniu:

I am afraid whether I understood your sayings correctly. But I will disclose more of my idea to clarify the real Chinese turbulance. You are obsessed with the showcases, which could not have been reached forever by theordinary people in China if they remain blind as they have been.
I disagree with your idea- common to most of the Chinese living in foreign countries- that "the reform need time and should in several different processes". No. You are wrong.
You shouldthink of the bloodshed the oppreseed young people in China had to suffer for the last twenty years during which China claimed its economic growth. People should have the voice to protest when they do not think the government are right. You are the personwho are satisfied with baits offered by the government without knowing that the bigshots such as majors of big cities like Beijing and Shanghai keep exploiting people a lot.You know those facts.I do not think you are the person enjoying your decent mealwhen big guys enjoy their delicious dishes served by beautiful girls who usually are willing to follow them after dinner. At least you hear those while you were in China. Am I wrong?
Your arguments are on many textbooks issued by the communistgovernment who brag about their wisdom to lead the people with no eyes to see the reality. People should be given an ability to criticize. Am I wrong?

Peace,

Of Humanbondage