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2009-02-07 11:13:25
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IP：66.222.50.★ |
| Here"s what I say, Bu-Ya Zheteng |
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PD User
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2009-01-18 14:32:52
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IP：216.93.191.★ |
| guys, shame, face etc are politico-societal means of sustaining order and those in power. wake up and find your own method of critique and stop paraphrasing a romanticized past. |
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| What do you mean? Don"t talk like Aristotle or Plato when you don"t have the ability to articulate your points philosophically...please! |
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2009-01-15 14:09:34
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IP：158.132.12.★ |
| Many journalists and politicians in the west should find out what "bu yao lian" mean. This phrase perfectly describe their behaviors. |
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2009-01-09 14:10:56
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IP：116.49.56.★ |
| Western media can just make up the meaning for this phrase if they fail to understand and translate it properly. |
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2009-01-09 11:23:57
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PD User
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2009-01-09 08:51:18
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| I tried to find the Chinese of "bu zheteng". I looked over the Web site. I still couldn"t get it. Can you give the Chinese chacters? rich_fang1927@pchome.com.tw. |
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2009-01-09 09:44:34
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2009-01-09 08:21:12
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As an old Chinese,82, I still can"t get it "bu zheteng". I"ve to read the Chinese version.
Richard Fang, Taipei, Taiwan. |
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