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132 Responses to “How Beijing 2008 Olympic Got Its Logo”

  1. Gila Babi Says:

    OMG… So “creative” …

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  2. Desmond Says:

    Nice one indeed! D

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  3. Brown Baron Says:

    Haha that’s one way of creating a logo.

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  4. chuck norris dude Says:

    So sick! I love it.

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  5. ¿Cómo hicieron el logo de los Juegos Olímpicos? « El Rincón del Ocio Says:

    [...] Vía | Vincent Chow [...]

  6. peking-tokyo Says:

    shocked…..
    it’s a shame anyway

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  7. flamingo Says:

    Really a shame, that’ s not interesting at all. Please respect other people’s devotion to a holy sports activity.

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    nope reply on June 5, 2008 6:56 pm:

    Please refrain from pseudo-religious language use which is solely intended to silence others and start thinking. Thank you.

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    um reply on June 16, 2008 11:36 pm:

    Holy sports??? Holy Crap! you’ve got to be kidding me.

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  8. littleoslo Says:

    bored i think it’s a bit too much @@

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  9. Kumi Says:

    Hahahhaa. P Hey people, it’s just a connotation toward the government.

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  11. How does Beijing Olympic Get Its Logo Says:

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  12. Alaingonza Says:

    Very Nice. )

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  13. El Ciempies Says:

    [...] Como se Creó el logo de los juegos olímpicos de Pekín [Fotos]  vincentchow [...]

  14. Así es Beijing 2008 | Antonio Rull | blog Says:

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  16. Muyuu Says:

    This just made my day. I looooove it.

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  17. ads Says:

    Shocking campaign from Amnesty International on the very same subject, but less lighthearted: http://adsoftheworld.com/media/print/amnesty_international_wrestling

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  18. brilliant Says:

    oh, come on people. don’t be so uptight.

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  19. unclelee Says:

    this is not funny

    only stupid fuckin idiots created this. this was sinister intention.

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  20. BOB Says:

    I love it
    its so sadist yet so true
    between you guys and me i think the good chinese need a good kick in the balls, the source of their comy power

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  21. fire fruit Says:

    paleezz
    as if beijjing is the only country who puts criminals up for execution in such a manner
    but people
    really
    the government doesn’t give a shit aboutthis
    it’s the athletes u’ll be hurtting

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  22. psychoticalicious Says:

    “holy sports activity”

    You are now suspended from the internet, please refrain from expressing what a douche you are.

    Thank you for your cooperation,

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  23. mr. beijing Says:

    Something similar just took place last weekend…..

    http://www.guardian.co.uk/china/story/0,,2177013,00.html

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  24. Amit Says:

    That was lovely…

    Thanx for sharing

    Amit

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  25. Will Says:

    @fire fruit

    Beijing is not a country, retard.

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  26. James Says:

    Hmm.. not sure how I feel about this.

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  27. Slammie Says:

    lol that was great.

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  28. tsue Says:

    :D imagination……….good
    just tell me who made this, ha

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  29. bharath Says:

    Funny indeed, dark and funny …

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  30. GAY LORD Says:

    now you know why logos cost so much

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  31. Alex Says:

    Follow-up comment:

    http://www.theonion.com/content/news/chinese_authorities_execute_10

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  32. Rune Henning Johansen Says:

    My own contribution: http://www.vgb.no/27257/perma/247824

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  33. J Christian Says:

    lmao that’s so cool P

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  34. open minded Says:

    this is a great joke. love it!

    i still cant believe that nowaday there’s still ppl which are close minded. those ppl dont know what is creativity about and cant take jokes with them. to hell with them.

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  35. Jade Says:

    BANG! hits d idea! nice one- p

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  36. tempus Says:

    Brilliant. and for the MO-RON who refers to the *&^$#% olympics as ‘holy sports activity’– god, get a brain cell, imbecile. NO sport is ‘holy’ to begin with, and the olympics (as you might know if you had a shred of knowledge of anything) are the unholiest of commercial orgies, and have been for decades. Grow up. LOL

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  37. Jordan Says:

    I’m guessing this is a satirical reference to the Tieneman Square Massacre?

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  39. Bob Says:

    These pictures are in horrible taste.

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  40. qiuqiukuaipao Says:

    !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    The boy, you is insulting China, despises you !!!!!!!!!!!

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  41. anima Says:

    this is sooo coool ) )
    thumbs up!

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  42. Micah Sittig Says:

    What’s the source of this? It looks like it was taken off of a TV.

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  43. adai Says:

    无知的家伙……

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  44. Wahlau.NET Says:

    haha…sei jor.

    This is a nice comic

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  45. ahboon Says:

    wow!! 1200 DIGGs… congrate glasses

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  46. MetroSensi-Puss Says:

    Screw all you oversensitive politically correct pussy lemmings too afraid to laugh because your friends will call you racist!!

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  47. adai Says:

    Ignorance guy

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  48. Grace Says:

    It’s not funny at all, be it true or not.

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  49. How The Beijing Olympics Created Their Logo « dreamschooner.blog Says:

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  50. bobert Says:

    well i guess its kinda funny, because China get a lot of negative press about having the death sentence and then making the families of those killed by firing squad pay for the bullets.

    i can’t wait for when the USA host the Olympics and we can use this method to come up with our logo, like electrocute a guy and the silhouette of his body contorted in pain can be the logo. i mean if its funny that the Chinese have the death sentence it must be equally funny if not funnier that we do

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  51. reality check Says:

    Just a reminder that the USA has used the death penalty approximately 40 times this year… and until recently, convicts could choose a firing squad as thier method of execution in certain states.

    It’s easy to point the finger at other nations, isn’t it? Take a look at your own savage country.

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  52. Rinfo Says:

    I don’t know how you dullards could think this is anything but hysterical.
    Maybe you’ve drunk the Chinese kool-aid (now with more traces of lead!) and forgotten how they deal with ‘people’ in their country.

    The worst thing we as a planet could have done was to include them in the games.

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  53. man Says:

    I must use chinese say to the authors:把这家伙拉出去毙了!wow! ignorance yankees

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  54. lkka Says:

    And they have done nothing to those things they promised to fix before the olympics. Athletes should join the protest.

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  55. ChemiAndy Says:

    I’m a Chinese in shanghai,
    I dont like Beijing Olympic,
    It provide the government a chance to rob the people, and lead corruption.

    Some building cost very high,
    The men in charge of the rpojects steal a lot.
    (

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  56. EV Says:

    Kinda odd, it reminded me of the 40+ days of killing of NanJing– those soldiers look Japanese to me, and I guess it’s also the cartoon format of this that looks Japanese. Feels extremely disrepectful to the Chinese. That was one of the ways that those innocent Chinese civilians got killed by the Japs.
    and a comment to ChemiAndy; if you’re Chinese and you don’t support the Bejing Olympics, I don’t know what’s wrong with you. .and. if you think corruption only happens in China, you need to grow up and come to realization that corruption happens everywhere. If you think western countries doesn’t have corruption, GOOD LUCK~ cause’ that’s not how it goes

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  57. Leo Says:

    Boicot to Olympic´s games in China

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  58. Creation du logo des JO de Pekin 2008 | Le Rapporteur Says:

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  59. Sebhelyesfarku Says:

    Fuckin commie Chinese. Dubya should nuke ‘em!

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  60. Gamp Says:

    f…k u idot!

    How can you guys do that and think like that!

    Are you human-beings?

    I m really wondering that.

    everyone live in their lovely and beautiful country and should be pround of that.

    2008 Olympic is a global holy sport activity, for all people of the world, maybe you guys shoule be the exceptions.

    Sorry for my aggressive attitude.

    But you really should learn how to show you respect, also you could get the respect only if you do that in a right way.

    That’s all!

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  61. some chinese guy in exile Says:

    I think this comic is perfect. The only thing it shows are some military people killing a civilian. So it shows a part of how china works. It’s not about corruption as some people tried to say here. “Just” murder. Done in the name of the chinese government. It does not say chinese people are corrupt or murderers or whatever. It does only blame the government. And that’s something I totally agree with.
    And for those who think this is disrespectful: how can it be respectful to do the olympic games - which stands for peace, harmony and respect - in a country which respects nobody except itself? this failure was done once in 1936 and it should not be done twice.

    just my opinion. let’s hope someday democracy will find it’s way into china and free the chinese people who suffered so much.

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  62. James Says:

    Cool, that is what Chinese do.

    Now, can you tell me how London Olympic Got Its Logo
    http://www.toffsworld.com/images/stories/london_olympic_logo.jpg

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  64. Werbeblogger - Weblog über Marketing, Werbung und PR » Blog Archiv » Wie hat China eigentlich das Olympia-Logo entwickelt? Says:

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  65. Daniel Says:

    Absolutely great! D

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  68. brilliant Says:

    satire, people. it’s not like this is a picture of a real person dying. have a sense of humor.

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  70. Lee Says:

    This is the reason why Chow is regarded as a kind of Chinese dog, right? You bet most of people here know little about China but unfortuantely consider themselve always right, another kind of barking dog?

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  71. zhaojia Says:

    That is a kind of view, but it’s not a kind view

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  72. Mohit Says:

    nice. D

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  73. China Blogging - Living in China, studying Chinese, web design and development. » How Beijing created the 2008 Olympic Logo Says:

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  74. hans Says:

    chinese people agry?
    I know why, cause they don´t like true, only chinnese true.
    And true is managing each other. That´s China. People´s let´s wake up!!!!
    And this nice short picture, reality, nothing news in china!!

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  75. Blink44 Says:

    Actually, this is really nice cartoon. that’s the image of China Government Policy. I wanna know why China cover those Burma Junta.

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  76. Engineer Says:

    To EV and other outraged tender-hearted patriots: All the Chinese have been devastated since the Nanjing massacre….it was brutal, no doubt about that…even nowadays young people in China are being taught to hate the Japanese devils…but look at what has been going on in Tibet for ages….genocide…murders, raping, forced abortions, torturing, death threats, humiliations, lying, denying…the Nanjing massacre can NOT hold a candle to the systematic butchery in Tibet …….saving face above all.. wake up!!!!

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  77. alsu Says:

    it’s exactly a great black humor. i love it!

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  78. AhhhhA Says:

    Engineer u are a very ignorant man.. If u knew how Tibetans treated other people, you would kno why China put then under their government. What Tibetans do is worse than what happened to Africans in America, and Africans in South African Apartheid… They use bars and shit to hold peoples head down until their eyes pop out and carve them out. They use the people as stepping stones onto horses. Plus a lot of other stuff. So Engineer and any one out there complaining about Tibet, if u knew any of this, you would say ‘thank god China is controlling Tibet’.

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  79. babu Says:

    I am happy that we can access to that page from China. Last year still, this would have been censured. O.O

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  80. Robert Says:

    Dark, creepy, sick, stupid and extremely politically incorrect joke… - so I love it )

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  81. qq Says:

    Shame on you ! are you fucking Olympic?

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  82. nestor Says:

    i hope it’s not a white man who created this joke. another type of orientalism

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  83. Life is a Thrill » Blog Archive » Beijing Olympic Logo Explained… Says:

    [...] Here’s a really clever illustration of its (un)likely origin. [...]

  84. Bling Says:

    now thats called putting oriental talent to good use..

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  85. bobbi brown Says:

    1 word can descible “CREATIVE” but it oso show a chinese chracther.

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  86. Dakclaw Says:

    =( stolen from bornsilly

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  87. prudish_feign Says:

    haha! now that’s what you call ORIGINALITY..

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  88. Entstehunggeschichte des Logos der Olympischen Spiele « klartext! Says:

    [...] via Vincent Chow/Zeichner [...]

  89. Dan Lacey Says:

    That’s a great cartoon series, Vincent. You might like this one as well.

    http://www.faithmouse.com/2008_china_olympics.jpg

    I invite your visitors to post the above to their own blogs, site and forums.

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  90. Robin Xu Says:

    Is this western democratic propaganda?

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  91. New Olympic Logo « Scarlett Crusader Says:

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  92. D. Says:

    this is excellent! vincent chow you’re a fuckin legend!

    and to all you ignorant commie fucks, get a fucking sense of humour

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  93. D. Says:

    To EV…

    “If you think western countries doesn’t have corruption, GOOD LUCK~ cause’ that’s not how it goes”

    Yeah mate, but even in the USA they don’t regularly round up people who speak out against the government and slaughter them like animals. Otherwise, people like Jon Stewart would’ve perished a VERY long time ago.

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  94. FL Says:

    The artist was apparently inspired by the powerful and tragic image in Franscisco de Goya’s “Shooting on the Third of May 1808″

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Francisco_de_Goya_y_Lucientes_023.jpg

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  95. lei Says:

    come on! please do not! Olympic is the game for all people arround the world! China is a developing country with 1.4 billion population!

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  96. John Says:

    In this blog too :
    http://www.lacoctelera.com/couleur/post/2008/02/23/beijing-2008-sport-d-accord-mais-liberte-d-abord

    There is japanese video to boycott the Beijing’s Olympics.

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  97. graphiste Says:

    This pictures were inspirated by a famous graphic designer :
    look the original advertising :

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/graphiste/

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  98. Kee Yung Says:

    A video equivalent:
    http://www.subrealism.org/beijing

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  99. DawaZangpo Says:

    The Truth, faster than Light!

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  100. Loggo Says:

    I hope this was not designed in America…

    Or is the death penalty there history in the meanwhile? :-(

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  106. Aggressor China - Seite 4 Says:

    [...] AW: Aggressor China ich denke auch mitlerweile, dass olympia stattfinden sollte und alle athleten neben ihrer heimatflagge mit der flagge von tibet einlaufen sollten, oder oder oder. damit die welt noch mehr anteil nimmt. ausserdem sollten unabhngige beobachter oder direkt un oder uno in tibet vertreten sein!!! ich finde es eh unglaublich, dass dies noch nicht geschehen ist. aber in tibet kann man ja nichts ausbeuten und damit geld machen, es wird ja "nur" von dem friedliebensten volk versucht ihre kultur und religion zu bewaren… hier noch eine karikatur die auf das olympia logo abziehlt, sie ist aber sehr schwarzhomoristisch! wer zart beseitet ist sollte besser nicht schauen.. How Beijing Olympic Got Its Logo [...]

  107. Doh Know Says:

    I wish China would do a better job making our stuff since our fucktard anti-American CEOs don’t want us to make our stuff anymore. I swear I hate Chinese crap and as a result I’m starting to really not like the Chinese people. Cartoon is on the money, awesome!

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  108. RS 0.63 Says:

    Retarded.

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  109. Armando Pinto Says:

    muito legal, hahahahah!!!

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  110. NDR Fernsehen - Extra 3 Blog » Blog Archiv » Olympia-Logo mobil: Tibet-Politik zum Nachspielen Says:

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  111. George W· Bush Says:

    you are all stupid

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  112. volgo Says:

    No more communism!

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  113. vaguener Says:

    this website was blocked for chinese IP

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  114. Allen Yu Says:

    hahaha! It is creative and funny.

    However, for the average Chinese people, the Beijing Olympics is more about cultural pride than government pride. I don’t think many in the West understands that.

    It’d be a pity if at the end of it all, more animosity than friendship is created as a result of Western ignorance and insensability over the Olympics…

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  115. cool1 Says:

    NICE! ONE! do more like but different OKAY!!!! : p ) >.> P P /gg

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  116. Samuel Says:

    you are very Ignorant. =( =( =( =(

    To the people who talk bad about China, well, you have no idea on what you are saying. First of all, you are not a Chinese, you don’t know what it mean to be a Chinese. For your remark on whether Tibet is part of China or not, it is just nonsense. In China, the human right it not great, but what about America, and all the other western countries, don’t tell me the government is treating everyone as equal all the time. In western countries it is also about the majority that counts, what about the minority, do they always have a say. Just like in Canada, some of the Quebecker want independence, but the question is will the Canadian government let the Quebecker be independent? Well, I don’t think so. In China, human right is a problem, but have you thought about the minorities that are living well. Some of the people out there who criticize China really don’t know what they are talking about. Not all the Tibetan in Tibet wants to separate, just like not all the Quebecker in Canada wants to separate.
    In the West, I almost never even seen anything amount to positiveness about China. But the truth and the fact is, the CCP government has done more good to it’s people than bad over the past 2 decades. I don’t think it is possible to be achieved unless it is communism. Just remember world politics is based on a “zero sum game”.

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  117. shaun Says:

    WOW check out all the chinese gov web monitors here trying to feed us their propaganda. That cartoon is funny!!!! Theres no censorship here in the west china. Bad luck. Bad to repressing your own citizens.

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  118. graphiste Says:

    Look the Olympic torch relay
    http://www.flickr.com/photos/graphiste/2397105733

    English :
    The Beijing Olympic flame went out in Paris on April 7, 2008.

    Fundamental Principles of Olympism :
    The goal of Olympism is to place sport at the service of the harmonious development of man,
    with a view to promoting a peaceful society concerned with the preservation of human dignity

    French :
    La flamme olympique s’est éteinte a Paris le 7 avril 2008.

    Principes fondamentaux de l’Olympisme :
    "Le but de l’Olympisme est de mettre le sport au service du développement harmonieux de
    l’homme en vue de promouvoir une société pacifique,soucieuse de préserver la dignité humaine. "(Charte olympique - Article 2)

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  119. Allen Says:

    In the U.S., 1/100 people are locked up in jail in the U.S. Tens of millions of people live below the poverty line. Police brutality is a fact of life for many. The vast majority of the people in America live paycheck to paycheck - bound in a serf-like manner. The Media controls the news, monopolizing and dumbing down the very discourse that is so essential to a vibrant democracy. Partisan politics has been a scourge, resulting not only in gridlock, but also in attempts to control votes such as redrawing districts to support Partisan power. Lobbyists have hijacked Washington, making opaque back room dealings more the norm than exception. War has been declared in the name of spreading democracy - at inexorable cost to the conquered. Torture is officially sanctioned. The Middle East conflict drags on - with American blessings.

    If you care about “democracy” and “human rights,” please start there. It make no sense to start showing passionate concern for some political prisoners in a faraway land whose culture you do not know, language you do no speak, and history you do no understand. It makes even less to start rooting for a former slave Master who now purportedly wants to lead his people to “autonomy.”

    China Bashing is in vogue. Bash China if you must - but please don’t say you are doing it in the name of “democracy” or “human rights!”

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  120. Désirs d’avenir - Secondlife » Blog Archive » Le logo des JO 2008 ... Says:

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  121. Phil Says:

    nice idea.
    @Allen
    You are damn right there buddy. When you consider an american criticizing china in the “en vogue” way. That applies also to all “in fashion critics” all over the W.
    Glad to have the right to criticize from down old europe.
    All en vogue criticism aside one still has the right to criticize china even living in the U.S. but don t forget to take out the own trash once in a while.

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  122. voytek Says:

    excellent cartoon, so very appropriate

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  123. graphiste Says:

    Who draw these strips ? Who is the name of author ? No one know ?

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  124. blahblah Says:

    Excuse me!
    That is very rude indeed!
    so please la STOP IT!
    yell
    But FUNNY!
    but…next tyme try publishing in a funny comic!:p
    may B y can get paid!$$! suggestion only!-__-

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  125. happy1990 Says:

    Dude, you are sick man! No worries, mental illness can be treated.

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  126. peace Says:

    u know what i think?it’s stupid.nothin funny.
    i dont mean to say this but you stupid asses know nothin about china. i’ve been to china for several times and i know exactly what it is like.it’s totally different from your imagination.

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    Love reply on July 18, 2008 9:27 pm:

    Have you been out of the city? gone to the countryside?… obviously not if you are saying things have changed. So how about you go there, and visit the MAJORITY of the Chinese, then come back to this forum, and write a little comment or two. Not that.

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  127. db Says:

    願 上帝 饒恕我們吧!

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  128. Twyla Zone Says:

    Honestly, I think this is a bit sick. I mean China is definitely not the top of list when it comes to human rights, but imagine how many people are trying really hard to makes these games go properly. I mean after all, the Olympics are supposed “to contribute to building a peaceful and better world by educating youth through sport practised without discrimination of any kind and in the Olympic spirit, which requires mutual understanding with a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play.” Attitudes like this do not contribute to the goal of the Olympics

    Summer Glau

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  129. candy Says:

    I am happy to see it, though I am Chinese, since I can see how powerful China is to generate so many discussions and argues, at least people are paying attention to its powerful. No country in the world is perfect, and no country never generate any disagrees, so, I don’t care how other countries’ people make fun of us, since this forms the world, that everyone in the world is just making fun of us all day long…

    Je suis tres heureuse de le voir, c’est juste une demonstration de le force de la Chine. Si tu fais attention a la merde de Chinois un jour dans la future, la Chine devenirait une pays tres forcee.

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