[Chin 122] In the tonic story, it seems that the rich people always got the best of everything. The young master seems to be spoiled by his
[Chin 122], it really controls the already overpopulated China. Otherwise, China would be too populated for people to have
[Chin 122] I think the one-child policy is definitely good for China, although some people might think that it's a violation of human rights
@Telemacus from China. Regarding the barbarian comment, yes they are hairy but that doesn't mean they're barbarians or uncivilized.
@Telemacus I agree that it's better off for Tibetans to be part of China and I don't think China would ever allow anyone to break Tibet...
[chin 122] allowing them to influence the Chinese market, which benefits the foreigners but not the people of China?
[chin 122]Is Mao Dun trying to blame Guomingtang for the economic struggles of China in the early 1900s for not fighting the foreigners and
[chin 122] wouldn't make sense to put him in a romantic movie because it's not going to attract audiences.
[chin 122] so you've got to have enough popularity and fit the role well. An example would be Jackie Chan, he's an action movie star so it
[chin 122] that best fit the roles, so i don't think it's an issue of race. Also, they look for actors that would likely attract audiences
[chin 122] nice presentation today but i disagree about the film stuff that was discussed at the end, I think in films, they look for actors
[Chin 122] Cont.. economy and living conditions are bad when everybody's looking for ways to survive.
[Chin 122] Cont.. And if you're not careful enough, you might as well be eaten up by others, obviously not literally. Especially when the