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The good thing is that our lowest common denomiator is much higher than yours, in terms of intelligence.

And most fortunately for the World the lowest common denominator, in terms of unintelligent Americans, don’t travel outside of America unless forced to by the military.

As a last retort…
Q: Why does America like to go to war so much?
A: It’s the best way to teach Americans world geography.

Of course, it’s disgusting, Chinese nationalism. But don’t forget: Korea is still ahead on the curve, of China.

Do you think it’s possible those Chinese may have taken a lesson or two, from Korean nationalists?

After all, there are almost 40,000 Koreans enrolled in China, studying Mandarin right now, and some of them could be teaching things as well.

I think the Chinese began spitting on the Japanese,because it was obvious their side was going to lose to Japan. But for spitting, they can’t be beaten - it’s a national sport in China!! The Japanese knew they were beaten in ONE event…

Be smart: it’s an oppurtunity for recession-prone Korea to start exporting made-in-ROK umbrellas to future China-born Japanese tourists…

well, i just wanted to be sure you guys would be aware of it. the chinese are making a big stink over a small matter. comparing zhu yan’s incident to abu ghraib is simply ridiculous. however, i’ll have to thank the chinese for opening my eyes to what nationalism really looks like. yes, i admit it; i’m soft on the koreans. i’m tolerant of their often childish behavior. but if korean nationalism looks anything like the chinese type, i would urge the koreans to knock it off because it’s really ugly.

seeing crowds of angry chinese jeering at japanese folk sent a chill through my spine. i felt sorry that the young japanese soccer team had to pay for the sins of their GRANDFATHERS by way of chinese boos and spit.

now, add the above with china’s attempt to steal korean heritage and what you get is a growing menace to the world.

‘beware the chinese!’ ulchimundok, KOREAN hero from the ancient kingdom of koguryo.

The Chinese can bitch and moan all they want about the horrors of violent America, but the fact is, as tragic as this incident was, it began from a simple mistaken identity and will end in full and fair compensation, along with an official apology.

How much would relief would she be entitled to from the good old boys in Beijing?