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lark, clark.lu@263.net
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I hope the incident will not seriously hurt the Sino-US relations. I think a comprehensive investigation should be conducted to find out what had happened. Now we should intensify our efforts to search for the missing pilot and carefully treat the US spy-plane and the crew. If the collision was caused by the error of the US side, the US should make a apology to the Chinese Government and people, as it did to the Japanese last February.
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-Denny Fu, dennyfu@163.net
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Mr. Jiang's statement can mean something?!! Maybe. But Our government should take the responsibility to that unfortunate aviator and his family first. What fault did he have? Protection to our mother??? It is really the right time Chinese should do something realistic and essential. Our country demands what in the world, money or our lives??!!
Now I can't remember what's solution for the bombed embassy in Yugoslavia. What is going to be this time?
Some damned pension and comforters? How many times will the same matter repeat??...
Let's pray for our brave fighter!
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-liuxiao, foreversohappy@263.net
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Since there have been many great changes taking place in China, US will not ignore this great country as a matter of course and send spy flights to China. I stand for Chinese President and I think US should bear the full responsibilities. After all, the fact is most important.
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Nasdaq, freiio@21cn.com
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Maybe Mr. Jiang's comment hears reasonable for Chinese, but there is really someone who knows the truth? Who knows ,nobody knows!
As a Chinese, I would like to strengthen our country with our own efforts, not by the way of abusing the others.
In that way, We should regard the USA as the most competitive part of the world. So we should defeat them with the truth!!!
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Ricci S H Kwan, rk922@yahoo.com
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If the US plane did, in fact, enter Chinese airspace and caused the collision, then Mr Zemin is fully justified in making such a statement. Any nation's territorial sovereignty must be defended.
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GAMMA , a5000000@netvigator.com
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After the collision, I think we should calm down for searching the missing pilot. As regard to deal with those sensitively martial issue. I expect both two countries should split to difference to each other for avoiding to increase tense SINO-US relationship. At present (first friendship. second economy. third military).
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Richard Crombie, rlcromb@yahoo.com
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I agree with President Jiang Zemin. Imagine the situation if the Chinese were spying over American airspace!! The USA has no right to spy over Chinese sovereign territory
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fromdubyaland, anymoment.com
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Well lets count the number of human beings on this planet that hate America, all courtesy of US governments:
Around 2 billion Muslims
Over 1 billion Chinese
150 million Russians
80 million Vietnamese
12 million Cubans
130 million Japanese
and so on.
It seems the only people the US governments have not been able to alienate are the aliens, but guess what they are sending their "routine reconnaissance flights as a routine part of US naval operations Universe wide" and as soon as they are able to a find an alien they are gonna shoot him too, and if the aliens protest, then you can guess the US government response "the alien bumped into us on Mars".
After finding spiritual home in Jews the Satan has found a physical home and that is Washington DC.
Now they are trying to pit the Muslims against the Chinese, all part of US routine missions worldwide.
And then your gonna have the innocent response from the ignorant American "why cant we all get along", no wonder the Americans have rulers like they have, but its their ignorance that’s gonna cost the 270 million Americans very dearly all courtesy of Uncle Sam.
I hate to hate, but I think that the Jewish and the American (technically there’s no difference between the two) governments have done their best to deserve it.
I hope it’s the TALIBAN that get them first.
Long Live Pakistan China friendship
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Pony Tail Girl, Springfield, MA, USA
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My family and I have been to China on several occasions. The Chinese are indeed peaceable and hospitable people. We got invited with dinners and feasts. The last thing that I want to have America fighting with China. Though we are, of course, different from many aspects, but we do share the mutual desire to live in peace and prosper together. The present crisis is generated by miscalculations and the president who has no concept whatsoever about being friendly, humble and the quest for peace in Asia. Yes, the Chinese are not our enemy, but our blindness to reality is! As visitors to China, most Americans should build bridges of friendship and understanding with the great Chinese people, with their rich culture, fantastic history and ageless civilization. We Americans have a lot to learn from the Chinese both culturally and philosophically. Thus, there is nothing to gain by being an enemy of China and of Asia!
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