Zhao, De: Chinese Populaces Hope for an Uncorrupte
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Date: 1/12/2007 4:35:58 PM
Sender: Zhao, De
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Zhao, De: Chinese Populaces Hope for an Uncorrupted Government
The corruptive phenomena in today’s China are really infrequent historically. In entire mainland China, from both sides of the Yangtse River to inside and outside of Great Wall, from upper and lower reaches of Yellow River to northeast plain, from southeast coastal areas to northwest border areas, in everywhere you can see corruptive scandals, in everywhere you can smell corruptive stinks, and in everywhere you can hear voices of common people severely scolding corruption.
The ordinary people are always in the bottom of society, and always hope that the country has an uncorrupted government. But they don’t have power furthermore privilege, and they have to silently tolerate crazy exploitation of officials and businessmen. In a corrupt society their labors are never rewarded fairly, and they only hopelessly look at dignitaries who are avaricious, scurvy and secure in the knowledge that they have strong backing. The ordinary people are of humble origin and naturally have no wild wishes. If the corrupt scandals of China communist are not disclosed and punished severely, the populaces will be hopeless.
Zhao, De
Dec. 4, 2006
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