Fiercely Chinese and proud to say so - the graduate behind anti-cnn.com

 

Chinese and proud: the graduate behind Anti-CNN.com
Rao Jin, a graduate of Beijing’s Tsinghua University, is proud to call himself a fenqing, or “angry youth”, when it comes to defending his country against foreign media reports.

The 23-year-old budding website entrepreneur, who speaks limited English and can access western news reports only through China’s heavily censored internet, has drawn global media attention over his site, anti-cnn.com.

The no-frills site uses the slogan “Don’t be too CNN”, hitting back at the US-based news network after a commentator referred to the Chinese government as “goons and thugs”.

It mixes polemical video arguments in Chinese and English that support Beijing’s version of recent and historical events in Tibet. Mr Rao comes across as a thoughtful young man, until asked about the violent outbursts by Chinese students against protesters in South Korea during the Olympic torch relay.

“Some Chinese students were provoked into attacking those people in Seoul and some of them were beaten, too. Why didn’t you report that?” he retorts.

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参考Tibet untamed: why growth is not enough at China's restive frontier http://www.ft.com/cms/s/c5166a3a-ff3d-11dc-b556-000077b07658.html