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发表于 2008-4-24 08:54
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注意西媒试图误导，文中仅提中国学生，不提在澳生活的华人也在支持行列，又说中
文媒体号召护圣火，提供免费午餐交通等，想暗示什么？中国人就是图着这去堪培
拉的么？真够ＣＮＮ。ＺＤ抱怨我们仗着人多压人，令他们伤心，装可怜骗同情心。
我呸。
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,23544785-5016724,00.html
Thousands of Chinese students are expected to show their support for the Beijing Games by greeting the flame when it arrives in Canberra next week , organisers said.
But the torch relay, which has been beset by protests during its journey around the world, is also set to attract hundreds of Tibetans angry at Olympic host nation China's treatment of their people.
The Australian leg follows large pro-China rallies in Sydney and Melbourne at the weekend, where some 10,000 mostly student marchers criticised media coverage of recent violent unrest in the Himalayan region.
Editor of the Chinese-language newspaper Australian Chinese Daily, Wilson Ng, said speakers at the 6000-strong Sydney rally on Sunday outlined plans to travel to Canberra to greet the torch on April 24.
''(They said) they will be joining the celebrations in Canberra,'' he said.
A notice posted on the Australian Chinese Student Club website said it would provide breakfast and lunch for students who volunteered to attend the relay in Canberra.
"There will be thousands of people coming from Sydney to Canberra to join the Olympic Torch Flame Relay Ceremony," it said.
The note, which signed off with "Light the Passion Share the Dream!!!", said there would be five pick-up points within the city for students wishing to take the two-hour road trip to Canberra.
The route for the Australian leg of the Olympic torch relay has been changed and security enhanced after the spectacle attracted pro-Tibet protests in Europe, with demonstrators trying to wrest the flame from the torch-bearers.
Australian Tibet Council spokesman Paul Bourke said he was concerned that vast crowds of Chinese students, who number some 70,000 in Australia, could overwhelm an emotional Tibetan group during the Canberra leg.
"The rumours that I've been hearing are that there are going to be literally thousands of pro-Chinese people spontaneously organised to be in Canberra," Mr Bourke said.
"They will certainly outnumber us."
Mr Bourke said pro-Tibet supporters would probably number in the "hundreds rather than thousands" and his group would try to ensure they all stuck together, rather than fragment into smaller numbers more vulnerable to confrontation.
"I am concerned about what may happen," he said.
"The Tibetans are definitely emotionally vulnerable. For a Tibetan who may have spent time in a prison and been tortured to be called, to their face, a liar or something else can be pretty confrontational." |
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