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: China Law BlogBeijing Olympics Quote Of The Day
By Dan Harris and Steve Dickinson
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James Fallows telling us not to worry about the plethora of "I love China" decals we are seeing on so many Chinese people's faces:
History is full of examples of "rising national powers" getting the big head, feeling arrogant, and doing dangerous things. That's not the main feeling I get here. It's negative Chinese nationalism, like what appeared after the protests over the Olympic torch relay in April, that we should worry about. So a confident China is to be congratulated; a victimized-feeling China is the one to be feared.
Full post as published by China Law Blog on August 19, 2008 (boomark / email).
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