> That all depends on how long he has been living there. Ambassadors are
> changed every 3 years and invitation to their receptions are very
> selective. I know that Denmark is the hub of the route around Europe
> and many large organizations, like UNICEF, are based there for easy
> access to Scandinavia and the European Continent. The Niels Bohr
> Institute and the Danish medical research institutes attract many
> prominent Chinese scientists and doctors to do research there. I have
> a Danish friend here in Singapore who told me that there are over
> 10,000 Chinese people living there, and some of them are very wealthy
> business people with direct links to Chinese companies. I never get
> invited to any receptions at the Chinese Embassy here, let alone have
> close contacts with any of the Chinese Ambassadors. The only time I go
> to the Chinese Embassy is to get a visa to travel to China. I think I
> will ask them how I can join the PLA, next time I go to the embassy. I
> have already done my military service here, so they can use me as an
> experience soldier when they decide to go to Taiwan. I know many
> prominent musicians who never make CDs, so the number of CDs have
> absolutely no relation to what they can do.
> Venning pointed out that you are a pre-teen delinquent. I don't think
> so. I think you are a 70-year-old woman signs of dementia that has the
> mentality of a 10-year-old. All you do is troll the net 24 hours a
> day. I can't believe that you have any real friends, because you pick
> quarrels with everyone you meet. You don't dare say what sort of work
> you are doing, because we can check and find out you are lying. You
> must be a toy boy of some old Taiwanese junky, huh? Your profile shows
> that you have written over 23,000 posts - only half of Walsh's - so
> you better work harder. I can't believe this - I am actually
> conversing with a 10-year-old retard. I must have taken the wrong
> pills today.
>
> On Aug 2, 1:30 pm, abianch...@gmail.com wrote:
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>> BTW, what's the big deal about knowing 6 Chinese ambassadors to
>> Denmark??? In Denmark, there are not many Chinese out there. If he is
>> not invited, who else will be invited? Chefs, waiters, busboys from
>> Chinese restaurants in Copenhagen?

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>> In the states, you at least need to make several music CDs and known
>> to classical music world to get invitation from Chinese Embassy in
>> Washington DC, there are just so many prominent Chinese in here. In
>> classical music world, Yo Yo Ma, Lang Lang, Lin Cho-liang...those
>> people do not even need to brag the invitation from Chinese Embassy.
>> Yo Yo Ma played with Condoleeza Rice (piano) in State Banquet at the
>> White House. And Ma did not brag the invitation in SCC, it's the news
>> report from American media!

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>> On Aug 2, 5:01 am, WanLF singapore.com> wrote:

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>>> I don't think this can just be brushed aside with a "so what?". You
>>> have made an accusation based on Venning's visiting China "only a
>>> couple of times" and knowing "only a couple of Chinese ambassadors",
>>> but he has proven that the facts you provided are wrong, proving again
>>> that you are a liar! Even though I have a Singaporean passport, I
>>> consider myself Chinese, and I am ready to fight for China against
>>> morons like you anytime. Like I said before, China must unite Taiwan
>>> with Mainland by military force, and many overseas Chinese like me
>>> will join the PLA to make this happen!

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>>> On Aug 1, 12:34 pm, "abianc...@my-deja.com" my-deja.com>
>>> wrote:

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>>>> So what?!  Even you have visited China 100 times, according to PRC
>>>> law, you are still a foreigner. Like you said, foreigners should not
>>>> interfere China's internal affairs, so start from yourself first.

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>>>> On Aug 1, 3:59 am, "J.Venning" wrote:

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>>>>> my-deja.com> wrote in message

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>>>>>news:b472a34e-08ef-4ca5-8591-6b7e50510091@c58g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...>Yousoundlikeatypical mainland Chinese who thinks Chinese have been

>>>>>>victimized by Western Imperialism for a century or two and this type of
>>>>>>victim mentality is still on-going even Cold War had ended two decades ago.
>>>>>>But ironically, you are not a Chinese citizen but a overseas Chinese who
>>>>>>lives in a democratic country and have been enjoying all the freedom this
>>>>>>host country has provided you, that means, you did not object this type of
>>>>>>life style - democracy but in the meantime, as a foreigner, you act just
>>>>>>like Jim Walsh now is lecturing what people in China and their government
>>>>>>should do and my Taiwan should be and even have decided for us that we can
>>>>>>not enjoy the same life style you have been enjoying - democracy!

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>>>>> Oh no, your passport does not have "People's Republic of China", we all know
>>>>> that and a couple of visits to China or Chinese embassy in Denmark does not
>>>>> make you a PRC citizen either! If you want to speak for us, you need to
>>>>> become Chinese citizen first. Like you said, foreigners should not interfere
>>>>> China's internal affairs, so start from yourself first!

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>>>>>     I have written several posts indicating that I have been in China no
>>>>> less than 5 times, and that I know 6 (six) former Chinese Ambassador to
>>>>> Denmark, but then you have such a short memory span that you can't remember
>>>>> that, can you ? Any further attempt from my part to answer your posts would
>>>>> necessitate my lowering the standard of intelligence down to that of yours,
>>>>> which is rock-bottom, therefore I decline.
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