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The "Heroism" with Chinese Characteristics: China Promotes Obscure Professor as Role Model         


Author: Micky Wong
Date: May 26, 2007 18:01

The "Heroism" with Chinese Characteristics: China Promotes Obscure
Professor as Role Model

――Micky's Comment: The CCP's propaganda appears more bizarre and
ludicrous in the Internet era. ――

Drawing a Blank on a Party Hero
China Promotes Obscure Professor as Role Model

By Edward Cody
Washington Post Foreign Service
Saturday, May 26, 2007; A01

DALIAN, China -- The Fang Yonggang inspirational message went out loud
and clear from the Communist Party Working Committee in Dalian's crowded
Renminlu neighborhood.

"We should earnestly organize party members, officials and people who
live in this neighborhood to study the advanced achievements of Comrade
Fang Yonggang," read a written notice circulated to local government
offices, businesses and apartment buildings. "We should learn from
Fang's spirit of studying party doctrine and exploring the truth."
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Re: The "Heroism" with Chinese Characteristics: China Promotes Obscure Professor as Role Model         


Author: Greatest Mining Pioneer of Australia of all Times
Date: May 27, 2007 10:55

On 27 mai, 03:02, Micky Wong wrote:
> The "Heroism" with Chinese Characteristics: China Promotes Obscure
> Professor as Role Model
>
> --Micky's Comment: The CCP's propaganda appears more bizarre and
> ludicrous in the Internet era. --
>
> Drawing a Blank on a Party Hero
> China Promotes Obscure Professor as Role Model
>
> By Edward Cody
> Washington Post Foreign Service
> Saturday, May 26, 2007; A01
>
> DALIAN, China -- The Fang Yonggang inspirational message went out loud
> and clear from the Communist Party Working Committee in Dalian's crowded
> Renminlu neighborhood.
>
> "We should earnestly organize party members, officials and people who
> live in this neighborhood to study the advanced achievements of Comrade ...
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