Comments on: No freedom of speech, unless it's to abuse Australians http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935 Chinalyst - China blogs in English-Your China Blog Community en Sun, 09 Jul 2006 03:34:14 +0800 Drupal TotalFeeds Module Comments on: No freedom of speech, unless it's to abuse Australians http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935 http://www.chinalyst.net/files/chinalyst-red.png 101 32 No freedom of speech, unless it's to abuse Australians http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935%2523comment-5194 Troll post deleted. "Trinity" is a troll formerly known as "Hello", who continues to harass this site from Alabama, and who has been banned here many times. IP addresses do not lie. Troll post deleted. "Trinity" is a troll formerly known as "Hello", who continues to harass this site from Alabama, and who has been banned here many times. IP addresses do not lie.

]]> Sun, 09 Jul 2006 03:34:14 +0800 Unknown http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935%2523comment-5194 No freedom of speech, unless it's to abuse Australians http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935%2523comment-5193 Oh. He won't comment for the next game. So that's that, then. Oh. He won't comment for the next game. So that's that, then.

]]> Sun, 09 Jul 2006 02:37:00 +0800 Unknown http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935%2523comment-5193 No freedom of speech, unless it's to abuse Australians http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935%2523comment-5192 I don't know about you, but when I watch a soccer game on TV, I'd like the commentator to be energetic and lively. That's why I prefer to watch the games on Spanish channels rather than ESPN, simply because the commentators make me feel that he is also enjoying the game, even though I have no idea what he's saying. Also, just to clarify, CCTV did open criticize Huang Jianxiang and Huang Jianxiang was forced to openly apologize and was suspended from commenting the next game which he was scheduled to comment on. Zhang Bin, the director of CCTV Sports Channel, criticised this incident in four Chinese words: Huang at first lost his voice (失声), then lost his cool (失�) and lost his politeness (失礼), and finally lost his mind (失常). I don't know about you, but when I watch a soccer game on TV, I'd like the commentator to be energetic and lively. That's why I prefer to watch the games on Spanish channels rather than ESPN, simply because the commentators make me feel that he is also enjoying the game, even though I have no idea what he's saying.

Also, just to clarify, CCTV did open criticize Huang Jianxiang and Huang Jianxiang was forced to openly apologize and was suspended from commenting the next game which he was scheduled to comment on.

Zhang Bin, the director of CCTV Sports Channel, criticised this incident in four Chinese words: Huang at first lost his voice (失声), then lost his cool (失�) and lost his politeness (失礼), and finally lost his mind (失常).

]]> Sat, 08 Jul 2006 21:50:08 +0800 Unknown http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935%2523comment-5192 No freedom of speech, unless it's to abuse Australians http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935%2523comment-5191 I fixed it...we all make mistakes sometimes, even me. I fixed it...we all make mistakes sometimes, even me.

]]> Sat, 08 Jul 2006 17:03:42 +0800 Unknown http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935%2523comment-5191 No freedom of speech, unless it's to abuse Australians http://www.chinalyst.net/node/12935%2523comment-5190 I spelt 'speech' wrong in the title... how humiliating... I spelt 'speech' wrong in the title... how humiliating...

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