肖令舒
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作者：肖令舒 在 驴鸣镇 发贴, 来自 http://www.hjclub.org
新华社网站：网友:坚决反对萨科齐会见达赖的言论
【导读】法国总统萨科齐近日接连抛出意欲会见达赖的言论，我国政府就此事做出强硬回应：推迟中欧峰会、推迟与空中巴士公司的谈判。我国政府的举动不仅震动欧洲，更是向全世界表达了捍卫领土主权的决心与信心！广大华人网友对此坚决拥护，誓将对国家统一和主权捍卫的权利表达到底，再次用理性的呼声向萨科齐本人、向欧洲、向世界表达全体中国人的爱国意愿。【还好意思说理性】
【论坛热帖】：外交部警告：萨科齐执意见达赖激起中国人民强烈不满
解气！中国强硬警告萨科齐 要求其取消会见达赖计划
法方意欲何为？欧洲恼怒萨科齐见达赖点燃中国人怒火 不自量力！
法国究竟想把中法、中欧关系引向何方？！
路透社报道：
December 5, 2008
Dalai Lama row sparks new France boycott calls By Emma Graham-Harrison http://www.swissinfo.org/eng/news/international/Dalai_Lama_row_sparks_new_France_boycott_calls.html?siteSect=143&sid=10054882&cKey=1228464447000&ty=ti
BEIJING (Reuters) - Angry Chinese nationalists are gathering online momentum for a boycott of French products in protest against President Nicolas Sarkozy's plan to meet the exiled Tibetan Buddhist leader, the Dalai Lama, this weekend.
Beijing has already warned Paris about Sarkozy's decision and said it forced the government to postpone a planned EU-China summit, but some citizens want a more tangible response to what they see as a slight to national pride.
"I am using my real name to swear to the French: I am going to boycott French goods for my whole life. I will never use French brands or any product made in France," said one poster, who identified himself as Yan Zhongjie. A first boycott call put online earlier this week has been blocked, probably by government censors wary of anger that escalated into widespread protests after the Paris leg of the Olympic torch relay was disrupted by anti-China protesters.
But cached records show it was seen by nearly 850,000 readers and notched up 90,000 comments before it disappeared.
Fiery nationalists like Yan see the Dalai Lama as a Machiavellian separatist who wants to split China just as it is rising to international power after over a century of humiliation, poverty and political impotence.
The elderly monk, ultimate spiritual and political leader for millions of Tibetans, says he does not seek independence, only autonomy, for his people, because he fears their cultural and religious traditions are being slowly crushed.
He fled into exile in 1959 after a failed insurrection against Chinese rule in Tibet, and is now based in India but travels the world promoting Tibetan issues, to the irritation of Beijing and many ordinary Chinese.
"Our country must speak out on this affair, make some kind of protest.
This can't be tolerated," said retiree Lan Fusheng, heading out of French-owned boycott target Carrefour.
Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou on Friday also said the Dalai Lama would eventually be welcome on the self-ruled democratic island which Beijing claims as a renegade province.
He had earlier come under huge pressure from Buddhist groups after quashing hopes for a 2009 visit, saying the time was wrong, as his government works to improve relations with Beijing.
CALMING
China's government, while it has been unusually vehement on an issue that always raises hackles, still seems keen to keep nationalist sentiment as low key as is politically feasible.
Although there is a massive French presence in China, and much for companies like Carrefour to lose, China has a trade surplus with the European nation and antagonising key partners during a global slowdown could be risky.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Jianchao said on Thursday that Sarkozy's proposed meeting with the Dalai Lama had caused "a lot of dissatisfaction" with the Chinese people, but also called on the public to be "calm and rational."
But even web users who have not joined the boycott calls are infuriated by the meeting.
"Sarkozy is a typical flip-flopping runt," said one posting on the website of the official People's Daily newspaper (www.people.com.cn).
"China should stiffen its spine on issues of sovereignty and take a harder line against Europe and America."
(Additional reporting by Ben Blanchard and Chris Buckley in Beijing and Ralph Jennings in Taipei; Editing by Nick Macfie)
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