My rush month

Sorry, really have no time, neither energy,of writing what I felt, though there are lots of feelings and thinkings… It’s been almost one month that I always on the way of going to make reports, or reporting…Paris-Rome-Malta-Rome-Paris-Brussels-Paris-Brussels-Paris, that’s my one month’s description.
There are some moments worthy of mentions, even the tiring moments of waiting for the press conferences till early morning in FAO’s or in UE’s headquarter…

Let me put a few pictures to mark this rush month for later on.

our P1 Powerboat World Championship teamour P1 Powerboat World Championship team

Nice to meet you again (from Rome to Paris within one week)Nice to meet you again (from Rome to Paris within one week)

The A380 who sends special tents for the Sichuan earthquake regionThe A380 who sends special tents for the Sichuan earthquake region

Hosting for France3 in…Chinatown,of course:-)))Hosting for France3 in…Chinatown,of course:-)))

Posted by Liu Yi on June 25th, 2008

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one month after…

Sichuan, China, thanks the whole world……

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Posted by Liu Yi on June 12th, 2008

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the most powerful woman in the world

For the first time, I didn’t make any report about something really shocking.

I refused to spread nonsense so that it could irritate more hates.

Anyway, this video is everywhere on the site and is keeping on passing by millions and millions of people.

Because Chinese government was not kind to her friend, so there must be a Karma which had already cost more than 80000 lives, and they are just very simple people, most of them are kids who had nothing to do with “her dear friend”.

I really hope this super-power woman understands the word “Karma”.

By the way, the moment when she was talking so easily about this 80000 lives-cost “Karma”, she was in an evening for getting donations to save the lives of those who carry AIDS.

Posted by Liu Yi on May 27th, 2008

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THE SMS made so many journalists crying on hosting live shows

Mom loves you foreverMom loves you forever

After being buried over 24 hours, miraculously, this 3-4 months old baby was rescued unscratched.
His mother kneeled down, pinned her head and hands on the ground to shielded him from the falling concrete, also milked him.

A rescue worker found his mom’s cell phone in his wrapper with a text message left:

“Dear child, if you survive, please remember, Mom loves you forever…”

Posted by Liu Yi on May 25th, 2008

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5.12.2008-14:28

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Dépêche-toi mon enfant
serre la main de maman
le chemin du paradis
est très sombre
maman s’en fait
si tu te cognes la tête
dépêche-toi
serre la main de maman
laisse maman t’accompagner

Maman
s’en fait
le chemin du paradis
est très sombre
je ne te voie plus ta main
depuis
le mur était tombé
la lumière est couverte par le mur
je ne voie plus
tes charmants regards

Mon enfant
vas-y
sur le chemin qui est devant toi
il n’y aura plus de tristesse
il n’y aura plus de devoirs indéterminés
et il n’y aura plus de poing de ton papa
rappelle-toi
le visage de ton papa et le mien
à la seconde vie on se rencontrera absolument

Maman
ne t’inquiète pas
le chemin du paradis est un peu encombré
il y a beaucoup de camarades d’école et d’amis
on me dit
ne pleure pas
malgré la maman était à qui maintenant elle est la nôtre
malgré l’enfant était à qui maintenant il est appartient à l’une des mamans
un jour sans moi
donneras l’amour aux autres enfants étant en vie

Maman
ne pleure plus
les larmes n’éclairent pas
notre chemin
laisse nous autres
avancer doucement
maman
je me rappellerai le visage de papa et le tien
rappelons nous notre rendez-vous
à la seconde vie nous nous réunirons ensemble

Posted by Liu Yi on May 19th, 2008

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In the office of Poncelet

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He is maybe the French leader who had received Chinese delegations the most.

I do not remember how many times we had shot “round table” images in his office when he met Chinese officers, ministers etc.

This time I went to his office to be shot

Of course we talked mainly about his trip in China right after his returning. But we started from his first trip in 60’s right after the official relationship between France and the P.R.China, with his meetings with the Chinaman MAO and PM ZHOU Englai, who speaks fluently French, answered by Poncelet.

After our interview, he showed me very proudly the pictures of his “third generations”, one of them is now a student in China, who will work for the coming Olympic Games in Beijing as he speaks fluently French, English, and Chinese.

Do you hope that Sarkozy goes to the opening ceremony in August?
His turn of asking questions.

Me? Personally? Well, the same as most of the Chinese. To be honestly, it doesn’t really matter at all! The Olympics will not change anything with or without some politic leaders.

Do you want me to go then?
Another “personal” question.

Ah, this brought me a good idea:
“ You should attends the opening ceremony as the representative of the France, then Sarkozy will go with his new friend Golden Brown for the closing ceremony. In the way, we will settle up all the problems as political games to make everybody at ease”

We both laughed.
What about the French media, what they will again get as “messages” if this joke comes true? )))))

Posted by Liu Yi on May 3rd, 2008

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One article from “le Point”

Last time I had a nice interview by walking on Champs-Elysées with Raffarin, the other “good friend” of China besides Chirac, was in November, right before his plane with the new elected French President for China.

And this time, still a trip for cooperation and friendship, he became the “messenger” of the French President, situation even more serious than his famous trip to China during the SARS in 2003. In our “traditional” appointment right before his trip to China, he told me in his office that he will take the message of Friendship and confidence to Chinese government with a biography about the General de Gaulle, in which Sarkozy had signed his name.

Here is an article on his return which I found interesting:


Raffarin : “La Chine a quitté la route de la dictature”

Par Charlotte Chaffanjon

De retour de Chine, Jean-Pierre Raffarin poursuit son opération pour détendre les relations sino-françaises. “Nous voulons l’apaisement, nous voulons la non-violence”, explique lundi matin sur RTL l’ancien Premier ministre.

L’émissaire de Nicolas Sarkozy assure que “c’est par le dialogue que l’on peut régler un conflit de ce genre”. Par le dialogue peut-être, par la diplomatie sûrement. “La France ne veut pas choisir entre deux thèses, celle qui présente le dalaï-lama comme non violent et au-dessus des partis, et celle qui le présente comme un chef de gouvernement en exil”, explique Jean-Pierre Raffarin, soucieux de ménager la Chine, où des manifestations antifrançaises et des appels au boycott des magasins Carrefour se sont déroulés la semaine dernière.

“Ce n’est dans l’intérêt de personne de voir la Chine en grande difficulté”, se justifie le secrétaire général délégué de l’UMP, dans le sillage de Nicolas Sarkozy, qui avait jugé jeudi dernier lors de son interview télévisé e qu’il n’était pas possible de mettre ce grand pays “au ban de l’humanité”. “La Chine est le banquier du monde. Les Chinois financent le déficit américain. La Chine a quitté la route de la dictature”, assure Jean-Pierre Raffarin, même s’il admet qu’elle ne correspond pas “au modèle de démocratie occidentale”.

Interrogé sur l’attitude que doit adopter la France concernant les Jeux olympiques, son verdict est sans appel : pas de boycott. “La Chine a besoin des JO. Il faut réussir ces Jeux pour la paix du monde”. Jean-Pierre Raffarin appelle donc Nicolas Sarkozy à se rendre à la cérémonie d’ouverture et à faire de l’événement “une grande fête de la jeunesse”.

Par ailleurs, le sénateur de la Vienne est revenu sur l’interview donnée pendant son séjour dans l’empire du Milieu au China Daily . Il y expliquait que la proposition de Bertrand Delanoë , approuvée par le Conseil de Paris , de faire du dalaï-lama un citoyen d’honneur de la Ville de Paris était une “une très grave erreur politique”. “Mes propos ont été amplifiés par la traduction. J’ai seulement dit que c’était inopportun. Quand la France cherche à apaiser, c’est dommage que la collectivité locale cherche à attiser.”

Posted by Liu Yi on May 1st, 2008

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The famous military monks

http://news.wenxuecity.com/messages/200804/news-gb2312-556727.html

1/ They are policemen, not army;

2/ From 01/01/2005, all the police had changed their decorations and logos on their uniforms

3/ From 13/10/2004, all the Chinese ‘pusse-pusse’ had changed unanimously the curtain with the traditional blue, red and green colors, while not the blue ones your can see in the picture.

Finally, I found where it came from this picture which could bring big imagination:

During a shooting of a film, the polices are hired for playing monks in the film.

Posted by Liu Yi on April 21st, 2008

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Finally……he is not the smartest one, but at least the most couraged one till now……

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=3n5IflGGIas

Posted by Liu Yi on April 16th, 2008

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the torch

the girl on wheelchair has only one leg, and the guy behind her could not see anything……Though being hurt, she had protected the Olympic torch with her arms
but where are the 400 polices supposed to be around the torch as the “protection ball”, called by the press?!
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Posted by Liu Yi on April 8th, 2008

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