NZHerald China shows off missile that can destroy an aircraft carrier http://www.nzherald.co.nz/international-politics/news/article.cfm?c_id=1503226objectid=11507587 Stuff.co.nz China puts on huge show of force at parade, to cut troop levels http://www.stuff.co.nz/world/asia/71730934/china-puts-on-huge-show-of-force-at-parade-to-cut-troop-levels CNN China flexes muscles with World War II military extravaganza http://edition.cnn.com/2015/09/02/asia/china-world-war-ii-military-parade/index.html?eref=rss_world BBC China military parade commemorates WW2 victory over Japan http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-34125418 Reuters China holds massive military parade, to cut troop levels by 300,000 http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/09/03/us-ww2-anniversary-china-xi-idUSKCN0R305P20150903 NYTimes Military Parade in China Gives Xi Jinping a Platform to Show Grip on Power http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/04/world/asia/china-military-parade-xi-jinping.html?ref=asia_r=0 Telegraph China shows off missile 'able to destroy aircraft carriers' at massive WW2 parade http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/china/11841024/China-shows-off-missile-able-to-destroy-aircraft-carriers-at-massive-WW2-parade.html RT.com Military parade in Beijing to mark 70th anniversary of end of WWII http://www.rt.com/in-vision/314177-China-wwii-anniversary-parade/ Washington Post Chinas Xi uses parade to show hes in charge and pursuing national revival https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/asia_pacific/chinas-xi-uses-parade-to-show-hes-in-charge-and-pursuing-rejuvenation/2015/09/03/d37dd9c6-51a8-11e5-b225-90edbd49f362_story.html Daily Mail 12,000 troops, hundreds of tanks... and a missile that can destroy an AIRCRAFT CARRIER 'with one hit': China displays its ever-growing might to mark Japan's WWII defeat (but locals are banned from watching) http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3220656/China-parades-12-000-troops-hundreds-tanks-mark-Japan-s-WWII-defeat-locals-banned-watching.html TIME See Chinas Epic Parade Commemorating the End of World War II http://time.com/4021804/china-military-parade-world-war-ii/?utm_source=feedburnerutm_medium=feedutm_campaign=Feed%3A+time%2Fworld+%28TIME%3A+Top+World+Stories%29 The Atlantic China Stages a Massive Military Parade to Commemorate the End of World War II http://www.theatlantic.com/photo/2015/09/china-stages-a-massive-military-parade-to-commemorate-the-end-of-world-war-ii/403627/ The Economist The real purpose of a rare military display was to show who is in charge http://www.economist.com/news/china/21663278-real-purpose-rare-military-display-was-show-who-charge-parades-end the Guardian China military parade commemorates second world war victory as it happened http://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2015/sep/03/china-military-parade-to-commemorate-second-world-war-victory-live aljazeera.com China parade marks Japan's WWII defeat http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/09/china-parade-marks-wwii-victory-japan-150903020950494.html FT.com China parades carrier-killer missile through Beijing http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/b94d907a-507a-11e5-b029-b9d50a74fd14.html#axzz3kjsKmWg6 CNBC China's latest pick-me-up: A massive military parade http://www.cnbc.com/2015/09/01/beijings-wwii-military-parade-hopes-to-mask-china-growth-markets-troubles.html IHS Jane's Defence Weekly China showcases new weapon systems at 3 September parade http://www.janes.com/article/54029/china-showcases-new-weapon-systems-at-3-september-parade
World Shark fin free Chinese New Year March 11, 2013 by sophiebarclay No Comments Have your say Estella Lee, a conservation campaigner hailing from Hong Kong, is fighting to raise awareness around shark finning within Chinese Communities. Lee is spearheading the Save sharks with love campaign which rewards Chinese that remove shark fin soup from the menu at celebratory banquets for things like Chinese New Year, weddings, important birthdays and meetings. Lee, in conjunction with DoC, established the Chinese Conservation Education Trust (CCET) nearly 11 years ago in order to help DoC engage with the Chinese community around various conservation issues. Recently, Lee translated an article about shark finning for the CCET from Auckland advocacy group Shark Fin Free Auckland, and felt compelled to bring the issue to the attention of the wider Chinese community. I did notice the problem is so serious, after I read the article I thought that we Chinese people should do something. The issue, she says is that currently the government allows sharks to be finned if they are landed. Lee says that people need to sign the petition by the NZ Shark Alliance which will call for the government to review this regulation, already banned in more than 98 countries. We think that when the fisheries industry cuts off the shark fin and dumps the whole body into the sea that it is very cruel and a waste of resources, and we have lost 80 90% of our sharks. Estella Lee Lee says that shark fin soup is a cultural tradition in the Southern part of China including Hong Kong and the Canton province. With a growing Chinese middle class, the tradition is heading northwards, where the soup is used to show guests they are well respected. The soup is also drunk for health benefits, says Lee. First of all, they were told that sharks do not have cancer so they think if I eat shark fin soup I will not get cancer and then it is very expensive. So they want to give their guests a treat. But actually the main reason is to show face with the guests. She says that her feedback has been overwhelmingly positive and has gained momentum since January. The CCET has been busy educating the public, translating articles and promoting their Thank you for not having shark fin soup project which encourages the removal of the dish from banquet menus, in return for a certificate of appreciate (often presented by a CCET member dressed in a shark suit) and a table display thanking the guests for not supporting the shark fin trade. There have been some setbacks within the Chinese community from people who do not want to be perceived as cheap by removing the luxury item from weddings and banquets. One lady I said to her, So, your daughter is going to get married soon. Can you take off the shark fin soup from the banquet. Her answerwas No! Then I will lose face! A resident for 24 years, Estella said her role as a travel journalist for Chinese media in New Zealand helped her learn about species conservation. In a Chinese mind, its always environmental protection like recycle the garbage, keep the water clean and planting trees they dont think of saving the endangered species. They dont know. The CCET is also promoting a slogan competition for their Save the sharks with love campaign which is open to Chinese and English speakers from all parts of the community. The main aim is to get people to think how we can convince the others to protect the sharks, not to eat the shark fin soup, Lee says. Each category has a cash prize. To find out more visit www.ccet.org.nz , sign the petition to end shark finning here .
Chinese against the Government of Japan occupied China's Diaoyu Islands (????) By Tony Hung Recently as there has been a territorial dispute between China and Japan, the political relationship has been strained. We do not want these countries in the Asia Pacific to have conflict and/or possible war. If there is a war, this will not only affect the people of China and Japan, but will also impact on Australia's and New Zealands trade and peace. China's and Japan's recent land dispute, was brought about by the Japanese Government on September 11 this year, who reclaimed China's Diaoyu islands, as "Japanese state-owned, Therefore, the Chinese people around the world are opposed. Based on historical data, from 1403, China discovered and managed the island. In 1895, the Japanese government illegally occupied the Diaoyu Islands. At present, the Japanese government has not complied with the Second World War Allies,1943 Cairo Declaration and the 1945 Potsdam announcement provisions to return the islands to China. If the Japanese government does not stop its illegal occupation of this island, the solemn voice of protest by the Chinese community around the world will never stop, as we will uphold the principles of peace and will fight until the end, until Diaoyu islands is returne to China. ???????????????? ??????????????? , ?????? , ????????????????? , ???? . ?????? , ???? ` ???????? , ?????????????????? . ???????????? , ???????? 9 ? 11 ??????????????? , ??????????? . ?????? , ??? 1403 ????????????? .1895 ? , ????????? . ???? , ????????? 1943 ???? ???? ? 1945 ?? ????? ???? , ????????????????? . ?????????????????????????????????????? , ???????????? , ?? ` ??????? , ????????? .
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