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16 May 2010
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Break In and Break You Up
如此中下层公民尊严!
敢问开封府包公安在?
13 May, in the Drum
Terrace Square (鼓楼广场) at the CBD of Kaifeng, Henan Province, a
sobbing Guo Man is helping her child
searching for his text books and school
works trashed by a property
developer
in the early morning.
“When a group of men
broke into our home at 5am, my mother, my
child and I were still asleep. They
dragged us out of the building, and
pulled down the house with a bulldozer.
Our computer, refrigerator, bank card and
other household items, including my son’s
shoes, are all buried in rubble, and he
had to go to school barefoot,” narrated
Guo when interviewed by a journalist that
afternoon.
Later it is found that the
property developer with his company called
Wensheng (文盛房地产开发公司) has demolished the wrong
building. The city authority reportedly
told Guo that it would make the developer
to apologize and pay for her lose for the
mistake of identifying the wrong property
to demolish.
Does it mean if a deal to
demolish a building is made between the
authority and developers, the developers
will be entitled to break into a private
household and throw the rightful
residents out and demolish their home and
trash their belings without their
knowledge or consent?
奸商贪官自古有，除了官不聊生的朱元璋时代和毛泽东时代。
奸商贪官猛如虎，为奸商贪官创造环境的决策专家更恶于虎。
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Three
Traps
Confucian once
warned anyone who aspires
to be a dignified noble
character to watch out
for three pitfalls: a) do
not know what is right
and what is wrong (未之闻；患弗得闻也); b)
knowing what is right and
what is wrong, but fail
to learn how to do the
right thing (既闻之，患弗得学也); c)
learned how to do the
right thing, but fail to
put into the practice (既学之，患弗能行也).
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