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Article: In China, nationalism fuels anger over Tibet Communist Party deflects criticism, but also takes risks
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- March 31, 2008
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Jim Yardley The New York Times Media Group
International Herald Tribune
03-31-2008
In China, nationalism fuels anger over Tibet Communist Party deflects criticism, but also takes risks
Byline: Jim Yardley The New York Times Media Group
Edition: 3
Section: NEWS
BEIJING --
Zhang Jing contributed research.
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Like so many Chinese, Meng Huizhong was horrified by the violent protests in Lhasa. She cringed at videos of Tibetan rioters attacking a Chinese motorcyclist. Her anger deepened as Tibet dominated her online conversation groups until it settled on what might seem like an unlikely target: the Communist Party.
"We couldn't believe our government was being so weak and cowardly," said Meng, 52, ...
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