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http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/5...s-typhoon-haiyan-yolanda-china-aid-relief.htm
Manila received a total of less than $2m from China, including $100,000 from the government, another $100,000 from the Red Cross and $1.64 million in tents, blankets and other goods.
A controversy over China's far-from-generous contribution for typhoon relief to the Philippines has been heated up by a Communist party mouthpiece that branded Manila as ungrateful for the $100,000 (£62,000) it received from Beijing.
An editorial piece by the Southern Daily, the official Communist Party newspaper in Guangdong, accused Filipinos of being too demanding.
"The Chinese government and people have never begrudged 'love' for the Philippines, but the Philippines is obviously not content or even appreciating of China's 'love', only expecting 'more love' from China," the article entitle titled 'China Never Short of Love for the Philippines' read.
The article rebuked suggestions that China's response had been affected by territorial disputes between the two countries.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/5...s-typhoon-haiyan-yolanda-china-aid-relief.htm
Manila received a total of less than $2m from China, including $100,000 from the government, another $100,000 from the Red Cross and $1.64 million in tents, blankets and other goods.
A controversy over China's far-from-generous contribution for typhoon relief to the Philippines has been heated up by a Communist party mouthpiece that branded Manila as ungrateful for the $100,000 (£62,000) it received from Beijing.
An editorial piece by the Southern Daily, the official Communist Party newspaper in Guangdong, accused Filipinos of being too demanding.
"The Chinese government and people have never begrudged 'love' for the Philippines, but the Philippines is obviously not content or even appreciating of China's 'love', only expecting 'more love' from China," the article entitle titled 'China Never Short of Love for the Philippines' read.
The article rebuked suggestions that China's response had been affected by territorial disputes between the two countries.