Why China cannot solve a basic baby milk powder problem.

[neddy]

Can you trust the system that does this ........

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A JOURNALIST and his camera operator have been detained in Tiananmen Square live on British television, in what he described as a surreal but telling episode about reporting in China.
Viewers of the 24-hour British channel Sky News on Friday were treated to the bizarre sight of reporter Mark Stone being directed into a police van live from Beijing.
He reported live from inside the van, admitting that the Chinese officials with him - one of them filming Stone herself - probably did not realise he was speaking directly to London.
"Still in the police van, should be leaving in just a second for this rather surreal experience, which gives you a little insight into what can happen sometimes" in China, Stone said.
The team were then taken into a room where they were told to await questioning.


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[erection2015]

thats why my ChinaMilk and ChinaDairy died for years already. Have to sign them off. Be careful of the China stocks listed here in Sinkiepoor.

If you want to buy Chinese stocks then do the Hong Kong market.

 

[Hamster83]

Those reporters should be ashamed of filming in Tiananmen. They do not respect the fact that they are in foreign country and they need to obtain permission to perform any filming.

They just trampled over the land of the chinese and try to enforce their way of doing things in the foreign land and make claims that the Chinese are barbarians, simply becos they are detained for performing acts that are not welcomed by the owners of the land.

Free media is a foreign concept and not yet embraced in China.

Fuck the British