9 people died due to Riot Rocks China's Image of growth

Sun Jun 19, 2011 3:21 pm » by **Rylai**

Xintang, China (CNN) -- The authorities here are obviously nervous. My crew and I are sitting in a local government building being questioned by six propaganda officials.
One of them is scribbling down our credentials in a worn pocket-sized notebook. My producer, Steven Jiang, is talking non-stop to one officer who looks especially nonplussed.
We traveled to the manufacturing town of Xintang to investigate why thousands of migrant workers suddenly took to the streets just a week ago.

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Mon Jun 20, 2011 3:15 am » by **Keniwaki**

No big deal. It's norm to see Chinese security force cramping down on people.

Mon Jun 20, 2011 3:28 am » by **dlslith**

keniwaki wrote:No big deal. It's norm to see Chinese security force cramping down on people.

No big deal? Looking at it from a western society point of view, it's huge. The Chinese country and lifestyle are becoming more prevelant these days. We really hadn't had much access before the advent of the internet and modern social medias to actually know what was going on there. I got a feeling this is the tip of the iceberg

Mon Jun 20, 2011 4:05 am » by **Brothers**

If what they are saying is true then yes the government of China will have a lot of trouble on their hands. But then again the government can stand to lose several hundred millions of people without suffering their progress. Just remember please that there are just too many people in this world already and the there is already some food shortages and it will get worse.

Mon Jun 20, 2011 4:07 am » by **99socks**

brothers wrote:If what they are saying is true then yes the government of China will have a lot of trouble on their hands. But then again the government can stand to lose several hundred millions of people without suffering their progress. Just remember please that there are just too many people in this world already and the there is already some food shortages and it will get worse.

Do you think the Chinese will cull their own in order to reduce spending by the state, and to distribute resources to others in order to get ahead?

Mon Jun 20, 2011 4:10 am » by **Epicfailure**

"propaganda officials?"

are they talking to themselves? (CNN?)

Mon Jun 20, 2011 11:19 am » by **Keniwaki**

It's a sad things but most governments are self serving. Chinese government happen to take it step further. Most of officials are rich buying property in hong kong. They know that it will crumble soon and that they will have a place and wealth elsewhere.

In my openion, American politicians are the same, taking money from people and special interest groups screwing it's citizens....only difference is how they screwed it's citizens.

That's why I don't trust my govrnment or other government(s)!