BBC's view of chinese studnet

"But even in Britain, just ask any of the tens of thousands of young Chinese students who flock into the many UK universities each year, the great majority of them either do not care or think that things are fine back home."-China's intolerance of dissent- Monday, 7 March, 2005, 15:30 GMT

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/4326341.stm

Nobody has ever asked me or any of my friends in Leeds this kind of question. If ever anybody ask me this question, I will tell them that I care and I do really care human rights in China. I have been living in china for more than 20 years time. I have seen all the economic system changes in china.The darmatic differences between poor people and rich people are actully getting greater than old socialist China. What I want to say is if there is a way could help china to be a more equal china without ripping china off or have a war there,but change it in a more peaceful way. I will support the way and people who are doing these things.