Comments on: Diao Yu Tai Student Movement: Recollection 40 Years Later http://www.dontow.com/2010/10/diao-yu-tai-student-movement-recollection-40-years-later/ Wed, 18 Feb 2015 05:20:41 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 By: Sam Lau http://www.dontow.com/2010/10/diao-yu-tai-student-movement-recollection-40-years-later/#comment-30138 Fri, 14 Sep 2012 03:13:25 +0000 http://www.dontow.com/?p=1466#comment-30138 In the SF Peace Treaty, the US never used the name DaiYu Island but used the Japanese name Senkaku. That was obvious that the US wanted Japan have that island.

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By: Rob Liao http://www.dontow.com/2010/10/diao-yu-tai-student-movement-recollection-40-years-later/#comment-30022 Mon, 10 Sep 2012 05:12:19 +0000 http://www.dontow.com/?p=1466#comment-30022 Well Written history!

Unfortunately , we can see despite the historical facts and right. Japanese is still going against the facts. They are going to play themself an illegal Sale (from a claimed Japanese island owner) and Buy (the JP government.) This has violated the regional harmony. The japanese imperialism has re-appeared!

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By: Hu Zushu http://www.dontow.com/2010/10/diao-yu-tai-student-movement-recollection-40-years-later/#comment-739 Sat, 11 Dec 2010 14:05:57 +0000 http://www.dontow.com/?p=1466#comment-739 Dear Don,

Nice to see your article about the DYT Movement. Very well written!
The attitude of the Americans towards China in 1951 had probably much to do with the outbreak of the Korean War which turned the Cold War into a military conflict. At that time the anticommunist McCarthyites in the U.S. regarded “Red China” as their No. 2 if not No. 1 enemy. The 1951 S.F. Peace Treaty was therefore signed as a means to contain China. The ROC government could not care about anything but its own survival; that was why they signed a similar treaty with Japan a year later.

Best regards
Zushu

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By: Don http://www.dontow.com/2010/10/diao-yu-tai-student-movement-recollection-40-years-later/#comment-554 Thu, 04 Nov 2010 04:07:19 +0000 http://www.dontow.com/?p=1466#comment-554 In reply to Rich Braverman.

Rich,

Thanks for your comments. I think we need to recognize and respect that different countries may evolve in different ways because of different historical circumstances. If a country is facing strong foreign aggressions and serious internal survival problems such as having enough food to feed the population, is democracy the most important near-term objective? It may turn out that while you are working on that objective, you lose your country due to the external or internal problems. Furthermore, it is not the case that the U.S. government was just waiting for the Chinese people to get rid of the Communists, the U.S. repeatedly engaged in imperialistic actions to weaken China. The U.S. may talk a good game of a peace-seeking country, but its actions showed otherwise.

Don

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By: Rich Braverman http://www.dontow.com/2010/10/diao-yu-tai-student-movement-recollection-40-years-later/#comment-553 Thu, 04 Nov 2010 02:57:31 +0000 http://www.dontow.com/?p=1466#comment-553 Don

Thanks for your usual interesting postings.

I believe that at least part of the US position with regard to China was the anti-communist policy. It is not possible in my view for a democracy and a dictatorship to become or remain friends. When the Chinese people overthrow their rulers and establish a free society things will be much better in China and with relations with the world community.

Rich

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By: Highlights of Forced Labor Litigation in Japan of Chinese Laborers | Don Tow's Website http://www.dontow.com/2010/10/diao-yu-tai-student-movement-recollection-40-years-later/#comment-540 Tue, 02 Nov 2010 03:28:51 +0000 http://www.dontow.com/?p=1466#comment-540 […] and analysis of the 1951 San Francisco Peace Treaty, see this website’s article “Diao Yu Tai Student Movement:  Recollection 40 Years Later.” Posted in Other | « International Education Conference: History of Atrocities in […]

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