http://pswu.com/sccn/558/2007/07/17/99 Sat, 19 May 2012 17:24:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 http://pswu.com/sccn/558/2007/07/17/99#comment-156 Eastend Girl Thu, 26 Jul 2007 12:36:35 +0000 http://pswu.com/sccn/558/2007/07/17/99#comment-156 Look fun. shame we didn't know about it beforehand. Thanks for the article. Look fun. shame we didn't know about it beforehand. Thanks for the article.

]]> http://pswu.com/sccn/558/2007/07/17/99#comment-154 Asprin Thu, 26 Jul 2007 09:32:33 +0000 http://pswu.com/sccn/558/2007/07/17/99#comment-154 I know many Chinese friend from Vietnam, but none of them have heard of this event. Can you tell me how they can find out more about their future activities? I am just curious, are the event for Vietnamese or anyone who used to live in Vietnam? Do Vietnamese feel a strong sense of seperate identity to the Vietnamese Chinese? Do the Northeners and the Southerners still have deep divide in London? I know many Chinese friend from Vietnam, but none of them have heard of this event. Can you tell me how they can find out more about their future activities? I am just curious, are the event for Vietnamese or anyone who used to live in Vietnam? Do Vietnamese feel a strong sense of seperate identity to the Vietnamese Chinese? Do the Northeners and the Southerners still have deep divide in London?

]]> http://pswu.com/sccn/558/2007/07/17/99#comment-150 Tim Choo Tue, 24 Jul 2007 06:57:08 +0000 http://pswu.com/sccn/558/2007/07/17/99#comment-150 Thank you Clara for covering this event. It bring back a lot of memories of my student days. I remember collecting clothes and furniture and donated them to the newly arrived "boat people" when some of the Vietnamese arrived in London. I also helped to translate for them because I spoke Mandarin and Cantonese. They were on the front page of the local news at the time. It was really sad to see so many of them fled what was once a very affluent country. I am glad that all the communist blocs have more or less drop the doctrine, and people in Vietnam, Russia and China etc are now enjoying great degree of prosperities and freedom. It is sad to see the US still meddling in other countries business by force in Iraq and haven't really learn their lessons. Thank you Clara for covering this event. It bring back a lot of memories of my student days. I remember collecting clothes and furniture and donated them to the newly arrived "boat people" when some of the Vietnamese arrived in London. I also helped to translate for them because I spoke Mandarin and Cantonese. They were on the front page of the local news at the time. It was really sad to see so many of them fled what was once a very affluent country. I am glad that all the communist blocs have more or less drop the doctrine, and people in Vietnam, Russia and China etc are now enjoying great degree of prosperities and freedom. It is sad to see the US still meddling in other countries business by force in Iraq and haven't really learn their lessons.

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