That’s sad how the Chinese people are capable of fraud to the whole world by presenting a more ‘beautiful’, child singer (Lin Miaoke) in place of the real one (Yang Peiyi), who appears similar to me when I was a child by the way she looks up. I did have crooked teeth and a gap in between my two front teeth. But thanks to my parental units, I had braces that ‘help’ make me look but not necessarily feel ‘prettier’.
As the three of us had breakfast at a local McDonald’s restaurant, we ranted about how the Chinese people could get away with so much crap. We knew the child was lip syncing. We found out later on that the fireworks were not real but I couldn’t tell. I don’t know how people could be easily fooled not only by hoaxes of UFO’s via the technology of CGI but by a little child who doesn’t know dishonesty is not good. It’s plain bad luck in my books and I’m still keeping my eyeballs on China.
That night’s presentation sent a very bad message to the next generations (and my last nerve) of how this message of ‘harmony’ means forcing people to live up to the perfect ideals against their ‘free will’ to fight for what is right. It’s not fair to the little girl with the voice. She had the opportunity to make China look fair and balanced. But of course, communism in China (and Russia alike) is getting out of control by its controlling too much of their own children.
Although an ‘old soul’ claims that anything ‘Made in China’ and by children are lucky to at least have jobs, hanging precariously from the cables of the Olympic stadium and making Christmas toys for good little boys and girls of America, there is little room for error in the lives of the young. But the biggest error is how the billions of people have no voice except that of sheer obedience like dogs being fed and fattened up for the next day’s work by their ‘loving’ masters.
For example, I do wonder why the audience from one of the previews to the Olympic basketball team didn’t show any emotions. They just sat there and didn’t respond. It’s an unnatural site and an eerie feeling to see how quiet the stadium could be during the games. Games are supposed to be exciting and uplifting and not creepy and depressing. I wonder what the mostly Chinese audience is really afraid of.
I guess this message of ‘unity’ by the Chinese government is clear: either behave like a compliant, unfeeling robot or be shot on the spot for holding your hands up in the air while cheering for your team mates. That’s why the Chinese children are groomed well to perfection by their sponsoring government. They represent the future, revenue from the income generated by the hard working class, a profitable investment I’m sure the American people are quite familiar with as being — slavery or indentured servitude.
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