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To: michael97123 who wrote (77182)	2/24/2003 6:46:32 PM
From: Condor	Respond to of 281500

American people and Chinese people are already good friends. While the sentiment is romantic I don't believe it to be true at all. I'd say the "American people and Chinese people respect each others power and keep their distance". C

To: michael97123 who wrote (77182)	2/24/2003 8:07:59 PM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 281500

>>I think that the US and China will eventually become great allies.<< I sure hope so, and let us discuss/solve all the differences in a civilized manner. Although, personally, I think this will need some attitude change from the "hawks" in the Washington, who still consider China as a potential enemy. >> American people and Chinese people are already good friends. << Mike, sounds like you must be a romantic guy, hehe. I think Chinese have been able to separate the US government from the US people. And I am sure a lot of Chinese think they have some real US friends, including me and a lot of my Chinese friends, even including my brother, and sister-in-law, who only came here for conference/project once a year. It is natural for us to have different opinions on a lot of things, but still we can be friends. About Iraq, I think the best thing China can and will do is not to veto the US action.