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That ethnic minorities have no interest in the Yellow Emperor is occasionally noted by Chinese commentators.
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Chinese commentators fear the effect on public order, painting a picture of bands of testosterone-crazed youths roaming the countryside, raising hell.
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Several Chinese commentators, however, have dismissed the recent sessions as window-dressing.
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Several commentators argue that Chinese policymakers are right to think it is not great.
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Meanwhile, the error all along, to which both Chinese policy makers and Western commentators seem to have fallen victim, has been to confuse a high degree of usefulness with indispensability.
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Some commentators feel that the Chinese investment boom must eventually run out of steam, whether for lack of good projects to finance or because the country will shift to a more consumption-led model.
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Most commentators seemed to accept Ms Chua's premise about Chinese mothers' approach, if not its superiority, though some think she really means those overseas, with the immigrant's burning ambition.
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The spectacle of Chinese turbo-capitalism is inspiring Marco Polo-like awe in some Western commentators.
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Some commentators at Forbes, like the perennial China bear Gordon Chang, are chomping at the bit for a Chinese hard landing.
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