China’s Nightmare

March 4, 2009 · Filed under Uncategorized

The dawn of new age gave birth to the ideals of realism and universal values of freedom, justice, right and tolerance and promised for a brighter future. The light of these noble ideals and values often questions the fate of communist state “China”, how far it can travel and continue its journey under the false ideal of liberty and equality cloaked by self interest and power struggle. Over the past fifty years, China has survived its fictitious face with aid of military force, media censorship and low social and economic standard. Yet the new generation never tolerates the sinful hand of dictatorship sucking the blood of innocents and its citizens. Bullying poor and serving rich, a politic of public office for individual pocket. Still today, China tries its best to protect its selfish and dirty interest under the nightmare of dynamic current of social change and order shaking beneath ground. The recent official celebration of “Serf Emancipation Day” in undermining the rights and freedom of Tibetan people is another radical political propaganda in attempt to falsify the history. Yet the legacy of such cruelty action serves not only hurting the sentiments of Tibetan people who have suffered fifty years under the military coercion and torture but, also the pride and dignity of Chinese people in the long run. Although Beijing is proud of complete one of biggest media censorship project,”The Golden Shield” to control the freedom and mobility of citizens in order to curb the rising tide of liberal thoughts and democratic attitude in China. More specifically, the Beijing’s reaction to the inaugural speech of Barack Obama, the 44^th elected president of United State of America. In act of controlling mind of people, Chinese government cut the Obama’s speech into pieces and broad casted the part that has no literal connotation resemblance the political behavior of communist such as corruption and deceit. As Obama states “To those who cling to power through corruption and deceit and the silencing of dissent, know that you are on the wrong side of history”. This gives signal to the communist leaders as well. As former president Bill Clinton once mentioned that “when it comes to human right and religious freedom, China remains on the wrong side of history. This might be the case why China took this statement very seriously and cut down from the main speech. Whatever the reason, one thing which remain clear is the fear of communist leaders and self recognition of their grave historical mistakes done in the past. I believe that the dynamism of social order motivated by the will power and noble ideals can be not suppressed by the force and tactics. The recent events in China such as protest against the government’s mistreatment and human right convention among the lawyers are trumpet of undergoing social changes in China. Particularly the shifting political behavior of Chinese people and manifestation of deep seated anger and aspirations embedded deep within the hearts of Chinese people. This is an omen to the ending fate of communist party and the biggest nightmare of the communist leaders today. The night mare that keeps haunting Beijing day and night and shaking with fear of losing the status they have been enjoying over the past on the hot bed of public property. No matter, how powerful and repressive is Beijing today, time has come to mark an end to the tyranny of communism and pave a new shinning path of history toward peace, justice, equality and freedom in the light of new dawning era.