香港電視義正辭嚴轟港大陳一諤, 談六 四 - 4/17/09

Comment by Peter Tao on May 2, 2009 at 7:40am

I am wondering where were those students 20 years ago..they were probably toddlers then. I can sense their remoteness since they are so far from it, just like the genoicde of the Jews during World War II. It will be a different story if his intention is like Jackie Chan, trying to kiss up to get his concert in the Bird's Nest. Here is Anson Chan's 陳方安生 response from her Yahoo 信箱 on Jackie's quote -
問題二 香港粉絲問﹕陳太，你有無留意成龍 口出狂言的新聞，話中國人是需要管的，佢話“太自由了，就變成香港今天這個樣子，很亂﹔而且變成臺灣這個樣子，也很亂。我慢慢覺得，我們中國人是需要管的。 ”就快七一，香港人又要上街爭取民主自由，都不知爭取到幾時才有，成龍居然講呢種話，不知所謂，我覺得，他首要管一管自己把咀！

Anson答﹕我也有留意這個新聞，感覺很奇怪，一來，香港人守法，50萬人烈日之下上街遊行，都是秩序井然，贏得國際美譽；二來，電影是一個天馬行空的行業，最怕諸多規管，限制他們的創意和自由，怎麼一位資深電影工作者，而且本身私生活也不愛受約束的人，竟然會要求被管，實在令人費解。

either he is totally ignorant, which I doubt, or doing such a lousy and obvious brown-nose job.

Comment by 秉浩 on May 2, 2009 at 10:50pm

Regardless of the intention of the likes of Jackie Chan, and this disgraced "student leader" Chan, I am still glad to know that the conscience of the majority fellow Hong Kong citizens is alive and well. It has been over 70 years since the Japanese massacred Nanking, but it did not make it any less painful to re-read that part of our history. Nearly 20 years have passed since the People's Liberation Army massacred Beijing, and now we should be blaming the students for that criminal act committed by a government? No matter how remote a historical event is, the lesson has to be learned, and those responsible must be judged by history as criminals, whoever they are, and wherever they are.

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