An Anachronist’s Life

国庆黄金周，最后决定去闽东，第一站太姥山。

但愿景美人不多。

Blog歇业一周……

我要在博客上发两个有表格的网页。我知道直接写html code可以完成这个任务，但是，懒得！

我现在用的blog工具有windows live writer和google的线上博客工具www.writely.com，但是这两个都不行。各位有什么推荐的吗？

请各位博友发言……

Excerpt from Daily Press Briefing of U.S. Department of State, by Tom Casey, Deputy Spokesman on September 28, 2006

QUESTION: On Taiwan. Do you have any comment on Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian’s new remarks yesterday saying that Taiwan and China are different countries? And his party also talked about 10-year timetable to turn Taiwan into a normal country. Thanks.

MR. MCCORMACK: Our longstanding position is clear and remains: We do not support Taiwan independence. We are opposed to unilateral changes to the status quo by either side. We take seriously President Chen’s repeated commitments not to permit the constitutional reform process to touch on Taiwan’s status, including territorial definition. President Chen’s fulfillment of his commitments will be a test of leadership, dependability and statesmanship.

QUESTION: A follow-up. The President said that his new remarks do not oppose, you know, his earlier commitment. Do you have any — do you get any clarification from Taiwan so far?

MR. MCCORMACK: I don’t have anything to add to what I just read you.

It is sad Mr. Chen’s dependabiity is criticized publicly by a U.S DoS spokeman again. According to China Times, Mr. Mccormack usually replied questions without paper; however, on this Taiwan question, he slowly spelled out all words on prepared paper. That showed Department of State prepared the answer well and waited for a very question to state it openly. I still remembered on Chen’s first election on 2000, Mainland goverment stated they will listen to Chen’s words and observe his behaviors (听其言，观其行). The observation period was over soon. Beijing then drew a red line and did everything unilaterally, keeping blind on Taiwan’s elected goverment (at least tried or pretended to). Now U.S. goverment almost follow the same strategy.

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Excerpt from Daily Press Briefing of U.S. Department of State, by Tom Casey, Deputy Spokesman on September 28, 2006

QUESTION: On Taiwan. Do you have any comment on Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian’s new remarks yesterday saying that Taiwan and China are different countries? And his party also talked about 10-year timetable to turn Taiwan into a normal country. Thanks.

MR. MCCORMACK: Our longstanding position is clear and remains: We do not support Taiwan independence. We are opposed to unilateral changes to the status quo by either side. We take seriously President Chen’s repeated commitments not to permit the constitutional reform process to touch on Taiwan’s status, including territorial definition. President Chen’s fulfillment of his commitments will be a test of leadership, dependability and statesmanship.

QUESTION: A follow-up. The President said that his new remarks do not oppose, you know, his earlier commitment. Do you have any — do you get any clarification from Taiwan so far?

MR. MCCORMACK: I don’t have anything to add to what I just read you.

It is sad Mr. Chen’s dependabiity is criticized publicly by a U.S DoS spokeman again. According to China Times, Mr. Mccormack usually replied questions without paper; however, on this Taiwan question, he slowly spelled out all words on prepared paper. That showed Department of State prepared the answer well and waited for a very question to state it openly. I still remembered on Chen’s first election on 2000, Mainland goverment stated they will listen to Chen’s words and observe his behaviors (听其言，观其行). The observation period was over soon. Beijing then drew a red line and did everything unilaterally, keeping blind on Taiwan’s elected goverment (at least tried or pretended to). Now U.S. goverment almost follow the same strategy.

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清晨，我躺在床上被多多的哭闹声弄醒了。听上去有点歇斯底里的味道。她一进入这种状态，就很难恢复，只会哭，旁人说什么也没用。

我估计我妈妈对付不了她，连忙从床上爬起来。她已经把自己一个人关到厕所里面哭了，我妈妈手足无措。我强力推开厕所门进去，

“你为什么哭呀？”

“呜……呜……”

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