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18:06:58 01/22/12
Shanghai Expo : China's continued attempt at Erasing Tibetan identity
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Shanghai Expo : China's continued attempt at Erasing Tibetan identity
Like or Thumbs Up to show your support for Tibetan people Click here for more Tibet videos www.youtube.com China isincurring huge expenditure in transferring and consolidating the Chinese population in Tibet. Massive investment has been made to build a network of modern highways all over Tibet. China can also boast of having laid the highest railway track in the world that connects Lhasa with Beijing. In fact, China often complains that its "civilizing" mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. Link: woodsmoke.wordpress.com China's Ministry of Land and Resources has announced monumental new resource discoveries all across Tibet. The findings are the culmination of a secret 7-year, $44 million survey project, which began in 1999. More than 1000 researchers were divided into 24 separate groups and fanned out across the Qinghai-Tibet plateau to geologically map the entire Tibetan region. Their findings have lead to a discovery of 16 major new deposits of copper, iron, lead, zinc and other minerals worth an estimated $128 ... From: TibetArchive Views: 51 6 ratings Time: 01:44 More in News & Politics
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18:06:58 01/22/12
Shanghai Expo : China's continued attempt at Erasing Tibetan identity
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Shanghai Expo : China's continued attempt at Erasing Tibetan identity
Like or Thumbs Up to show your support for Tibetan people Click here for more Tibet videos www.youtube.com China isincurring huge expenditure in transferring and consolidating the Chinese population in Tibet. Massive investment has been made to build a network of modern highways all over Tibet. China can also boast of having laid the highest railway track in the world that connects Lhasa with Beijing. In fact, China often complains that its "civilizing" mission in Tibet is costing the government and people of China large amounts in terms of subsidies to an under-developed region. According to official Chinese statistics, the level of annual subsidies to the Tibetan Autonomous Region (TAR) in the late 1980s was around 1 billion yuan or $270 million. However, all the infrastructure that China has built in Tibet has not made the lives of the native Tibetans any better; it has only taken the exploitative apparatuses of the Chinese government deeper. Link: woodsmoke.wordpress.com China's Ministry of Land and Resources has announced monumental new resource discoveries all across Tibet. The findings are the culmination of a secret 7-year, $44 million survey project, which began in 1999. More than 1000 researchers were divided into 24 separate groups and fanned out across the Qinghai-Tibet plateau to geologically map the entire Tibetan region. Their findings have lead to a discovery of 16 major new deposits of copper, iron, lead, zinc and other minerals worth an estimated $128 ... From: TibetArchive Views: 51 6 ratings Time: 01:44 More in News & Politics
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06:26:06 01/18/12
I Am Tibetan - English subtitles
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I Am Tibetan - English subtitles
Like + Thumbs Up + Share + Click here for more Tibet videos www.youtube.com Tibetans from all walks of life expressing love for their Tibetan identity despite China's brutal oppression since 1949 invasion of Tibet. This video "I Am Tibetan" was first posted on a Chinese video-hosting website on December 19, 2009 and has been circulating widely. It came later to be posted on YouTube by a Tibetan called Jigdo and is now being disseminated by Tibetans all over the world through social networking sites such as Facebook. To those who don't know Tibetan, the video seemingly looks like a random talking heads video. Once you understand what the people are saying, it is one of the most powerful and creative videos we have seen from Tibet. The camera focuses on random Tibetans, each statement begins with "I am Tibetan" and the next speaker goes on to describe the reason. The video has already inspired Tibetans in Dharamsala to replicate the concept. Link www.highpeakspureearth.com The dramatic music in the background creates a strong sense of mood and urgency. The emphatic statement "I am Tibetan" is a powerful assertion of how the people identify themselves. In the statements there is no sense at all of being"a minority". As readers know, over the last two decades the Chinese government has been carrying out patriotic education campaigns, the objective being for Tibetans to identity themselves as a subject of China and identify himself or herself as a Chinese national. China is ... From: TibetArchive Views: 1099 24 ratings Time: 01:40 More in News & Politics
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06:26:06 01/18/12
I Am Tibetan - English subtitles
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I Am Tibetan - English subtitles
Like + Thumbs Up + Share + Click here for more Tibet videos www.youtube.com Tibetans from all walks of life expressing love for their Tibetan identity despite China's brutal oppression since 1949 invasion of Tibet. This video "I Am Tibetan" was first posted on a Chinese video-hosting website on December 19, 2009 and has been circulating widely. It came later to be posted on YouTube by a Tibetan called Jigdo and is now being disseminated by Tibetans all over the world through social networking sites such as Facebook. To those who don't know Tibetan, the video seemingly looks like a random talking heads video. Once you understand what the people are saying, it is one of the most powerful and creative videos we have seen from Tibet. The camera focuses on random Tibetans, each statement begins with "I am Tibetan" and the next speaker goes on to describe the reason. The video has already inspired Tibetans in Dharamsala to replicate the concept. Link www.highpeakspureearth.com The dramatic music in the background creates a strong sense of mood and urgency. The emphatic statement "I am Tibetan" is a powerful assertion of how the people identify themselves. In the statements there is no sense at all of being"a minority". As readers know, over the last two decades the Chinese government has been carrying out patriotic education campaigns, the objective being for Tibetans to identity themselves as a subject of China and identify himself or herself as a Chinese national. China is ... From: TibetArchive Views: 1054 23 ratings Time: 01:40 More in News & Politics
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20:22:39 01/10/12
Young Taiwanese Voters Worried About Jobs, Not China
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Young Taiwanese Voters Worried About Jobs, Not China
For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me As election day fast approaches in Taiwan, the two presidential candidates are targeting young voters and attempting to appeal to their concerns. And the issues are plain: they want good jobs and better wages. For young voters, these immediate economic concerns are above the hot button issue of cross-strait relations with China. With Taiwan's presidential election on Saturday, the race between opposition candidate Tsai Ing-wen and incumbent Ma Ying-jeou is neck-and-neck. The camps of the two candidates are furiously competing for the votes of a key demographic%mdashyoung, first-time voters aged 20 to 24. Political debate in Taiwan has traditionally been dominated by the question of Taiwan's identity and relations with Mainland China. The Chinese Communist Party sees the self-ruled Taiwan as a renegade province that should be reunited with the Mainland by force if necessary. But for young Taiwanese voters, it's jobs and wages at the top of their list of concerns. [You Chieh-an, Tsai-Ing-wen Supporter]: "I think the biggest problem is unemployment. I graduated two to three years ago, and most of my university classmates are either jobless, or working for low wages. This is why I think we could give the chance to a new president." Unemployment for this group is roughly at 13 percent, which is way above the national average of just four percent. And salaries for many ... From: NTDTV Views: 39 2 ratings Time: 02:36 More in News & Politics
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01:46:03 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from Schools
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Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from Schools
www.StandUpForTibet.org Oct 9, 2010, Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing! LA Times http New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched towards the town center. They raised slogans demanding restoration of language ownership," according to the blogger. About 4000 students of the Tsolho Tibetan ... From: TibetArchive Views: 438 7 ratings Time: 09:47 More in News & Politics
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01:46:03 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from Schools
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Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from Schools
www.StandUpForTibet.org Oct 9, 2010, Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing! LA Times http New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched towards the town center. They raised slogans demanding restoration of language ownership," according to the blogger. About 4000 students of the Tsolho Tibetan ... From: TibetArchive Views: 428 7 ratings Time: 09:47 More in News & Politics
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01:37:59 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from School
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Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from School
Tuesday, October 19th, 2010, 8AM, Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing - www.latimes.com New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched towards the town center. They raised slogans demanding restoration of language ownership," according to the blogger. About 4000 students of the Tsolho Tibetan ... From: TibetArchive Views: 314 6 ratings Time: 02:11 More in News & Politics
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01:37:59 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from School
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Tibet : Tibetan Students Protest Against the Removal of Tibetan Textbooks from School
Tuesday, October 19th, 2010, 8AM, Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing - www.latimes.com New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched towards the town center. They raised slogans demanding restoration of language ownership," according to the blogger. About 4000 students of the Tsolho Tibetan ... From: TibetArchive Views: 314 6 ratings Time: 02:11 More in News & Politics
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01:31:45 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetans protested against Chinese Govt Removal of Tibetan Text books
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Tibet : Tibetans protested against Chinese Govt Removal of Tibetan Text books
www.StandUpForTibet.org AMDO Golok Pema Dzong - http October 22, 2010. Tibetans protested against the new Chinese education policy to replace Tibetan medium of instruction to Chinese language. Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing - www.latimes.com New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched ... From: TibetArchive Views: 138 4 ratings Time: 00:18 More in News & Politics
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01:31:45 12/07/11
Tibet : Tibetans protested against Chinese Govt Removal of Tibetan Text books
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Tibet : Tibetans protested against Chinese Govt Removal of Tibetan Text books
www.StandUpForTibet.org AMDO Golok Pema Dzong - http October 22, 2010. Tibetans protested against the new Chinese education policy to replace Tibetan medium of instruction to Chinese language. Tibetan Student's Protest reach Beijing - www.latimes.com New York Times www.nytimes.com Guardian www.guardian.co.uk www.dossiertibet.it Thousands of Tibetan students pressed ahead with protests for the second day running amid fears they will be forced to adopt a Chinese-language only school curriculum.About 8000 students took part in the demonstrations on Oct.20 in Tsolho.The protests erupted a day earlier in Rebkong in the same province over the language concern as fears gripped Tibetans that their culture, language, and national identity in regions ruled by China will be further eroded.Monks had joined the march on the first day of the demonstrations as participants carried banners, written in both Tibetan and Chinese, reading "Equality Among Nationalities" and "Expand the Use of the Tibetan Language," sources said. The protests started Wednesday with about 2000 students demonstrating in a teachers' college and two medical schools. More students joined in as the day progressed. "This morning around 8 in the morning, about 2000 students of Tsolho Teachers College, and two local medical schools assembled at the school ground. They observed silence and protested against the Chinese language policy in the area," a Tibetan wrote on an RFA blog. "Later they filed in lines and marched ... From: TibetArchive Views: 138 4 ratings Time: 00:18 More in News & Politics
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21:19:02 11/24/11
Protests Against Online Shopping Site Taobao
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Protests Against Online Shopping Site Taobao
For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ me.lt In Zhejiang Province, hundreds of Chinese merchants are protesting against the largest online shopping website, Taobao. The site is similar to eBay, and sellers have to buy annual membership to sell their goods. But according to protestors, the latest annual fee has jumped by 10 times. Hundreds of sellers from China's largest online shopping website, Taobao, protest outside the firm's Hangzhou offices on Wednesday. They're calling for the abolition of the website's feedback system and a large hike in annual fees. Many protesters wear facemasks to conceal their identity, while others put stickers that said "endurance" on their clothes. One man says he can't afford the website's new annual membership fee for merchants. [no titlebar, unidentified protestor]: "They are too tyrannical. They say whatever they like and never care about how we feel. They increase the fee whenever they like. Last year the fee was $2500 US dollars before they raised the price, and we could still support them. But now they suddenly raised it by ten times to $25000 US dollars. Even if we sell blood, we won't be able to afford it." Taobao said in an online post the demand to abolish the feedback system will lead to the "destruction" of China's e-commerce industry. They say the feedback system allows buyers to provide feedback on products and services purchased online. From: NTDTV Views: 90 2 ratings Time: 01:32 More in People & Blogs
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19:38:13 10/28/11
Shanghai's "Good Samaritan" a Fake?
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Shanghai's "Good Samaritan" a Fake?
For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ me.lt A recent video about Good Samaritans in Shanghai is now accused of being set up by an online promotions company. A video showing 'Good Samaritans' may be a fake, the Shanghai Daily reported. The video has gone viral and several TV stations in China have picked it up. It shows people rushing to the aid of a pregnant woman. But Netizens have identified those 'Good Samaritans,' and even the car that was used to take the woman to a hospital, as belonging to online promotions company, Erma Shanghai. The state-run Shanghai Daily investigated and found the the pregnant woman did not match any of the patients registered at the hospital where she was supposedly admitted . The publicity stunt, as some are calling it, comes just on the heels of the widely discussed hit-and-run case of Wang Yue, a two-year-old girl who died last Friday. A director at th``e company, Wang Yang, denied the incident was staged and claimed their employees just happened to be at the right place at the right time. The company later admitted the employees had faked their identities in the video, but still claims the incident is true. In an interview with the Shanghai Daily, Wang was quoted as saying, "I don't understand why nowadays no one actually believes in good deeds...In such a society without trust, where every helper is regarded as an actor, who would offer a helping hand to anyone?" Besides ... From: NTDTV Views: 469 4 ratings Time: 01:26 More in News & Politics
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20:11:44 09/29/11
Man Throws Puppy into Ocean, Chinese Netizens Outraged
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Man Throws Puppy into Ocean, Chinese Netizens Outraged
For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ me.lt Internet users in China were shocked last week by a disturbing photo of a man in Xiamen repeatedly launching a puppy football-style into the ocean. According to eyewitnesses, when the puppy paddled back to shore, the man threw it back into the waves%mdasha total of five times. The man yelled at bystanders when they told him to leave the dog alone. The puppy eventually sought shelter on a nearby rock. But the story has a happy ending. Two men rowed out to rescue the dog. And a young woman took the animal and said she would adopt it. Outraged Chinese Internet users are now searching for the identity of the man. From: NTDTV Views: 182 6 ratings Time: 00:40 More in Pets & Animals
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18:47:45 09/09/11
Two Chinese Face Deportation By South Korea Despite Persecution Fears
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Two Chinese Face Deportation by South Korea Despite Persecution Fears
For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛me.lt And in South Korea, practitioners of the Falun Gong meditation practice are trying to prevent two of their own from being deported to China, where they would likely face persecution. Local authorities took them away from their homes early Tuesday morning. At least three thousand practitioners have been killed in the persecution in China since 1999. Two Chinese Falun Gong practitioners in South Korea are at risk of being deported to China, where adherents of the spiritual practice are persecuted by the Chinese Communist regime. South Korean authorities took the couple away from their home late Tuesday night. We are keeping their identities private for their safety. The male Falun Gong practitioner is a volunteer for NTD's branch in South Korea. Both have been trying to apply for refugee status in the country. The couple's friend, who asked to remain anonymous, was distraught after the incident. [Friend of Detained Falun Gong Practitioner]: "If they're deported to China, they're at risk of persecution, their organs may be harvested, and their lives will be at risk." Last month, the South Korean government was criticized for deporting three Falun Gong practitioners to China in July. South Korean Falun Gong practitioners are calling for international assistance to prevent this latest deportation. Since 1999, the Chinese Communist Party has been systematically persecuting Falun ... From: NTDTV Views: 63 1 ratings Time: 01:38 More in People & Blogs
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20:06:29 08/12/11
22 More Fake Apple Stores Discovered in China
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22 More Fake Apple Stores Discovered in China
For more news visit ? english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ? http ? Add us on Facebook ?me.lt More counterfeit Apple computer stores have been discovered in southern China. Last month NTD reported on two stores that were found in Kunming City, the capital of Yunnan Province. The new findings point to a growing problem of respecting copyrights and trademarks. Twenty-two fake Apple stores have been newly identified in Kunming City, the capital of Yunnan Province in southern China. According to a Reuters report, there's no word if the shops were selling fake Apple products or ones illegally smuggled in to China. Last month, NTD reported on two fake Apple stores that were also found in Kunming. This is one of several unauthorized Apple stores in the area%mdashcomplete with the white Apple logo, wooden tables, identical posters and cheery staff in blue t-shirts. One customer didn't feel it mattered. [Hu Junkai, Kunming City Resident]: "If the products you buy are real and not counterfeit, who cares whether this store is a copy or not. The only thing that matters is that their products are real." Apple has authorized about one thousand re-sellers to sell its goods in China, but they are not allowed to call themselves Apple stores. Others buy popular Apple products abroad and smuggle them into the country to avoid taxes, selling them at cheaper prices than at the authorized stores. But a senior researcher at China Market Research says it could hurt the brand. [James Roy, Senior ... From: NTDTV Views: 334 7 ratings Time: 01:52 More in News & Politics
