Xinjiang Province: News & Discussions

[Developereo]

thanks for the reply Sir. cud u plz elaborate on the bold part ? why is it so ? tht too from atheist Chinese, if it were a Christian o Hindu country i cud have understood.

Nothing to do with religion; it's purely an issue of ethnicity.

It's just the comments I have seen from many (Han) Chinese who view the Uighurs as being intrinsically lazy, deceitful, uneducated, etc, etc, etc. The usual stereotypes that apply to any marginalized minority in any society.

 

[q12093487q]

Guys，all terrorists were wearing turkish flag T-shirts.

 

[--,-'{@]

what do turkish members on the forum have to say abt this ? plz contribute, wud like to know from both parties.

 

[iranigirl2]

Erdogan's policies are very extreme, he is also supporting Terrorists in Syria and you bet he is also supporting the terrorists in China.

Does American believe the Islam ？ Do u think all Chinese foolish ?

No they don't believe in Islam, but they support extremists Islamic terrorists all over the world. They even support them in Iran, look up Judunllah.

 

[xuxu1457]

No any matter with Turkey or other countries, terrorists of China only have 1 time to jump up, once they jump up they will die or be arrested, no other way to go; I don't know what they are thinking about, they attack Uighur themselves, most local policeman, passers, officers are all Uighur; they should attack Armed Police Force or PLA if they really brave, attacking civilian is so urgly

 

[JSCh]

These are just canon fodder. Their minder know full well that their political ambition has not a slightest chance of succeeding. Used for some petty political leverage. How stupid and what a waste!

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Now the armed police has stared the clean-up, fck those terrorists.

 

[Audio]

(Reuters) - More than a hundred people, riding motorbikes and wielding knifes, attacked a police station in China's ethnically divided western region of Xinjiang, state media said on Saturday, in the latest unrest to hit the region in the past week. The attack in the remote desert city of Hotan, a heavily ethnic Uighur area, comes two days after the region's deadliest unrest in four years that resulted in the deaths of 35 people. China called the incident a "terrorist attack".

In the latest incident, the Global Times - owned by Chinese Communist Party mouthpiece, the People's Daily - said "troublemakers" gathered at religious venues before riding on motorcycles to attack a police station in the city's Moyu county.

Authorities are counting the number of casualties and searching for suspects, the Global Times said.

In a separate incident, some 200 people attempted to "incite trouble" at a major shopping area in Hotan, the newspaper said. It said police defused the situation.
Chinese authorities have increased security in Urumqi, the Global Times said.

Photographs on Chinese microblogs showed dozens of military trucks with riot police patrolling the streets.

More at China's troubled Xinjiang hit by more violence: state media | Reuters

 

[t_for_talli]

Saudi Arabia does not supply funding or arms to any Uyghur separatist group.

USA provides funding and KSA provides guidelines to use those funds

 

[Wholegrain]

USA provides funding and KSA provides guidelines to use those funds

KSA does not provide anything to them. Did you read the article Audio just provided? These people were wielding knives. In Delhi and Mumbai the people who carried out attacks had guns. Nobody will provide knives to a bunch of people and tell them to carry out raids on another country. They are asking them to fail.

 

[t_for_talli]

KSA does not provide anything to them. Did you read the article Audio just provided? These people were wielding knives. In Delhi and Mumbai the people who carried out attacks had guns. Nobody will provide knives to a bunch of people and tell them to carry out raids on another country. They are asking them to fail.

Ok got it.....no monetary funding.....but some school of thoughts are brainwashing them

 

[iranigirl2]

KSA provides the ideology. Which is worse than any weapons.

 

[Genesis]

Quran only says that resisting oppression is justified; it does not condone terrorism or murdering innocents.

The situation here is that the terrorists portray themselves as fighting oppression of Uighur people by Han/Chinese authorities. The only way China can solve this problem is by making sure the wider Uighur population views the terrorists as criminals and the Han/Chinese as their friends. China is an up-and-coming power, with an enormous economy and huge potential for upward mobility for Chinese citizens. The Uighurs need to be convinced that their best interests lie within the Chinese state, and that they can get a fair shake in society.

I know the Chinese government has tried to help the Uighurs, but it's not about what the government does, but how ordinary people interact. It seems that there is a lot of stigma attached towards Uighurs, and they are viewed as the 'untouchables' of society. Every society has this kind of problem where some group is at the social bottom.

I'm ready to admit that there are racism in China towards them, but here's a fact.

Chinese is more or less prejudice towards the poor and not specifically other ethnicity.

Uyghurs are in fact poor, partly due to their location, and partly due to their traditions.

There are Uyghur actress, and actors, politicians even in the central government. There are Uyghur pretty much in ever sector.

It's different than say in a place where you couldn't become rich or successful due to birth. It's more of the fact that they haven't become successful that is really holding them back, if you can call it that.

 

[xuxu1457]

24 civilian died under attack, in which 16 of them are Uyghur Chinese, no matter how many war we win outside, if we can't protect civilian in our own country, it's a failure. Never too much to invest on domestic security

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

I'm ready to admit that there are racism in China towards them, but here's a fact.

Chinese is more or less prejudice towards the poor and not specifically other ethnicity.

Uyghurs are in fact poor, partly due to their location, and partly due to their traditions.

There are Uyghur actress, and actors, politicians even in the central government. There are Uyghur pretty much in ever sector.

It's different than say in a place where you couldn't become rich or successful due to birth. It's more of the fact that they haven't become successful that is really holding them back, if you can call it that.

Who is no brainer to blame Uighurs for this?

Now most of the victims are Uighurs, most of Hans blame the terrorists, not our Uighur brothers and sisters.