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I would have thought that the frequency of school shootings in the US show that it is a dangerous place. People definitely shouldn't go around thinking China is a safe place - I witnessed a vicious brawl yesterday, but the incident you mentioned seems a little less random then the various school shooting incidents that have occured in the US. I think that it's scary that gunmen in the US often go to school and shoot random people. At least the alleged shooting in Tibet had a motive.

So what? China is not a democracy, and USA is a really violent place. point.

I have never heard of any school shooting here in China. What you said sounds really shocking...I couldn't believe things like that could actually happen here. Luckily those are rare. But I still feel the States is kinda crazy. People hold guns killing their schoolmates or teachers or whoever on the spot there.

About the shooting in Tibet. Gosh. I hope that wasn't true. Although I couldn't visit the freetibet.org to check it out,I guess there must be some violence going on there. But,see, they never make the news so it's only natural that people here don't know about them. Or, maybe I should say,the vast majority of people don't really care about what's going on there,let alone some place near the border with Nepal.

However,it's really interesting and refreshing to read your posts.I get to know about another side of China.

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