引用文章LOL﹐龜笑鱉

Ha! What's the big deal? 

USA has 5 million unemployed workers; we China has 20 millions.  See we are always the number 1 in the world, just as we have claimed: "we are the engine leading the world economy" in the near past.  We 屁兒戲 (PRC) is the leader always. 

Thank you for your『夜郎自大』﹐您只觀半面﹐看扁某方面﹐而猛吹某方大牛﹔要『掩耳盜鈴』﹐還沾沾自喜﹐以為有術﹐那是您的權利﹐每個人都該尊重﹐這樣才叫有民主風範﹐對吧﹖

伊娘列﹐世界是跑馬燈﹐萬紫千紅﹐言論各有立場﹐雞公理鴨婆理﹐太公就得好好享受﹖或自我心定﹐怡然去吧﹗

以下是雅虎最原先貼出的原文﹐看來雅虎修正新聞標題及內容（請按網頁連結http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Wen-warns-economic-crisis-apf-14504143.html﹐就知如何修改﹐完全面目全非﹐完全看不到溫先生悲天憐民的話語喔）﹐是希望『大事化小』﹐免得張揚中國大陸的失業情況﹐以『歪』正視聽喔。

太公為杭州等沿海城市﹐拿著雨傘寒風苦等就業的同胞﹐深自獻上同情﹐但請諒解小草力薄﹐愛莫能助也。

Wen warns economic crisis spreading in China

Premier Wen warns economic crisis still spreading in China; says recovering will be arduous

• Sunday March 1, 2009, 2:11 am EST 

BEIJING (AP) -- Premier Wen Jiabao warned that the impact of the global financial crisis was still spreading in China and the country faces the long and arduous task of combating its effects.

The official Xinhua News Agency quoted Wen as saying Saturday that China "must strengthen confidence in the face of the crisis and be ready to take firmer and stronger actions when necessary." He did not go into specifics.

China is one of the only major economies still growing, though it has slowed. Growth fell to a seven-year low of 6.8 percent in the final quarter of 2008 compared with the same time a year earlier.

The government announced a 4 trillion yuan ($586 billion) plan in November aimed at boosting domestic consumption to shield China from the global slowdown, which has battered Chinese exporters. But its effects are not expected to be felt for several months.

The plan calls for spurring domestic consumption by pumping money into the economy through higher spending on public works. State companies have been ordered to speed up plans to build power plants and other facilities.

Wen noted Saturday that trade-dependent coastal areas have been hit by waves of factory closures and layoffs and that the country's migrant workers have been hardest hit by the crisis.

"I want to take the opportunity to extend my gratitude to our migrant workers," Wen said, adding that the government should encourage workers who have lost their jobs to start their own businesses by offering tax incentives and training opportunities.

The government says about 20 million migrants have lost their jobs and communist leaders worry about possible unrest.

On Friday the deputy chairman of China's planning agency said China is confident it can meet its growth target of 8 percent this year, though "downward pressure" from the global economic crisis is growing.

The comments were Beijing's latest effort to reassure uneasy consumers and companies and encourage them to keep spending.