Comments on: Chinese leadership: Harmony at the cost of diversity http://whitmanpioneer.com/opinion/columnists/2009/11/15/chinese-leadership-harmony-at-the-cost-of-diversity/ The Pioneer | Whitman news, delivered. Wed, 17 Mar 2010 08:38:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Gabriela Salvidea http://whitmanpioneer.com/opinion/columnists/2009/11/15/chinese-leadership-harmony-at-the-cost-of-diversity/comment-page-1/#comment-5930 Gabriela Salvidea Sun, 15 Nov 2009 10:36:42 +0000 http://whitmanpioneer.com/?p=10701#comment-5930 "To be a scholar is to be on top of society." Will you explain why this is in quotes? If you ever quote anything, you either have to attribute it to the speaker, or tell us why it's in quotes. Chinese chairman Hu Jintao—what is he a chairman of? Explain. "don't wake a sleeping dog!"—I don't know this idiom, and I wasn't able to find its meaning online. Will you end with more direct language? Thanks! Good work. “To be a scholar is to be on top of society.” Will you explain why this is in quotes? If you ever quote anything, you either have to attribute it to the speaker, or tell us why it’s in quotes.

Chinese chairman Hu Jintao—what is he a chairman of? Explain.

“don’t wake a sleeping dog!”—I don’t know this idiom, and I wasn’t able to find its meaning online. Will you end with more direct language?

Thanks! Good work.

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