Olympics Mean Optimism for China's 'Angry Youth'

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Channel: The Wall Street Journal · 2008 · Sports

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WSJ's Loretta Chao reports from Tiananmen Square in Beijing on the "fenqing," or "angry youth" of China. While these patriotic youth are often characterized as radical, she finds that some just want peace. 
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