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F. Estep, ViewPointsUSA@cs.com
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The Chinese Government needs to realize that the American people value freedom and human rights, regardless of political international incidents. The world was watching to see if a humanitarian approach was going to be pursued by the Chinese in this international air accident. It is our hope that the Chinese will stop being such a closed, guarded society and join the world inthe way their news is reported and perceived by others. We may be sorry about the loss of the Chinese pilot, but most advanced nations have these flights in international air space and sometimes accidents do occur. Let's get on with living in a world where people appreciate other nation's culture, environment, and history, and hopefully, where we can all become better educated by traveling to other countries and learning first hand for ourselves what that country has to offer.
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yygyypm, yygyypm@china.com
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Although the US delivered a sorry message, the US government still refuse to apologize to the chinese people. They think the 'very sorry 'expression means 'regret' and 'sorrow',but not apologize. I feel deeply regret.
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Wang Ruixiang, wangrx@mail.casipm.ac.cn
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I support the decision of our government!
But my indignant mood can't calm.
We must beat down American arrogance.
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Martha, marthajcl@btamail.net.cn
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I think it is completely out of humanitarism to let the American crewmen to leave China. The whole thing is not over. Chinese government must stick to the position and give Chinese people a good answer. Never do the public give in to the American, nor is the Chinese government, this is the hope of all the Chinese people. All the justic person will approve the justic decision of the government.
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yapchongyee, yapchongyee@yahoo.com.au
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The crisis arising out of the spy plane incident is over; and that is good for both China and the USA in equal measures. The decision is an excellent one, because from now on the two sides will appreciate the limit of the other's limit. Both China and the USA need the other's business to grow. One side is not more important than the other. Leave the triumphalism to the bigots, to gloat and leave the real work to the sensible members of our respective societies to get on with it.
yapchongyee
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Frankle Lee, Frankle@tianfang.net
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The American never said sorry for the collision, it just said sorry for the lost and sorry the entering the Chinese aerospace with out permission.
What we want is sorry for the collision!
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redflower, redflower_li@21cn.com
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I don't think that's enough just to say sorry to the chinese people.they should promise not to send spy plane to chinese coastal territory again and the U.S.A. should compensate the loss of china, including the collided fighter,the expense in searching the missing pilot wangwei,and they also have to compansate the missing pilot's family though the human life is priceless.I hope the family of the missing pilot can get out of the tragedy quikly and continue to face life bravely.
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mike williss, mwilliss@hotmail.com
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The US must apologise formally and publicly. This is an issue that has implications for US relations with every other country in the world. The world must teach the US to have a few basic manners. China is handling this dispute calmly and rationally and gaining much respect from people here in Australia.
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stella, stellamaxiaomeng@hotmail.com
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What the errors mean? its mean that the US Spy Plane made an error by misflying in to the Chinese territory, or the chinese pilot,who is still missing,made an mistake by chasing it for safegurding their country's sovereighty? Is it still a question that needs to be decided at this moment! The more the US side tries to conceal their nature of this event, the greater it will arouse the indignity of the people not only in China but the world !
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