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Chinese warriors want Bush dynasty to kowtow
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Maureen Dowd
Chinese warriors want Bush dynasty to kowtow
By MAUREEN DOWD
New York Times
Tuesday, April 10, 2001
The Chinese may not feel superior to us in terms of economic power
or fancy weapons. But when it comes to dynasties, the Middle Kingdom
brooks no rivals. That is why the Celestial Empire decided to
administer a lesson to the Kennebunk Empire.
When you are ruled by dynasties for 4,000 years, a family that
produces two American presidents ruli...
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