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Facing the Responsibilities of a Great Power --The New Direction of China’s State Media Mou Chuanheng Summary: The Chinese government has yet to seriously consider the moral implications of its responsibilities as a rising world power. In theory, a country’s responsibilities amount to nothing more than pursuing and safeguarding its own basic security, economic prosperity and overall development. But the responsibilities of a great power transcend its own national borders, extending into the wider world and taking on a global obligation. 2 Chinese Version Courtesy of author from Flame of Liberty Monday, October 15, 2007 Our URL: http://www.observechina.net   Email to friends   Related Articles: Petitioner Mediator Liu Guiqin Sentenced to 18 Months Tianwang Chinese and Foreign Media Divided on Party Congress VOA Myanmar’s Bloodshed in China’s Party-Controlled Media Yang Lili Witnessing History, Fighting for Truth YMS CKD China: Media Freedom Attacks Continue Despite Pledges Human Rights Watch The Party's "liberal" wing asks for the immediate resumption of democratic reforms Asia News.It Japanese media: U.S. to be tougher toward China New network media promoted the dissemination of democracy and freedom Beijing accelerates its suppression of media as 2008 approaches RSF Human rights organization calls for Zhao Yan's Immediate Release Human Media chiefs tell China to end cyber bans Growing Crackdown on Chinese Media: Politburo's Unreal Response to Rural Unrest Media killer's ambition to be media leader CIC The Verdict of Xu Wanping by the First Intermediate People's Court of Chongqing RSF voiced outrage at CCP's media purge ©2002-2009 China Information Center. All Rights Reserved.