User:Dongwenliang
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How One Should Treat Others:
"What one does not wish for oneself, one ought not to do to anyone else." Confucius, 551 - 479BC.
How One Nation Should Treat Other Nations:
"One hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the most skillful. Seizing the enemy without fighting is the most skillful." Sun Tzu, 544 – 496 BC.
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A bloody picture insulting me and my people was nominated as a featured picture in Korea War: a dead Chinese with clear face identity. But all the ancient bronze pictures used for History of China I uploaded were deleted now, including the descriptions and the copyright tags. I got the approvals from the owner and I have attached the email from the owner too, if anyone can read the history of the images page or the files.
From time to time, I got deletion tags and I explained again, again and again how and from whom I got these pictures for the same picture to different administrators. The type of the tags had been changed at least 3 times too, along with the policy change. Despite all that, finally, they were all deleted now. So, the only thing I try to say is that, it is just out of your sight thus out of your narrow mind, you can delete those pictures, but you can not destroy the real 4,000 years old fine bronze pieces in China, people still can see them at www.bronzes.cn. Those pieces belong to not only the Chinese, but also our humankind. Please read all the deletion notifications on my talk page and continue to abuse wikipedia's deletion policies, continue to distort wikipedia and continue to turn wikipedia into a coldwar machine! Enjoy your deletion of these creative works from the users outside of Europe or North America!
The whole experiences of my presence on Wikipedia since registration, is the tremendous efforts and time that I spent for avoiding deletion from malicious administrators who apparently abuse wikipedia’s deletion policies. At least 60%of my time on Wikipedia, is to learn image policies and I even go as far as to study the US copyrights law and China’s copyrights law and their differences. There are truths behind some sensitive images that someone is afraid to see and admit, not for humanitarian reasons but for political reasons.