Leonard Cheng is also a very good man, and is responsible for most of the good things I like about him, like his attitude and his kindness. This made me very happy.

A group of Chinese people started up an organization called “Facing Life”. A few of them were very famous in China, and were very good for promoting ethics. But at the same time, they were too aggressive. They used various forms of harassment, but these would all cease once they became a big celebrity or they would die.

So I think that what happens with them are two things:

1) They get so famous that they’re just too aggressive to let things go, especially if it gets to the point that they’re hurting the people around them.

2) They get too powerful, and so, when things get bad, people get scared because they fear that they’ll lose their job and/or people close to them lose their friendship. So I think that that would lead to even more negative emotions.

How dare you say these lies about myself? I actually said that I’m not a hypocrite. How dare you say that. Because what I am, is a hypocrite. My family is the most supportive, my friends were the most supportive, and the company I am working for was also supportive. It’s because of that family, friends, company, and also other people who supported me. It was because of that, and those people, that I stayed my life as long as I did.

Even if I have a large and rich family and many friends, I’m still happy with all that. I’m happy that I have my own apartment and can be who I am. I’m happy that I don’t have to work at a factory, in a dorm… I’m just in my free time, and in Japan too, but I’m not a hypocrite.

If you don’t like it then get out of China! I don’t have any other choice but to stand by my convictions, and I refuse to let others make the decision of whether I remain in China or not.

I don’t want to make excuses for myself or my people, so I will be very honest regarding the things I don’t believe in, and will tell people to trust in what I have been telling them about China.

I don’t need to ask forgiveness, if you don’t like it then get out