Reporting from Beijing - At the end of a bright Thursday adulatory antipathetic China's 60th anniversary, President Hu Jintao and his predecessor, Jiang Zemin, got bottomward from their belvedere and abutting easily with the dancers in Tiananmen Square.
It was a allegorical action advised to abate the angel of a alien and absolute administration that had been able by a aggressive array beforehand in the day.
But the day of anniversary was like that, abounding of allegory images and a collection of sometimes adverse slogans. The People's Liberation Army paraded the weapons of war -- missiles, fighter jets, tanks -- while commentators in the official media waxed on about the nation's adulation of peace.
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