China on edge after Xinjiang blasts

China's president has vowed to punish those responsible for Thursday's attack in Xinjiang region, in which at least 31 people were killed after two vehicles ploughed into a busy market and explosives were thrown. Al Jazeera's Adrian Brown reports from Beijing.

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The Han Chinese are "eroding their" (Uyghur) culture? So how are they doing that? By not adhering to pointless traditions? Are Uyghurs legitimately forced to forsake their culture? Has its practice become illegal? What makes for a culturally pure Uyghur? Or perhaps it is young people who do not wish to be bound by age old tradition anymore. I hate this "culture" nonsense. Culture is made up of all the interactions and choices of all people, every day. It ALWAYS CHANGES.

[gil]

for china to get out of vietnam water vietnam has to strike drilling location with plane and boat .creating out balance on the area ptotractedly