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People's Daily interviews Washington Post editorPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn, March 15, 2005 10:09 AM
The People's Daily's Washington correspondent interviewed Philip Bennet, managing editor of the Washington Post. A transcript of the interview was published on the People's Daily's English website, with a quote from Bennet as the title of the piece: I don't think US should be the leader of the world There does not seem to be a Chinese version of the transcript. Right wing American blogs are freaking out, perhaps unaware that nobody actually reads the People's Daily: Little Green Footballs: WaPo Editor Hands China Propaganda Coup |
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