Fwd: About the Korean war websites

[Ed Evanhoe <evanhoe@korean-war.com>]

>This was in my email this morning and should be of interest to some on the 
>list so am forwarding.  I've invited the researcher to join and hope 
>he/she does.

Ed
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>There are tons of official and unofficial websites created inside and out 
>of China, most of them are in Chinese, you may try the following web 
>filter to turn Chinese web pages into English, not very good but at least 
>fun to use, you might be able to find something interesting from the other 
>side.
>This is the translator site
><http://babelfish.altavista.com/>http://babelfish.altavista.com/
>select language Chinese to English, than copy/past the page address to the 
>address space.
>The translation is extremely primitive, but better than reading Chinese .
>
>Here are several official sites, the 3rd one is "Korean war museum".
><http://www.pladaily.com.cn/item/kmyc50/>http://www.pladaily.com.cn/item/km 
>yc50/
>http://www.cyol.net/gb/special/node_646.htm
><http://www.ebnet.com.cn/kmyc/main.htm>http://www.ebnet.com.cn/kmyc/main.htm
>
>this page reflected dispute among Chinese regarding the war
><http://www.people.com.cn/GB/channel7/498/20001101/295561.html>http://www.p 
>eople.com.cn/GB/channel7/498/20001101/295561.html
>
>You may also do searches from <http://www.sina.com.cn>www.sina.com.cn or 
>other Chinese portal sites, you can find hundreds of sites talking about 
>Korean war in Chinese.
>
>About Chinese casualty, there is a detailed list number of killed break 
>down to each province. 
><http://auto.sdtv.com.cn/kmyc/huigu/jief5.htm>http://auto.sdtv.com.cn/kmyc/ 
>huigu/jief5.htm
>also this one
><http://auto.sdtv.com.cn/kmyc/huigu/jief4.htm>http://auto.sdtv.com.cn/kmyc/ 
>huigu/jief4.htm
>
>
>Best Regards
>
>Ming Fan @ Toronto