Chinese seethe on Web over rare riots in Tibet (Lufee.com)

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Chinese seethe on Web over rare riots in Tibet
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's carefully controlled media may have remained largely silent on the unrest in Tibet, but a look at Chinese blogs reveals a vitriolic outpouring of anger and nationalism directed against Tibetans and the West.
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