Yuma!

If you are a true Nepali and worry about Nepal's own existence then you won't be so eager to spread anti-China sentiments. At this point Nepal itself is in such a precarious state because of the after-shocks of the civil war and now of in-fighting amongst those zillion party officials each contending to get those high govn't posts. While India always interferes with our internal matters China is ever supportive of our national causes and wants to treat us as their equals though they are a world-class economic and military superpower.

If you have completely lost touch with reality like some Tibetan activists of Nepali origin who don't undertake an un-biased analysis and just depend on the media to educate themselves but at the same time don't hold themselves back from uttering Jai Nepal, then you are completely deluded.

Nepal and Nepali as a whole need to be independent and powerful enough first before we even start to voice an opinion against neighbors even if there is no national interest involved in it. Nepali people who wants to fight to for human rights of Chinese people residing in China is like 'kaam paayenas buhari paada ko ...."

Chinese government was acting pro-actively  to put down those demonstrators. Before they became full-fledged bloodied wars, the American revolution started with a little infraction between British soldiers and some public in some Boston streets. Similarly, the Maoist People's War in Nepal started small at some remote Western Nepal village.
The Chinese demonstrators were testing the water by causing civil disobedience and the likes. If the Chinese government had not acted quickly and efficiently thus preventing it from spreading far and wide, China would have been embroiled in civil strifes and would have no stability and prosperity as we know of China today. But that is the explanation of how the leaders defend their positions, not my words at all.

And yeah before I forget to mention, why don't you go fork yourself?