51.   Demonstrators waved Chinese flags and shouted anti-American slogans, criticizing what protest leaders claimed was a deliberate act of aggression against China.

52.   Demonstrators burned a Chinese flag outside its embassy in Canberra while a similar protest was staged outside the Chinese consulate in Sydney, the largest city.

53.   Demonstrators damage Chinese flags.

54.   Dong, draped in a red Chinese flag, bowed to Ma in the stands after her win.

55.   Defense Secretary Renato de Villa said three large ships, five smaller vessels and small boats all flying the Chinese flag had been monitored near the reef.

56.   Filipino fishermen later removed the Chinese flag and markers and hoisted a Philippine flag on the shoal, Philippine officials said.

57.   Filipino fishermen later went to the shoal, removed a Chinese flag and markers and instead planted a Philippine flag.

58.   Exposed inner walls had Chinese flags and patriotic slogans still neatly pinned up.

59.   Filipino fishermen later removed the Chinese flag and markers and hoisted a Philippine flag on the shoal, prompting protests from China.

60.   Filipino fishermen later removed the Chinese flag and markers and hoisted a Philippine flag on the shoal, prompting Chinese government protests.