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Two: Anything For Political Gains
2: A Bargaining Cuckold
Wang Ye-ping graduated from Shanghai Foreign Language Institute. She is Wang Zhe-lan’s niece. After Jiang Ze-min transferred from the Japanese puppet Central University to Shanghai Jiao Tong University, he visited her family and...
Two: Anything For Political Gains
1: A Self-Made “Foster Son”
Jiang Ze-min’s uncle, Jiang Shang-qing, only 15 years his senior, was a CCP member, and was killed in gunfight, in 1939, survived by his wife, Wang Zhe-lan, and two daughters, Jiang Ze-ling, and Jiang Ze-hui
Jiang Ze-min...
[He shouted]
…You called all of us "cockroaches"!
That's what Hitler called, before he massacred, the Jews!
You are planning for another Holocaust! This is massacre!
What Martin Luther King Jr. said: Injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere!
You had the opportunity to show the world what...
One: A Family Of Traitors
3: A Spy Under The Skirt
The CCP’s army entered Shanghai in 1949. The food factory where Jiang Ze-min worked was, at that time, renamed, Yi Min, Number One Foodstuff Factory. The CCP cadre who made inspection of the factory was Wang Dao-han. Jiang Ze-min happened to...
One – A Family Of Traitors
1-2: Like Father Like Son
The special agents of the invading Japanese Army, were headed up by a general Kenji Doihara, and his right hand man, was Ding Mo-cun. It was thus a top priority for Ding, to train some specialized students, who could blend in with regular...
One – A Family Of Traitors
1 – Jiang Zemin’s traitor father
In1915, Jiang Ze-mn’s grandfather, Jiang Shi-xi, a doctor of Chinese medicine ventured into business. Jiang Shi-xi had seven children. The eldest child Jiang Shi–jun was Jiang Ze-min’s father. Jiang Ze-min has an older sister Jiang...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm154.mp3
Conclusion
In the long course of history, mankind has seen an abundance of splendor and glory, but has also endured countless episodes of tragedy and disaster. Looking back, we find that moral rectitude ushers in clean governance, economic strength...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm153.mp3
In March 2018, in an article titled “How the West Got China Wrong,” The Economist reflected on the policy that Western countries have adopted toward China, their gamble that China would head toward democracy and the market economy. It conceded that the...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm152.mp3
In the past decade or so, Communist Party mouthpieces, as well as some Western scholars and journalists, have vigorously touted the concept of a “Chinese model” or similar terms, such as the “Chinese way,” the “China miracle,” or the “Beijing consensus.”...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm151.mp3
[Continuing from last post]
Unrestricted Cultural Warfare
The CCP has been peddling Party Culture and its values under the banner of Chinese traditional culture and customs for many years. People all over the world have a strong interest in China’s long...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm151.mp3
The CCP also fully utilizes other unrestricted warfare methods. A few major areas are listed below.
Diplomatic Unrestricted Warfare
The CCP’s typical diplomatic method is to divide and conquer. When the world criticizes the CCP for its human rights...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm150.mp3
The CCP regards information as simply another weapon in its arsenal. Regardless of the field, whether pertaining to the state, private enterprise, or individual endeavors, all forms of information are seen as fair game for the fulfillment of the regime’s...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm149.mp3
In addition to outright stealing, China’s state support and subsidies are also an important means for the CCP to accomplish its ambitions. State support means that the regime can use huge sums of money to support key industries. Effectively, this is about...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm148.mp3
From when China opened up in the 1970s until now, millions of Chinese students have studied overseas and have achieved great things. China seeks to recruit and use these talented individuals, invested in and trained by the West, to directly bring back to...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm147.mp3
How did China boost its manufacturing and innovative potential in such a short period of time? It used the same old tricks: First, it coerced companies to transfer their technologies, as in the case with high-speed rail. Many Western corporations are...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm146.mp3
If external foreign propaganda, perception-management, and united front work are the Party’s forms of soft power, then its high-tech industry must become the Party’s hard power. In the 1950s, the CCP’s slogan was to “surpass the United Kingdom and catch up...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm145.mp3
[Continuing from last post]
The CCP buys overseas scholars, especially China scholars, with money, status, and fame. Some such scholars then closely follow the CCP’s rhetoric, publishing books and articles to explain the CCP’s “peaceful rise,” the concepts...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm145.mp3
On December 18, 2018, the CCP celebrated the fortieth anniversary of so-called reform and opening-up. It awarded the China Reform Friendship Medal to ten foreigners in an attempt to “thank the international community for supporting China’s reform.” These...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm144.mp3
[Continuing from last entry]
The CCP has used both the second and third methods simultaneously over decades. It employs a variety of large-scale propaganda activities to target foreigners, changing the minds of people to make them think that the CCP is no...
https://mp3mp4pdf.net/media/sm144.mp3
When a branch of China’s state-run broadcaster was established in London, nearly six thousand people applied for ninety positions that required reporting news from China’s perspective. The CCP encountered an enviable problem: too many applicants.[5]...