A Cartoon Biography: ANYTHING FOR POWER

Nine: Jiang’s Beginning & End 3: The Grand Finale Chuandeng met with this Buddhist monk outside the mystery cave and learned that the Noble King of Turning Wheel had been teaching the Buddha Law for 13 years. The old monk continued: ” The history of mankind, is like an epic drama. Jiang...

Nine: Jiang’s Beginning And End 2: The Mystery Cave In the early spring of 2005, Udumbara flowers were found blooming at two temples in the Republic of Korea. Later, in Taiwan and many locations in mainland China, Udumbara flowers were blooming. The flowers are shaped like bells and give...

Nine: Jiang’s Beginning & End 1: Resentment From Hell In the Ninth year of the Wude Period of the Tang Dynasty, the founding Emperor, Gaozu, also known as Li Yuan, with the help of his formidable second son, Li Shimin, quelled 18 rival kings and 72 groups of rebels, unified and secured the...

Eight: Craving For Grandiose 6: King Of Toads The CCP’s believing and spreading atheism. Its philosophy of fighting Haven, fighting Earth, and fighting people, is against the very essence of Chinese tradition and culture, that is respect of God, Haven and Earth, and belief of harmony...

Eight: Craving For Grandiose 5: A Rascal Underneath On August 15 the year 2000, before Jiang Zemin visited the US, to drum up momentum, and demonstrate to the West how open-minded and wise he was, Jiang arranged for Mike Wallace, the host of CBS’s 60 Minutes, to interview him. Jiang...

Eight: Craving For Grandiose 4: Bravo, Hongkong! In 1984, an agreement arranging the return of Hongkong to mainland China in 1997, was signed between British Prime Minister Magaret Thatcher and Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang. Both leaders promised to attend the Hongkong return ceremony. In...

Eight: Craving For Grandiose 3: Gaining Through Calamities In 1998, in the Yangzi River region, a small scale flood triggered a huge disaster of the century. Nearly 400 million people were affected, and direct economic losses were over 300 billion yuan, that’s 36 billion US dollars. The...

Eight: Craving For Grandiose 2: Jiang’s Ghost Writers CCP’s leaders constantly need to be eulogized and praised with articles and books. Jiang Zemin also proceeded to hire three writers, Teng Wensheng, Wang Huning, and Liu Ji, to help achieve his political goals. Most of the Jiang’s literary...

Eight: Craving For Grandiose 1: Winning Politically At All Costs To The Nation In the early years, as the Party’s head, Jiang Ze-min’s position inside the CCP was not very secure. Not only did he have to confront pressures from the senior leaders in the Party, but also he had to face the...

Seven: Lustful And Shameless 7: Escapades Of Nepotism Jiang Zemin’s Younger son, Jiang Miankang, is not as ambitious and ferocious as his brother. He has a background in radio, and has never worked on anything that has to do with the army. But Jiang asked for Xu Caihou’s help to make Jiang...

Seven: Lustful And Shameless 6: The Most Corrupted Man In the 1980s Jiang Zemin sent his eldest son, Jiang Mianheng to the United States to study, get his green card, and keep watching on the development in China. In 1992, when Jiang established complete control over the Chinese Communist...

Seven: Lustful And Shameless 5: Jiang’s Lustful Delight Huang Liman is from Harbin, Heilongjiang Province. She graduated from Harbin Military Engineering Academy. Despite her average looks, Huang has always been known for her sex appeal. In middle school, students were allowed to dance with...

Seven; Lustful And Shameless 4: A Hideous Liaison Among Jiang’s mistresses, Chen Zhili has been the most loyal to him, and has the highest position in the Chinese Communist government. In 1988 Chen advanced quickly to the important position of the Minister of Propaganda in Shanghai. All the...

Seven: Lustful And Shameless 3: Collision Of The Two Yings There is a popular jingle passing among the general public in China that says: Jiang Zemin keeps at home a “Maotouying”, travels abroad with Li Ruiying, and listens to songs performed by Song Zuying. “Maotouying” means owl, and...

Seven: Lustful And Shameless 2: “First Lady” Song Zuying(2) Song Zu-ying continued her meteoric rise, and became a top-ranking performer of the state, who enjoys the government allowance given by the State Council. She has also become a member of the Political Consultive Conference...

Seven: Lustful And Shameless 1: “First Lady” Song Zuying(1) On August 1, 1966, Song Zuying was born to a poor family of Miao ethnicity, in Wu Zhang County, of western Hunan Province. Later, she was selected to pursue college study in the dept. of Dance at Central University for...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 15: A New Evil Unseen In The Planet In 2006, Epoch Time newspaper had a mystic visitor. Her name is Annie. Her ex-husband was an outstanding Surgeon, at a hospital called Sujiatun Blood Center in Shenyang, China. To redeem his crimes, Annie revealed a shocking secret...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 14: Nets Above And Snares Below In his persecution of Falun Gong, Jiang Zemin completely violated Chinese laws, and violated international conventions as well. In October 2002, when Jiang was visiting Chicago, Falun Gong practitioners successfully delivery of a...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 13: Two Brave Hearts Sued Jiang In Beijing In August 2000, Zhu Keming from Hongkong, and Wang Jie from Beijing, after searching for relevant legal provisions of Chinese law, drafted and mailed a petition letter to the Supreme People’s Procuratorate in Beijing...

Six: Persecution Of Faith 12: An Epic Endeavor After the persecution began in China, overseas Falun Gong practitioners started appeal and rescue campaigns. In Sept. 2000, during the World Summit, some 2000 Falun Gong practitioners from around the world came to New York, quote/unquote, ” to...