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Category Archives: National Security 安全
2021: Xi Jinping on the Three Political Strengths
The Chinese Communist Party’s laser-like focus on maintaining its political leadership in China, while always evident, has been even more so during Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping’s decade. Looking at the collection of Xi’s discussions of the “Three Political … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, National Security 安全, Politics 政治
Tagged China, Chinese, Communist Party, economy, internal security, military spending, political, politics, PRC, protectionism, Public Security, Security, slogans, spending, Xi Jinping, 共产党, 政治三力, 中国
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2022 Wang Xiaodong: Will the Wagner Group, Long Involved in Africa, Affect China’s Interests There?
A Suble Warning: Watch Out for Nazis Running Amok in Russia Here a well-known Chinese nationalist writer warns about the growing influence of Nazi ideology in Russia. He does it in a fairly subtle way, a way that Chinese writers … Continue reading
2022: Wang Jisi: Has the U.S. Really Declined? Chinese Need to Have a Clear Understanding About This
Has the U.S. Really Declined? Chinese Need to Have a Clear Understanding About This May 14, 2022 | Source: Culture Vertical | Reads: 644 王缉思: 美国到底有没有衰落? 中国人应有清醒认识 Keywords: Belt and Road Global Governance Country Studies Geopolitics [Introduction] In recent years, … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Foreign Relations 外交, National Security 安全, Politics 政治
Tagged Biden, China, Chinese, Cold War, Communist Party, conflict, decline, exchanges, foreign relations, immigration, national security, nationalism, polarization, political, politics, PRC, race, students, Trump, United States, US, US declining, USA, Wang Jisi, war, 中国
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PRC Immigration: Restrict Foreign Travel of PRC Citizens
In translating PRC State Immigration Administation policy meeting I have broken out very long paragraphs with bullet points and explanations of abbreviations for ideological guidelines and government work standards. While numbered lists of exhortations have long been common in China, … Continue reading
Posted in COVID and Wuhan Diary Diary, Health 健康, Ideology 思想, National Security 安全
Tagged Beijing, China, Communist Party, coronavirus, corruption, crime, entry and exit management, entry-exit, epidemic, immigration, passport, politics, PRC, Public Security, Shanghai, travel, Xi Jinping, Xu Ganlu, 共产党, 中国
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Anhui’s Water Spirit Hairy Monster Scare of 1953-4
The February 2016 issue of the Chinese journal Communist Party Historical Research and Education 《党史研究与教学》 tells the story, based on research in local government archives, of a scary rumor from the early days of the PRC. Widespread rumors of hairy monsters … Continue reading
Posted in Apparitions, UFOs, SciFi, History 历史, National Security 安全, Politics 政治
Tagged Anhui, China, Communist Party, 社会安定, 群体性事件, 谣言, 黄文治, 运动, folklore, hairy man, Jiangsu, landlord, Liao Yiwu, monster, myth, politics, PRC, riot, rumor, rural, social stability, water spirit, 共产党, 国民党, 地方政府, 地主, 安徽, 宣传部, 干部, 政治, 水神, 水鬼毛人, 江苏, 中国
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Alleged PRC Defector Chairs Counterintelligence Conference in Beijing!
Well, it must be said that the Party is very forgiving. If press reports in Chinese language media based outside Mainland China and a few media outlets in the West are to be believed, PRC Vice Minister for State Security … Continue reading
Posted in Media 媒体, National Security 安全, Politics 政治
Tagged China, Communist Party, Confucius, counterspy, Dong Jingwei, 董经纬, 间谍, intelligence, knowledge, ontology, paymaster, people's war, philosophy, PRC, Rumsfeld, spy, State Security, traitor, 反间谍, 幕后金主
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A PRC Perspective on Australia-China Relations: Why Does Australia Always have a Problem with China?
Published in December 2020 on the WeChat microblog public account entitled “Otter Quick Points” 奥特快谈 The article was then copied onto the website of the Observer Guancha 观察者 and many other PRC websites. I added links to YouTube videos mentioned … Continue reading
Posted in Bilateral Relations, Economy 经济, Foreign Relations 外交, National Security 安全
Tagged airport, Australia, China, 经济, 美国, diplomacy, 选举, 贸易, fear, foreign relations, greed, Kevin Rudd, ore, palace coup, Pine Gap, politics, PRC, Prime Minister, Trade, 偏见, 反华, 外交, 安全, 中国, 澳大利亚
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Xiao Gongqin: Dealing with the New Pattern in the U.S. – China Game — U.S.-China Relations III
This is the third and final part of Xiao Gongqin’s article on U.S. – China relations. The first two parts are: Xiao Gongqin on U.S.-China Relations I: Avoid a Vicious Cycle where you will also see a short biography of Professor Xiao … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-Chinese, chauvinism, China, Cold War, Communist Party, conservative, 章百家, Democrat, deng xiaoping, economy, extremist, 韬光养晦, foreign policy, foreign relations, future, game, Gramophonic, history, Ideology 思想, Japan, missionary, National Security 安全, nationalism, negotiations, Neoauthoritarianism, populist, PRC, red empire, religion, right-wing, rightist, sino-american, song, South China Sea, strategic, strategic culture, strategy, suspicion, taoguangyanghui, US, US-China, USA, war, war hawk, Wolf warrior, Xiao Gongqin, Zhang Baijia, 党史, 历史
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2021: Xiao Gongqin: How the U.S. Chooses its Enemies — U.S.-China Relations II
See the first installment of this series, Xiao Gongqin on U.S.-China Relations I: Avoid a Vicious Cycle where you will also see a short biography of Professor Xiao Gongqin. This article provides a fall 2020 perspective on U.S. – China relations. … Continue reading
Posted in Bilateral Relations, Foreign Relations 外交, Ideology 思想, National Security 安全, Politics 政治
Tagged America, anti-Chinese, chauvinism, China, Cold War, Communist Party, conservative, Democrat, deng xiaoping, extremist, foreign policy, foreign relations, Hull Note, idealism, India, Japan, limited war, missionary, nationalism, negotiations, oil, Pacific, Pearl Harbor, populist, PRC, religion, Republican, right-wing, rightist, sino-american, South China Sea, strategic culture, strategy, suspicion, Taiwan, Trump, U.S. State Department, US, US-China, USA, war, war hawk, West Point, Wolf warrior, Xiao Gongqin
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高大伟 David Cowhig's Translation Blog 