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Category Archives: National Security 安全
PRC Scholar: Mass Protests Unorganized, Not Stability Threat, Totalitarian System Can Handle Them
This article on mass protests [群体性事件】aka mass incidents in China appeared on Aisixiang, an academic website that carries some intriguing articles at times, and has gotten suppressed now and then over the years. This article reproduced on Aisixiang originally appeared … Continue reading
Posted in National Security 安全, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged China, 示威, 稳定, 群众, 群体性事件, demonstration, despotism, 颠覆国家政权, failed state, governance, interests, local, mass incidents, organize, political stability, politics, power, PRC, protest, protests, riot, social control, stability, state, totalitarian, 共产党, 反抗, 国家, 威胁, 极权主义, 中国
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Party Propaganda Campaign on Great Harm Christianity Does to the Chinese National Security?
A Chinese Hui Muslim religious teacher now in exile in Australia just told me about a new attack on Christianity in China. He fears that attacks on all believers are a sign of something extreme like a new Cultural Revolution … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, National Security 安全, Society 社会
Tagged Catholic, China, Christianity, church, Communist Party, freedom, Hebi, Henan, pastor, Patriotic Catholic, PRC, religion, religious, socialist values, Three Selfs, 基督徒, 天主教徒, 教会
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Chinese Party Notice on Conversation Discipline During Spring Festival
Chinese expat websites report that the Chinese Communist Party （according to a joint notice put by the Social Stability Office, Party Propaganda Department and Public Security Office of Mushan County, Leshan City, Sichuan Province) is asking Communist Party members and … Continue reading
Posted in National Security 安全, Politics 政治
Tagged bomb, censorship, China, Communist Party, conversation, 社会安定, Huawei, information, Leshan, New York, news, notice, propaganda, Sichuan, social stability, Spring Festival, 四川, 中共, 乐山
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UFO Over North China
UFO sighting in China! An April 30 video is on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxVXmLNRY6M Another version of this video, albeit with many fewer viewers, has the helpful message written in English on the screen “We will achieve unification one way … Continue reading
Posted in National Security 安全, Society 社会
Tagged China, 火箭, DF-ZF, 飞碟, 飞碟探索, 高超音速, hypersonic, missile, noctilucent, UFO, warhead, weapon, 华北, 弹头, 政治, 中科院, 中国
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Automation of Telephone Call Monitoring in China
[ After writing this blog article, I got an interesting tweet from China about phone monitoring. 重要对话用 @telegram 端对端加密，电话短信早就被监控着了。” For important conversations use Telegram Messanger ( https://telegram.org/ )with its end-to-end encyption. Telephones and instant messaging have been being monitored for quite a while.”] … Continue reading
Posted in National Security 安全, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术, Society 社会
Tagged bug, cyber, intelligence, monitoring, police, privacy, Security
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2015: Li Jiang 李江: Why should China’s foreign affairs strategy change gear?*
This translation is by a friend of mine who wishes to remain anonymous. The article appeared on both the Financial Times Chinese language website in July 2015 as well as on the PRC liberal intellectual discussion website Aisixiang. 中国外交战略为何转变？ FT中文网撰稿人李江：在当前的条件下，中国外交战略显得强硬可能是试图通过外交为棘手的内政问题寻找出路，加强意识形态控制，利用反腐整顿吏治均是表现。 … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, National Security 安全, Politics 政治
Tagged affairs, China, Chinese, foreign, Li Jiang, model, policy, strategy, tactics, 李江
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Understanding the Chinese Police State — Thoughts Towards a Reading List
First of all, I would recommend Stein Ringen’s 2016 book The Perfect Dictatorship — China in the 21st Century is a fine overview and analysis of China as a police state. Less comprehensive works focusing on a particular aspect of the police … Continue reading
Posted in Law 法律, Media 媒体, National Security 安全, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged China, Communist Party, 社会, police, PRC, rights, state, totalitarian, 公民, 共产党, 中国, 人权
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2008: Secrecy Law to be Trimmed to Sync with May 2008 Government Openness Regulations
A mid July 2008 conference on the PRC State Secrecy Law 国家保密法 in mid July resulted in several press reports. The main points are that the “Government information openness regulations” released in May conflict in some respects with the … Continue reading
Posted in Law 法律, National Security 安全
Tagged China, government, openness, secrecy, secret, Security, 开放, 中国, 保密法
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Atom Bomb Scientist Deng Jiaxian, China’s Oppenheimer
A bust of nuclear bomb scientist and important weapons program leader, and Purdue engineering PhD Deng Jiaxian 邓稼先 in Mianyang’s People’s Park. Deng Jiaxian received his PhD in Physics at Purdue University in 1950. Only shortly before his death was his … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, National Security 安全, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged Anhui, atomic, atomic bomb, China, civil defense, COSTIND, Cultural Revolution, Deng Jiaxian, 邓稼先, h-bomb, hydrogen bomb, Mao, Mao Zedong, nuclear, nuclear attack, physics, Purdue, research, scientist, technology, University, weapon, weapons, 文化大革命, 民防
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Highlights from the Chinese Spy Novel “Fatal Weakness” — Chapter Entitled “The CIA Spy School”
Fatal Weakness [Zhiming Ruodian] author Yang Hengjun 杨恒均 worked in the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs for several years and later in a Hong Kong company. Now he is an Australian citizen. Yang Hengjun blogs in Chinese on his website http://www.yanghengjun.com/ … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, National Security 安全
Tagged Australia, Australian, China, Chinese, CIA, espionage, 间谍, Fatal Weakness, Hengjun, humor, literature, novel, novelist, Sherman Kent School, spy, then, writer, Yang, Yang Hengjun, 小说, 文学, 杨恒均
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