The truth about Huawei and British National Security? Listen to what Sir John vincent Cable, Former Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills of the UK has to say... https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSeXwtUKS/ … [Read more...] about Huawei and National Security
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Liu Xiaobo: RIP. But we should never forget the 14 million yuan from the National Endowment for Democracy!
1. Grants in US$ from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), a US government entity, to «Minzhu Zhongguo» or «Democratic China, Inc.», where Liu Xiaobo was the founder: 2005: $136,000; http://www.ned.org/region/asia/china-2005/ 2006: $136,000; http://www.ned.org/region/asia/china-2006/ 2007: $145,000; http://www.ned.org/region/asia/china-2007/ 2008: $150,000; … [Read more...] about Liu Xiaobo: RIP. But we should never forget the 14 million yuan from the National Endowment for Democracy!
Rise of China and the decline of Baizuo?
About 15 years ago, the term "China's Peaceful Rise" was coined and the use of soft power was to be used by China as a way to spread its influence to other countries and eventually overcome the US as the dominant country. Many western skeptics at the time laughed at the notion but China knows better and this won't happen in a few years but rather in a few decades. One of the … [Read more...] about Rise of China and the decline of Baizuo?
Movie: The Fall of Ming
This is a very good historical drama, easily one of the best I have watched. However, it is a flop at the box office so it is not very well known. For a movie to be successful, it usually must attract cinema goers. Unfortunately, although this movie is realistic and have a good script, there is no captivating theme that can attract an audience. In fact, it has a very dark … [Read more...] about Movie: The Fall of Ming
Important arguments on the South China sea tensions
South China Sea tensions stem from the ‘nine-dash line’ By Demetri Sevastopulo in Manila The South China Sea territorial disputes between China and its neighbours can be partly traced to an internal map published by the Republic of China government in 1947 that included an “eleven-dash line” enclosing much of the waters. China did not explain the significance of the line at … [Read more...] about Important arguments on the South China sea tensions