海外中推为什么被美国政府、CIA抛弃?宁肯资助达赖、疆独这些分裂游勇也不给海外这些民运和X主一丁点费用?因为他们几十年如一日地为了这点破流量造谣无底线,对民主推广不仅没起到一丁点积极作用,反而显得既low又无耻。
Why have the U.S. government and the CIA abandoned Chinese-language influencers and commentators based overseas? Why would they rather fund separatist causes like the Dalai Lama and “East Turkestan” than give these overseas dissidents and so-called democracy activists a single dime?
Because for decades, these people have been spreading lies without the slightest moral restraint, all for a few pathetic clicks and followers. Instead of doing anything—anything at all—to advance the cause of democracy, they’ve only made themselves look cheap, shameless, and utterly pathetic.
中国政府出于自身国家利益,长期在俄罗斯与国际社会的正义和良知之间反复权衡、左右摇摆,试图在现实利益与道义立场之间找到一条最有利的路径。这种政策有时难免给人一种“既要现实利益,又要道义招牌”的感觉。
但恰恰是这种摇摆,也说明一个事实:我相信,中国政府以及相当一部分中国人,并不是看不见俄罗斯和普京政府的问题——他们知道其贪婪、霸权、欺凌、狡诈以及对国际承诺的轻视。只是现实的国际格局和国家利益,使中国在很多时候不得不采取一种谨慎而暧昧的姿态。
因此,我愿意把习近平这次对乌克兰独立日发出的贺电,理解为一种含蓄而有分寸的表达。它未必意味着中国政策发生了根本改变,但至少让我看到,在经济发展带来的自信甚至膨胀之外,中国的执政者仍然没有完全失去对正义、良知以及国家主权原则的基本认知。
看到这一点,我是欣慰的。
China’s policy toward Russia has always been driven, first and foremost, by its own national interests. Beijing has spent years walking a fine line between its strategic relationship with Moscow and the principles of justice and conscience. At times, it can look like an attempt to have the best of both worlds—to pursue pragmatic interests while still preserving the appearance of a moral position.
But that very balancing act also tells us something. I believe the Chinese government, and many ordinary Chinese people, are not blind to the reality of Russia or the Putin government. They understand its aggression, authoritarian ambition, bullying behavior, duplicity, and repeated disregard for international commitments. What we see is often less an endorsement of those actions than a pragmatic response to geopolitical realities and national interests.
That is why I find Xi Jinping’s message of congratulations to Ukraine on its Independence Day worth paying attention to. It may not represent any fundamental change in China’s policy, but it can be read as a restrained and carefully worded acknowledgment of something deeper.
For all the confidence—and sometimes overconfidence—that China’s economic rise has produced, I am glad to see that there may still be a measure of moral judgment and a sense of right and wrong within China’s leadership.
And, frankly, I find that reassuring.
I thank Chinese leader Xi Jinping for his congratulations to Ukraine on our most important national holiday. Independence is an unconditional value for Ukrainians, as it is for all other sovereign nations. We appreciate that over these 35 years, we have built relations with China based on mutual respect and full recognition of the values of our peoples. We count on further cooperation and on China playing a strong diplomatic role in bringing Russia’s war against our country to an end. Peace can be our shared achievement.
No need to restore school discipline worldwide—just fix the fucking school order in your Western countries, in Europe and America, and we’d thank God.
In Asia, places like China, school discipline, order and the solid environment for kids growing up have been better than yours for centuries.
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