(EDIT: deleted "with my colleagues" because another commenter says it sounds like something other than reporters working with editors to put out an article.)
I don't see any version of "alanwong" on the article. We have a political piece written by a journal/website/news source that is apparently owned by a Chinese company and authored by a woman named "Viola Zhou". Now we have someone calling themselves "alanwong" claiming to have created the article but whose name appears nowhere on said article. This looks like team effort to me, a badly executed one.
(Alanwong claims to be the editor, not author, but I don't see the editor listed on the website)
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You just did.
I know that likely read like I was trying to be snarky, but I wasn't.
Or about the digital credit system.
Or about claiming international waters.
Or about the countries that won't be able to pay back the investments of the one-road. Where locals don't get any benefits from.
Or that the worldwide loans to other countries make it clear that china is not a developing country anymore.
What's the chance of that?
( Sorry, but I'm more worried since I know China is actively sponsoring pro-China news agencies close to home ( Londen)). The sooner it fails, the better.
And no, it's not personal against you. It is however personal against me ( manipulating news close to home).
And Xi is pretty smart and hard-working. He is going for the long/slow haul, it's not what he's doing now, it's what he can do tomorrow.
What I see now, is what I thought it would be. He is waiting till Trump is gone, because he will be in charge longer.
We've got plenty of that on CNN and FOX.
No need to go all the way out to China to get your fix. And the Chinese will likely be serving up Chinese propaganda anyway. If you want American propaganda, why not just consume it here in America?
> Well, I only trust a news agency that would also report about the people in captivity there ( a couple of million Muslims).
The two most recent pieces on Xinjiang:
US lawmakers want this man punished over China’s treatment of Muslims https://www.inkstonenews.com/politics/us-lawmakers-urge-sanc...
US condemns Muslim camps that China calls ‘boarding schools’ https://www.inkstonenews.com/politics/us-highlights-mass-det...
> Or about the digital credit system. ‘Worse than doing time’: life on the wrong side of China’s social credit system https://www.inkstonenews.com/china/chinas-13-million-discred... Got bad social credit? Your son isn’t going to college https://www.inkstonenews.com/society/chinas-social-credit-sy...