美国收紧中国留学生签证，责任全在中方

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has recently launched a new wave of public opinion warfare against the U.S., focusing its attacks on the tightening of student visa policies for Chinese nationals. One thing needs to be made clear: if the CCP is strongly opposed to something, it probably means it’s the right thing to do.

This time, their propaganda line is that the policy “hurts innocent Chinese students.” Some dissident friends might find it tricky to respond to such rhetoric, so let me help break it down for you:

The claim of “hurting the innocent” is a classic CCP propaganda trick. They don’t care who’s truly innocent or who bears responsibility. All they want is to create public pressure and make the U.S. back down. But the real question is: who exactly is “innocent”?

If someone has been brainwashed for years, supports authoritarianism, waves the red flag overseas, attacks dissidents, reports professors, and suppresses free speech—are they still “innocent”? Willful ideological submission is not innocence; it’s complicity. If you come to the U.S. to study but bring with you the CCP’s ideology and aim to disrupt the free society here, why shouldn’t America guard against you?

Of course, not all Chinese students are guilty by default. But under years of CCP indoctrination, many have gone abroad with nationalistic and pro-Party sentiments. It is these people who are the reason genuine, open-minded students get caught in the crossfire. Don’t forget—it’s the CCP that made you a tool of its United Front; it’s the CCP that told you to “hold the political line”; it’s the CCP that pinned that red flag to your back.

The CCP’s infiltration of American institutions over the years is well-documented—we don’t even need to repeat the examples. The U.S. seems to have finally woken up and has begun to act, and rightly so, in the name of national security. Individuals with pro-CCP sentiments are potential security threats, and thorough screening or even rejection is absolutely justified.

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If you truly want to come to the U.S. to study, then prove that you’re not one of those who are stupid, evil, or both. Start by cleansing your mind of the ideological toxins the CCP has been pouring into you for years—such as: the Party is the country; the Party is the nation; the Party is the people; “the country before the family”; “no New China without the Communist Party”; “the Party saved the Chinese people”; “crossing the river by feeling the stones”; “it doesn't matter if a cat is black or white as long as it catches mice”; “China is special and different”... etc.

Be a student with independent thinking, a pursuit of liberty and democracy, the courage to question authority, and a kind heart. If that’s you, the U.S. won’t stop you from coming to study (unless you’re applying in a high-risk, security-sensitive field).

Finally, a visa is not a human right, not an entitlement—it is a privilege granted at the discretion of the U.S. government based on its national interests. If you apply, you should expect to be reviewed, screened, and questioned. You ask, “Why are students from other countries not scrutinized like this, only Chinese students?” Well, blame the CCP. They’re the ones who raised a generation of flag-waving, slogan-shouting, Party-worshipping students abroad. The CCP tainted this group’s image—so if you want to be angry, be angry at them. There you go—one more reason to oppose the CCP.