Zheng Liwen's Trip to the US Completely Derails! Anti-Communist Chinese Person Confronts Her On the Spot: Embrace the Communist Party, Taiwan Becomes Hong Kong!

KMT legislator Cheng Li-wun visited the United States to begin her itinerary, meeting with pro-CCP organizations and individuals associated with the United Front Work Department in Boston, which sparked significant controversy. During an event in Boston, an anti-communist Chinese individual wearing a shirt that read "Embrace the Communist Party, Taiwan Becomes Hong Kong" confronted Cheng Li-wun on the spot and was subsequently forcibly removed by the organizers. The host criticized this action as reminiscent of a one-man show and analyzed Cheng Li-wun's political intention of attempting to use her U.S. visit to project an image of having Xi Jinping's support in order to control the KMT.

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News is hard-hitting, and listening to the news is the most satisfying. I am your host, Stan. Welcome, everyone. Currently, Kuomintang (KMT) Chairperson Cheng Li-wun has arrived in the United States after visiting Beijing, and she has been playing around in the U.S. for a very long time—over two weeks. She traveled from the U.S. West Coast to the East Coast, to Washington D.C., and then back to the West Coast, visiting all sorts of pro-CCP and pro-China professors and Chinese organizations. Today, I want to tell you what exactly Cheng Li-wun has been doing in the U.S. lately. Of course, as soon as she arrived, there was a lot of controversy. This is "Grandma Cheng," the spokesperson for Xi Jinping in Taiwan, the representative of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in Taiwan, visiting the U.S. this time. At the same time, I want to share a concept: how Xi Jinping is helping Cheng Li-wun take control of the KMT. First, Cheng Li-wun visited various pro-CCP and pro-China organizations. When she reached San Francisco on the West Coast for a banquet, she spoke for 40 minutes about her process of visiting Xi Jinping. In fact, as everyone listening will know, she did not meet with Xi Jinping. This matter itself—Cheng Li-wun is actually nobody—so for her, her political career has only one key peak. And what kind of peak? It is meeting with Xi Jinping, the most important person she has ever met in her life. After the West Coast, she flew directly to Boston. Boston is a very interesting place because a great many organizations that support the CCP are located there. Many overseas Chinese and fake Taiwanese expatriates also tend to concentrate in Boston. What are fake Taiwanese expatriates? This is a rather unique situation in the U.S. There are some Waishengren (mainlander) families for whom Taiwan was perhaps just a transit point. They fled to Taiwan with the KMT, lived there for 10 or 15 years, and then flew directly to the U.S. from Taiwan. However, when the U.S. conducts its census, they might list themselves as "Taiwanese American." There seem to be political figures on the West Coast like this, and on the East Coast, the current Mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, has this background. She herself has a Waishengren background, and one could say she is Chinese, and she also has very deep dealings with the CCP's United Front Work Department. For instance, in 2021, there was a person named Yu Guoliang, who is from the United Front Work Department, with whom she had close dealings. When she was running for mayor, the United Front Work Department, through related people and matters, also donated political contributions—a sum of 300,000 USD. Now that I mention this person, Gary Yu (Yu Guoliang), let's look at this photo. Of course, when Cheng Li-wun went to Boston, she also met with him.

So, in fact, many people whom he cannot conveniently meet in China because too many people are watching and paying attention, he meets directly in the U.S. And actually, those Chinese people wandering in the U.S., whitewashing for the CCP, wandering between the U.S. and China, they are also very eager to interfere in Taiwan's politics and interfere in Taiwan's democratic system. So, there is a lot of Communist Party money here; they either go directly through China or through the U.S. to flow into the pockets of those KMT political figures. Whether Cheng Li-wun is one of them, I don't know, but she did indeed meet with Yu Guoliang, who is from the United Front Work Department. Next, I want to tell you something quite interesting. Because there are those who deal with Taiwan and export a lot of drugs to Taiwan, many of them are handled by gangs in Fujian. The Fujian gangs and some Taiwanese gangs have very close dealings, such as the Bamboo Union, such as Zhang Anle's organization. Zhang Anle himself is a "Fentanyl King." Every year, tens of thousands of people die in the U.S. because of fentanyl, and fentanyl comes from China. But the spread of this in the U.S. is through the Bamboo Union system, through Zhang Anle's system. And the most critical part of this is, didn't the U.S. FBI name this before? Plus, we talk about the Qing Gang in Fujian, and it turns out there really were gangsters guarding Cheng Li-wun, taking care of her. So many gangsters also surround Cheng Li-wun and surround the KMT. However, I don't think this is surprising, because the KMT started as gangsters—they were the Shanghai Qing Gang in the past, and now they have become the Fujian Qing Gang. Although Cheng Li-wun is very obvious, her intention is critical: to bring the illusion that the KMT and the CCP are holding hands onto American soil, and to make American think-tank professors, various academic circles, and political circles have this wrong impression.

But there are still Chinese people who are anti-CCP, people who truly love China, because the CCP does not love China; it dislikes China. Those who truly love China are all anti-CCP because they also know how great the harm the CCP has inflicted upon China is. This is from one of his speeches, and it was a seminar. You can see a professor on the stage, and this Chinese person asked him a question. Actually, his T-shirt was also very good; it said, 'Embrace the CCP, Taiwan becomes Hong Kong,' which is equivalent to Taiwan losing its freedom. And the question he asked Cheng Li-wun is very important; let's listen to it together. Right, everyone knows that the Chinese Communist Party is an authoritarian regime, and Taiwan is a democratic society. Moreover, the existence of a democratic Taiwan can directly puncture one of the CCP's lies, which is that Chinese people are not suited for democracy. Because there is an Asian country right next door, the language is the same, and it is a country deeply influenced by Chinese culture. If Taiwan can be democratic, then why are Taiwanese people suited for democracy while Chinese people are not? Chinese people are also suited for it; there is no one who is not suited for democracy. Well, the question he asked is very important, and he asked it very politely. Cheng Li-wun did not respond, and look at the organizers next to her; they all started scolding him, saying things like 'shame on you,' telling him to stop talking, and then they kicked him out and took him away. I want to say that the person who really should be told 'shame on you' this time is the professor on the stage, that American professor. Because everyone in academia knows that the most critical thing in academia is the exchange of opinions. When you write a paper, you must find a point of contention where there is a disagreement, and then within this disagreement, find your own answer. Therefore, all of academia is basically about discussion and debate, and proposing a new theory is also about waiting for the next theory to defeat yours. This is the spirit of academia. The one thing that should least happen in academia is a 'one-voice chamber' (monologue). But look at this event where the CCP and Cheng Li-wun are holding hands; that professor just stayed silent. If he were truly an academic, he would have been the first to ask what was going on, second to ask for a translation, and third, he might have engaged with him even if he didn't agree with his stance; he would have communicated with him, expressed his own position, and listened to the opposing view. I think this is what a normal exchange should be, not what they held in the United States like this. To be honest, the location seems to be in the United States, but don't you think the whole situation off-stage and on-stage is very much like an event held by the Chinese Communist Party? It's very much like something that would happen inside China. This is not American academia; this is the Communist Party renting land from the US to hold an event. In a homeland of freedom, in the United States, they held a 'one-voice chamber' event. I think it's quite shameful; the matter itself is very shameful.

What's very funny is that in New York, when Cheng Li-wun was going to a restaurant, there were some anti-CCP Chinese people there who did a projection activity, and this image is very funny.

It says 'Welcome Chairman Cheng,' but it is very obvious that it is a logo of Cheng Li-wun selling out Taiwan to Xi Jinping. I think it was done with great artistic style; I think it's excellent. And those people from the Kuomintang (KMT) even went to take pictures with that projection. Do they not understand the implication, or do they feel that Cheng Li-wun is just meant to sell out Taiwan, and we should just sell Taiwan to the Chinese Communist Party together? I think this also feels like their tails are showing; it's that kind of feeling of revealing their true colors. Now, Cheng Li-wun's trip is halfway through, and we have seen so many entertaining scenes. And what's interesting is that before she set off, there were many pro-CCP influencers, many like Kuo Cheng-liang and Tang Hsiang-lung, those people who are always speaking up for the Communist Party. They said Cheng Li-wun's trip this time is very important and that she would visit many key think tanks. I feel she didn't visit anyone who is truly a key person. Instead, she did take a photo with a former president—that is, a photo of President Kennedy. I think this is the highest level she could reach, which is a photo of a former president. But at this point, it's equivalent to printing out a photo of President Kennedy and taking a picture with it in Taiwan; there was no need to go to the United States. In reality, she went to the United States to meet those communist bandits, to meet those Communist Party people, and to create a false impression.

So I want to tell everyone that for this trip to the United States, the US is not actually the main point for Cheng Li-wun. She doesn't care about the US at all, nor does she pay attention to it; she is just going there to hang out and to contact some people in the US who are related to the Chinese Communist Party, as well as some overseas Chinese organizations and groups. Because many of them also have very close dealings with China, and their resources are quite abundant, the main point is to make those overseas Chinese groups and the Kuomintang (KMT) in Taiwan feel that she is Xi Jinping's person. Moreover, Xi Jinping will help Cheng Li-wun handle the KMT, because within the KMT there is a pro-US faction and a group of people who support the US, and they originally thought that Taiwan could—just as Han Kuo-yu said—be pro-US and friendly to China. However, with Cheng Li-wun becoming their party chairperson, it is actually very obvious that there is no longer a pro-US line, only a pro-China line, and there is no most pro-China, only an even more pro-China line. Of course, if you want to be pro-China, you definitely need Xi Jinping to support you, and it feels like Cheng Li-wun has obtained this. Therefore, looking at the matter of the Ma Ying-jeou Foundation, Ma Ying-jeou is also opposed to this kind of monolithic narrative that leans entirely toward China, because he also feels that the 23 million people of Taiwan have a voice in Taiwan's future. Cheng Li-wun does not think so; Ma Ying-jeou still supports the narrative of "one China, respective interpretations," but Cheng Li-wun no longer has "respective interpretations." She already feels that the 1992 Consensus has no "respective interpretations," and that the 1992 Consensus simply means opposing Taiwan independence. Thus, opposing Taiwan independence also means that there are no Taiwanese people, and Taiwanese people have no voice on the issue of Taiwan's future. This is Cheng Li-wun's advocacy, and it is also the advocacy of the Chinese Communist Party. It also feels that leaning toward China for the KMT is just like taking drugs and they cannot quit; Chinese money is simply too easy to make and the benefits are too numerous, so they cannot quit. And the problem of not being able to quit is that, look, there is now a thorough, red-unification person leading the Chinese Nationalist Party, which is Cheng Li-wun. Because behind her is Xi Jinping, and Xi Jinping helps Cheng Li-wun handle the KMT, look at Eric Chu, Johnny Chiang, and others who have served as party chairpersons—they are all keeping silent now. The matter of the Ma Ying-jeou Foundation itself is very crucial, and it is very regrettable that Taiwan's opposition party is now down to just one—let's not talk about the Taiwan People's Party. In fact, this opposition party is not the Chinese Nationalist Party; practically speaking, it is the Chinese Communist Party, and now this spokesperson of the Chinese Communist Party in Taiwan, Cheng Li-wun, went to the US to deceive Americans, making Americans mistakenly believe that the Taiwanese people are standing together with the CCP. This is what every Taiwanese person should be worried about.

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