I've heard that there was a traitor in China, and then there was a strange incident similar to the subversion of the Soviet Union, how did China do it? We'll come back to that later. It is well known that in its heyday, the Soviet Union was a prominent country. However, strange to say, the USSR collapsed without going through a single war and a war. The reason for this lies in the fact that there was a spy in the Soviet Union who was carefully placed in the interior of Western countries. In the past, the Soviets acted and hid in the shadows, and then moved to **.
They used money, power, beauty and other means to lure the Soviet Union to work for them. Such a policy was extremely economical and destructive for the USSR. And these moths, lurking in the dark, caused great damage to the economy of the Soviet Union, which eventually led to the disintegration of the country. Will China face the same situation? You may be asking why and why this happens over and over again, rather than repeating it over and over again.
China, a dynamic ancient power, has stepped onto the world stage with its own unique path and strategy after a series of changes. In today's era of information and the Internet, anyone who wants to undermine national stability and seize power will quickly arouse the public's vigilance. The existence of "internal traitors" has seriously threatened the country's national defense and social stability.
However, in such a vigorous development environment, it is unimaginable to be hidden, not only to face high-tech control, but also to face the wisdom support of the people, and to face the strict supervision of the people. However, things are always unpredictable, and just when everyone is paying attention to the "inner ghosts" and "schemes", unexpected things happen one after another. Zhang Shousheng, a distinguished scientist, died in the United States in December 2018, and the United States** claimed that he died of depression.
On December 31 of that year, Chen Shumin, another outstanding scientist, unfortunately passed away on the way home. Ningding, the father of China's high-speed rail, also suffered an accident in June 2019 and unfortunately died. But it wasn't until September this year that a figure who was powerful in space suddenly died in his homeland. Zhang Dabing, a scientist engaged in research on the safety of genetic engineering products, was killed in a traffic accident.
In October of this year, Xin Tiansi, a physicist in China, died in the United States. Two cases together can be said to be accidental, but dozens, hundreds, can it be accidental? What do you think of this?