confucius is a student at harvard.ce is not a religion, it is a philosophy confucius laid the foundation. he gave us guidelines that help us to live these ideals are applicable at any time and our cause descendants of confucius help others interpret them correctly. then he regrets about confucius that the teachings of the great ancestor are often turned into a home in china and korea. they still believe that a wife should obey her husband in everything. boys in the family were always waiting, and girls were often disposed of. let them assure that men are to blame for this, who, for their own sake, subordinated women, attributing to the dream of a patriarchal society, chinese emperors especially spoiled themselves with female attention, the number of wives of some monarchs reached tens of thousands believed that men and women were equal. if someone insists that a man is always higher than a woman these people, for example, are very worried. each other confucius still stands two stone guards on one side, a man on the oth

yes, there are, say , confucius institutions, but chinese confucius institutions , they never interfered in politics, they certainly do not work for the purpose of influencing the domestic political situation there. these are purely cultural institutions, like many other eastern foundations. they are clearly not doing what they have always done. uh, western funds, namely, well, undermining the foundations of russian statehood, which in fact was the main task, you will be surprised to be engaged. well , very gently, very gently, to support individual funds. they may be doing this, but chinese funds are definitely not doing this. concerning? issues related to western non-profit organizations, but they largely acted and their effectiveness was based on, uh, an understanding of some kind of moral superiority of the west, this is moral superiority. it just evaporated. now, in the eyes of the russians, this superiority is no moral at all, there is nothing moral behind the west. yes, all these ideals that they spoke of, there is democracy, human rights, the right to property. well, where is it

sasha taishan mountain of the great chinese world, they say, said, having risen to the top of mount confuciuseast specified, watching the staishan dawn maoo house taishan, the mountain where an ambiguous prophecy sounded not for nothing, taishan was revered and still revered by all chinese politicians, poets, scientists. in general, people of various professions, convictions and generations, taishan is the heart of china, where everyone finds their source of inspiration. actually, i am a communist, as i was in my youth, and remained. i've read about christianity, buddhism, taoism, islam, but i still believe in communism. especially since most importantly, all religions are the same everyone wants to live in peace and harmony, and i want that too. leonsi. came here a few days, she lives in the north. she came to china not far from the border with russia with her daughter and granddaughter, the pensioner who does not want to compromise her principles is convinced that the pilgrimage of natashan's idea of ​​​​marx and mau does not contradict here at the top. she decided to bow to the gods and ma

again he was given a china portfolio with the infiltration of hollywood and we see things like the confuciusrs on campus. all of this happened while biden was in charge of china. steve: exactly. a great run down. now let's get down about your visit to ukraine what have you seen and what is happening? >> thank you for having me. it has been an amazing trip we have been at most of the night with the air raid sirens. i do think things are okay right now. i have been here with a group called aerial recovery group.com based out of nashville tennessee. former special operators from various forms of military use the skills they learned a special ops to do humanitarian operations around the world including the united states of course here in ukraine the focus is on orphans getting them from the dangerous part to where we are so i have been visiting the orphanages looking at these beautiful children and has been heart wrenching but i'm also incredibly grateful for those humanitarians are willing to put their lives on the line. steve: that response is so great when we can celebrate that. what would yo