and i've come, i >> the man who would eventually lead china, deng xiaoping and the future president of taiwan. chung ching guo what classmates and close friends in college? they studied together in the 1920s and lived in the same university dormitory two men got from the same cloth like many of their fellow communist and rival nationalist there is to be no compromise >> what's more? these warring factions shared the same dream to reunify their homeland. >> for each china. >> what a difference, a word me. >> and that homeland was china like bidder sibling rivals, the two sides hated each other. >> highest level talks between the communist china and its longtime nationalist adversary in 43 years but there was always the hope that they would remain family this is the story of a family rift that seem to be mending but became permanent much to the shock of beijing for decades, china's founding revolutionary moussa iran had been threatening to liberate taiwan by force >> but all of that changed with how successor deng xiaoping deng pursue that kinder, gentler approach to the world, including

half a century later, nep's ideas inspired the reforms of deng xiaoping, who soon showed the world theconomic miracle. march 21, 1981 members of the kuklox klan. african-american donald michael was brutally murdered. he became the last known victim of lynching in the united states. the term lynching refers to the killing of a person suspected in a crime or seriously. violation of social norms without a trial and most often by a crowd. the name, according to one version, is given by the name of judge charles lynch, who arranged this during the american war of independence, or by the name of captain william lynch, who introduced corporal punishment without trial in pennsylvania. the real madness began after the civil war in 1860, most often whites lynched blacks, not only for robbery or murder, but for violating unwritten rules, for example, a black riding on a white bus. in the courts even judges and city mayors sometimes participated in lynchings, and the place and time of execution was announced in advance. american society was able to give an unambiguous assessment of this lawlessnes

had been threatening to liberate taiwan by force but all of that changed with mao's successor, deng xiaoping deng pursued a kinder, gentler approach to the world including taiwan he made it an offer. he thought it couldn't refuse. if the island returned to the motherland it would be allowed to essentially run itself keeping its own political system, its economy >> and >> even its military his offer slogan was one country, two systems >> dung's old classmate challenging, whoa turned him down >> but >> quietly trying abandon his father. shanghai shakes old pipe dream of taking back the mainland the prime minister visit to china in september 1982, provided the opportunity to open discussion done, then offered one >> country, two systems to the british colony of hong kong in the 1980s hoping it would eventually become an lawyering example for taiwan >> hong kong was supposed to be the test case to prove that the prc could be trusted to actually tolerate another system >> then suddenly a bizarre breakthrough when a taiwanese pilot hijacked a plane and defected to china the two sides were forced t

emigration, that same jackson, broom, jimmy carter, such a beautiful democratic president, talking with deng xiaopingypha, i put it. the question of facilitating the immigration of chinese to the united states, well, to the west in general, why are you holding them back, to which den seoping coldly answered him: how many chinese do you need? 1 million, 2 million, 3 million, the question itself died, that’s it, it was no longer posed in such a plane. as for the historical examples that you referred to, this was absolutely true, but the world was then divided into zones of influence. moreover , our power was clearly divided, and there was a military generation, including the general isenhaur you mentioned, this is simply one of the winners, along with marshal zhukov, in the second world war , a great patriotic one for us. reagan, who ruled the united states of america in the eighties, was also a representative of the older generation, he somehow avoided conscription in the army in the forties, but he worked at... a studio, as far as i remember, according to his biography, he shot various kinds of propa

by maintaining the integrity of the political system, deng xiaoping allowed market relations to developit catches mice. there was no privatization in china. the public sector remains as it was. but it has been supplemented by a powerful private sector. and at every enterprise and institution there is a committee of the communist party of china, the number of which is approaching 100 million people. for four decades, china has been the fastest developing country in the world and became the first economy on the planet. and china already has three times more scientists than the united states. china really managed to use the historical chance that opened up at the end... the introduction of market relations in china will inevitably be followed by political changes. they only began to realize that something had gone wrong only recently. china has received a huge advantage from the united states. we helped rebuild china. we gave them $500 billion a year. how stupid, stupid are the people who imagined that our countries will be together with china. but everything is changing. the west made a b