the channels most popular program pokes fun at the dictatorship of chiang kai. shek glo. everybody thought hello everybody. the internet celebrate to our national day thinking of women so that we just, we are broadcasting today from the final resting place of our late liter chiang kai shek in this year of pandemic and war. we are glad to feel his spirit. you'll please join at our anthem, you'll see in praise of our motherland and a free china little st. everyone watching at home. we stand up now sort of of the. 2 2 the tune is sardonic sandra, who is part of a democratically mature generation and an era that has its origins in the sun fire movement of 2014. at the time, hundreds of students occupied the taiwanese parliament in protest over a planned, free trade agreement between the equipment tongue let tie one east government and the people's republic of china. effectively a 1st step towards unification. symbolically at least taiwan. so young people had seized power and said change in motion or judges to sing sleep that she sent me. the most important outcome of this mov

the chiang kai shek son himself had backed the peaceful transition to democracy. it was a historic moment. the election was won by the nationalist parties, lead tang wait a tech, the crowd for an on the island as the country's 1st popularly elected president, he pushed through reforms, helping to bring the autocratic regina to an end. but the new political era didn't mean the disappearance of chiang kai shek from public consciousness. 2 the most of the islands statues were moved to this part in the 2 thousands but the dictator continued to appear on bank notes and coins for years. the that's thanks to the clementine nationalist party, one of ty, one's 2 main parties. a statue of chiang kai check the still and thrown in its entrance hall today. the common time was the only authorized party during the dictatorship today and refuses to announce its former leader. as you know, the commission to state it in its report that day once with the res old truces of sunday to fates from the public space. what's the official position of the coming talking about this which are t

chang kai shek tried to turn taiwan into a mini version of the china he left behind.i shek still dominates the centre of taipei, but his project to turn taiwanese people into citizens of china ultimately failed. today, around 70% of people here say they are taiwanese, not chinese. 86—year—old zhang chen is one of them. he spent ten years in this prison for supporting taiwan independence. in all, around 140,000 taiwanese were locked up for opposing chang kai shek�*s rule. zhang says he always felt taiwanese and his years in prison only strengthened that belief. translation: idon't. consider myself chinese. taiwan is already a great country. _ but due to the influence of the chinese communist party, we can't declare independence. that's how i see it. it's election time and people here are again facing those questions — who are they and what relationship should they have with china? but today, no—one, not even chang kai shek�*s old nationalist party, is campaigning for unification taiwan. translation: yeah, | i'm taiwanese, but my ancestors come from china. we have the s

this enormous memorial to chang kai shek still dominates the center of taipei.ely failed. today, around 70% of people here say they are taiwanese, not chinese. 86—year—old zhang chen is one of them. he spent ten years in this prison for supporting taiwan independence. in all, around 140,000 taiwanese were locked up for opposing chang kai shek�*s rule. zhang says he always felt taiwanese and his years in prison only strengthened that belief. translation: idon't. consider myself chinese. taiwan is already a great country, but due to the influence of the chinese communist party, we can't declare independence. that's how i see it. it's election time and people here are again facing those questions — who are they and what relationship should they have with china? but today no one, not even chang kai shek�*s old nationalist party is campaigning for unification taiwan. translation: yeah, i'm taiwanese, | but my ancestors come from china. | we have the same blood. translation: and what about unification? i want us to be good friends. we can both make money together. tai

in 19a9, communists drove china's nationalist leader chang kai—shek, from power. choose the government they want. 0ur asia correspondent rupert wingfield—hayes reports. hundreds of them were stashed away here. this 9a—year—old isn't happy about what was done to his former leader. as a young soldier, fan fled china with chiang in 19a9, but he never stopped feeling chinese. translation: taiwan is a province. - it is still a part of china. slowly, the differences between us will narrow until we are the same. then, we can achieve unification. chiang kai—shek tried to turn taiwan into a mini version of the china he'd left behind. people here were taught there was no such thing as being taiwanese. this enormous memorial to chiang kai—shek still dominiates the centre or taipai. but his project to turn taiwanese people into citizens of china ultimately failed. today, around 70% of people here say they are taiwanese, not chinese. 86—year—old john chen is one of them. he spent ten years in this prison for supporting taiwan independence. in all, around 1a0,000 taiwanese were

here's one of chiang kai—shek�*s former advisors.g mainland china - was the lowest moment in his life, but he never accepted defeat. chiang kai—shek�*s party ruled for several decades but after his death, the island began to transition to democracy and in 1996, it held its first free presidential elections. it is now a prosperous, self—governing island, and many of its citizens see it as entirely distinct from mainland china. but that does not sit well with beijing, which insists that countries cannot have official relations with both itself and taiwan. and the us is a major sticking point. it maintains official relations with china but it also is the most significant supporter of taiwan, and maintains unofficial links with taipei. on the us position for taiwan's security, here is president biden. the idea that it can be taken by force, just taken by force, is just not appropriate. it will dislocate the entire region and be another action similar to what happened in ukraine. taiwan finds itself in the middle of a diplomatic tug—of—wa

of china, which was once founded by sunitsen, then, naturally, this banner was raised by chiang kai-shekgrated with his two million army to the island, naturally it all became the republic of china, china at that time did not have the means to carry out a landing operation , and then a situation arose in korea and chinese volunteers came to the rescue. to their korean brothers, in order to protect, liberate, yes, the korean war, that’s why the following situation is now developing on the island: there is a ruling party called: independence today is manifested in what: only 10 countries today recognize taiwan as holding independence and so on, but the state and so on, maintain diplomatic relations, of which the most famous are the vatican, yeah, why, because there are a lot of catholics there, and so or otherwise, the vatican has certain rights and obligations regarding convicts, to appoint clergymen, and so on, and the second... sonitsen, in which chiang kai-shek was a member, and so on, which during the years of his reign, say, for the last 20 years, did something that was possible in o

happen immediately, today, by the way , is another anniversary of the death of general chiang kai-shek, the founder of the kuomintang in its current taiwanese form, and as you understand, during the reign of chiang kai -shek, there was no such democracy in taiwan, there was basically a one-party party regime. his mind, but when president chenkesha's son jiang qinggo, who you know had soviet experience, was ermalaev in the soviet union, had a russian wife from the soviet union who became the first lady of taiwan, it's such an amazing story, yes, with all the hatred of the soviet union for taiwan, there a russian woman was the first lady for many years, but he started the process of democratization, it ended in the end. the loss of the kuomintang in the presidential and parliamentary elections, and from that time the kuomintang and the democratic progressive party replaced each other in the management of the country, at least after two terms the president from one country won the party , usually the candidate of the other won, the current situation is completely different, although indee

new mayor of the capital, representative of hamildan and great-grandson of generalissimo chiang kai-shek will give the world the opportunity to feel greatness, many saw this as a claim to leadership of the island. in beijing, they are slightly disappointed with the results shown by the kuomendang. of course, they would prefer their victory.” , because it has a tradition of relations with the mainland. but now the chinese leadership is calmer about what is happening than in last time when the current head was re-elected. even if a representative of the pro-independence party wins, the united states has assured china that it will moderate radicalism, beijing’s reaction will most likely be restrained, without such actions as the naval blockade that was organized a year and a half ago after pelosi’s visit. more about another newcomer brix ethiopia and its strategic games after advertising.

reforms in taiwan and another interesting point is that the people's republic is the son of chiang kai-shek russian name nikolai vladimirovich elizarov, and deng sialpin, who also had a chinese surname of patrols. even two, the second surname is croesus, they both studied in the twenties in moscow, at the university of the working people of china named after suniyatsen, and they studied there at the same time, both of them became witnesses of the soviet, that is, at the height of the nepa, and they say that it was these impressions, personal impressions, personal experience of contact with nep played an important psychological and not only psychological role, oh, did dzyan zingo live to see the collapse of the ussr or did he? diango died in january 1989, still one anniversary in our conversation today, interesting, this is, of course, an amazing page that we know quite little, but it’s very worth remembering. thank you very much, we talked with valentin glavachev from the institute of higher studies. the us presidential campaign has begun, which is being watched by the whole world. all coun

of the capital, a representative of the kuomintang and great-grandson of generalissimo chiang kai-shekd: “i will give the world the opportunity to feel the greatness of taipei.” many saw this. claim to leadership of the island. beijing is slightly disappointed with the results shown by the kuomendang. of course, they would prefer their victory there, because it has a tradition relations with the mainland, but now the chinese leadership is calmer about what is happening than last time, when the current head was re-elected. even if a representative of the party that advocates independence wins. the us assured china that it would moderate. beijing's reaction is likely to be restrained without such actions as the naval blockade that was carried out a year and a half ago after pilosi's visit. more about another newcomer brix ethiopia and its strategic games after advertising. everything about the elections in russia, we will tell you in detail, understand them not difficult, important, honestly convenient, where to find out?

. >> shanghai shek tried to turn china into a mini version of the china he'd left behind.id there was no suffer thing as being taiwan ease. >> his project to turn taiwanese people into citizens of china ultimately failed. today around 70% of people here say they are taiwan ease, not chinese. >> in 87-year-old is one of these. he spent 10 years in this prison for supporting taiwan independence. john of he says he always felt taiwan ease and his years in prison only strengthened that belief. >> i do consider myself ta taiwanese. due to the influence of the chinese party, we can't declare insurance of independence. >> it's election time and people here are again facing those questions. who are they and what relationship should they have with china? today, no one is campaigning for unification. >> yeah, i'm taiwanese but my an zesters come from china. we have the same blood. >> and who can unification? >> i want us to be good friends. we can both make money togher. >> taiwan is very different from china. it has dozens of political parties and noisy, energetic electionings. peo

the capital, a representative of the kuomintang and the great-grandson of generalissimo chiang kai-shekang wanyan, said: “i i will give the world the opportunity to feel the greatness of taipei." many saw this as a complaint against the leadership. a little disappointed in beijing the results that the kuomintang shows , of course, they would prefer their victory there, because it has a tradition of relations with the mainland, but now the chinese leadership is calmer about what is happening than the last time, when the current head was re-elected, even if the party representative who speaks wins for independence, the united states assured china that it would moderate radicalism. the movie will most likely be restrained without such actions as the naval blockade that was organized a year and a half ago after pelosi’s visit. one more thing newcomer brix ethiopia, and its strategists. games after advertising, start the year with profitable purchases at the megamarket, there will be a discount, thousands of products with cashback up to 50%, my daughter sang the best again, that’s five, the

there east, and there at one time after 40, after their defeat, the masters of china fled, chiang kai-shek was such a generalissimo, and even more so, i would say yes, for general... understanding, for very long years until the 70s , it was taiwan that was considered china, i.e. the taiwanese sat in the united nations, not the chinese, not beijing, but taipei, but then somehow all this changed , and now china wants to take back this one, which means taiwan, and taiwan, judging by today's election results, doesn't want it, so this laitsinde vice... the president of taiwan, a representative of the democratic progressive party, who seems to have already won, at least that's what they tell us 99 there and 999% of the counted votes are precisely those people who against embracing mainland china, what does this mean from your point of view, ms. natalya, please, well, first of all, this is really, good evening, first of all, first of all, first of all, this is really a signal and a marker for... china, that taiwanese society, it chooses its personal choice, eh, because lai tsinde is considered a

the kuomintang in its current taiwanese form, and as you understand, during the reign of chiang kai-shek there was no such democracy. there was not, there was in principle a one-party regime of the kuominde party, but when president chenkesha's son jiang qingguo , who you know had soviet experience, was yermalaev in the soviet union, had a russian wife from the soviet union, who became the first lady of taiwan, it's such an amazing story, and with all the hatred of the soviet union for taiwan, there, the russian woman was the first lady for a long time. th years, he began the process of democratization, it ended in the defeat of the kuomintang in the presidential and parliamentary elections, and since then the kuomintang and the democratic progressive party changed each other in... countries, at least after two terms of the president from one country, the party from one country won, as a rule , the candidate from another won, the current situation is completely different, although the situation in the parliamentary elections, as we talked about it with valery chaly, looks different, also

discussion is held around these three detailed photos relatively, but in what aspect, if you take what shek, which with a jet engine... it has the same warhead, the same range and everything else, so first of all, it has a higher speed. the estimated speed due to a small-sized jet engine for such a product as a shahet is approximately 400 - 600 km, which is two or three times more than what is possible with a shahet 136th, this means that it will be more difficult for mobile groups that use a machine gun to destroy them, armed with self-propelled guns like the zau-232. well, because the shachet flies overhead faster, but the fact is that it is a jet engine, it gives a much better signature, which can be captured already by homing heads, infrared ones, which are used directly in the anti-aircraft missile systems brought by them , like the same needle stinger, then to capture with them a cheater who has a scabbard dvuhhun is more difficult, because it is not as heated as a jet from the other side of the question... the destruction of shaheds, for example, by cheetahs that have a rastoracation

chinese have one mother - this is the motherland, but two fathers - this is mao zedong. and chiang kai-shekway or another come down to the problem of identity, but if, i hope, it is clear to everyone, after all, 75 years have passed since they live, the two sides of the strait live separately, so there are cultural differences , behavioral, patterns, well, a lot in general all of which, of course, make this identity crisis inevitable in these conditions, therefore, according to public opinion polls, about 60%. the population of taiwan is in favor of leaving everything as it is, well, with some, maybe details, no, not forcing this very thing... only 5% are in favor of independence, and only 5% are in favor of immediate independence in taiwan. only 5% of the population, more are in favor of also a little, but still more in favor of the annexation of the people's republic of china, but the bulk are still in favor of the status quo, so this status quo won as a result of the elections, they remained, as the card players say, with their own people, with their own people, yes, well, i’ll emphasize

this one with chiang kai shek, chinese nationalist representative. as this scene is being enacted, stalin is secretly supporting communist leader mao tse-tung soviet diplomacy. meanwhile, united states ambassador george c marshall attempts to restore peace in china and negotiate a truce between the nationalist government forces represented by general chiang chun and, the communist guerrillas represented by general lai paper promises and the reds gain valuable time to strengthen their forces when leaves, they resume the war on a vastly larger scale by. the end of 1949, china falls to the rebels. another 700 million people under communist control control. lenin once said, we shall reach paris by way of peking during this time 1945 to 49, stalin has been beating the propaganda drums for disarmament. but his true policy is revealed in instructions given by the communist international apparatus. the disarmament policy of the soviet government must utilized to support the only toward abolition of war. arming the communists, overthrowing the capitalists, an

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