The term "traitor" refers to a person who betrays his country and takes refuge in foreign enemies. China has a historical background for the emergence of "Chinese traitors", and has also experienced foreign invasion and subversion, which has made some people become traitors out of self-interest, or out of personal position, ideological turn, or out of greed for power, fame and fortune and other factors. Specific reasons include:
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1. Factors of social unrest. Some wars, political struggles, and social changes in China's history have led to social turmoil and national crises, and some people have taken advantage of unprecedented opportunities to rebel and surrender and become traitors.
A traitor during the Anti-Japanese War
2. Interest Factor. Some, out of consideration of their own interests, colluded with foreign enemies and betrayed the motherland and the people. For example, during the Sino-Japanese War, some government officials, chaebols, and businessmen joined Japan because of their interests.
3. Political factors. In some periods of great political and ideological differences, some people betrayed the motherland and became traitors for reasons of personal ideological changes.
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4. Mental factors. In some times of great pressure and lack of material and spiritual support, some people betrayed their country and became traitors by saying that they could no longer continue to support their country.
In general, there are many reasons for the large number of Chinese traitors in China, among which the complex social history and political environment play an important role. The appearance of traitors has caused serious losses to the country and the people, and is a shame in the history of the Chinese nation.
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