Recently, China's state security authorities revealed a high-profile espionage case that alarmed us. What kind of story is hidden behind the protagonist of this case, Su?
Su was originally a lecturer at a university in Yunnan Province, and was later promoted to associate professor with outstanding performance. However, some of his remarks published in newspapers, involving national politics, attracted great attention from the national security services.
After retiring, Su's remarks gradually deviated from the normal track. He began to post some inappropriate remarks on the Internet and get in touch with anti-China people abroad. However, the effect of his remarks was not as significant as he expected.
What's even more shocking is that Su was actually involved in espionage. He colluded with foreign anti-China forces, planned to launch an armed insurrection, and even sought help from abroad to buy weapons, and issued a notice called "death squads".
The term "China Benghazi Project" has an extremely sinister intention, and it is directly linked to the 2012 armed riot in Benghazi, Libya, showing the seriousness of Su's betrayal.
Eventually, the state security authorities arrested Su and quickly revealed his crimes. The Sichuan Intermediate People's Court tried the case and finally rendered a corresponding judgment. As a state cadre, Su's betrayal is heartbreaking, and we expect him to reflect on his mistakes in prison.
This case also makes us think, why did Su embark on this path of betrayal? The low cost of online rumors and their impact on national trust, as well as the brainwashing tactics of hostile forces targeting different groups, are all reasons for this.
On the whole, Su's case has sounded the alarm for us. We must remain vigilant at all times to prevent the recurrence of similar incidents.