Recently, on the well-known foreign Q&A website "Quora", an American question has attracted attention. He earnestly asked, Is Zhang Jiadun really a Chinese spy? Because other predictions are never accurate, and the purpose is to deceive the United States and make the United States think that China will collapse easily. Among the related questions, there is also the question of who exactly he is working for?
In 2001, a Chinese-American lawyer, Zhang Jiatun, published a book entitled "China's Imminent Collapse," arguing that "the bad debts of China's four major state-owned banks are too high to be sustainable" and that China would only last five years at most and then collapse. At that time, this article was regarded as a "sunflower book" for predicting China's direction by some Western experts and politicians on China. But now more than 20 years have passed, and what has happened? China has not collapsed, and he is still mixing well.
Recently, he has sparked a heated discussion in China because of a ridiculous statement. In July, in an interview with Fox News, he claimed that illegal immigrants from China had been found at the U.S. border, and that their real identities were actually "Chinese soldiers" on the grounds that illegal immigrants could not afford to pay tens of thousands of dollars for smuggling, and that many of them were men of military age, in droves, and pretending not to speak English. He also added that these people had participated in Chinese military rituals, such as drinking blood. At that time, the American hosts were stunned, which also caused ridicule. Chinese netizens jokingly called him "the most powerful fool in the war", and researchers at American think tanks ridiculed him for talking about China indiscriminately for many years, and he had psychological problems. At that time, many Americans discussed him as an "agent", and some said that he was a sleeper agent sent by China to distract the United States with false clues. Moreover, he has been preaching for many years that China is collapsing its borders, which gives the United States the illusion that "China is easy to defeat".
Even though the facts have long proved that his views and remarks have failed, Zhang Jiadun is still a guest of honor on some American political discussion programs, and even served as a China policy adviser to the US government for four terms by virtue of the "China collapse theory," and has also entered the US presidential candidate Sanders' election think tank, and has been rated as an "expert on China issues" by major US think tanks and news organizations. What does this mean, it shows that his collapse theory is still very marketable in the United States. Saying that he is a spy is actually just a kind of ridicule, not so much that he is a spy, but that he is just saying what the Americans want to hear, catering to their ideas, and satisfying the prejudice and fear of China in the West. How can the Americans not float when they describe the end of this collapse as described by an opponent? He has made a lot of money by taking advantage of the psychology of the Americans. is more like a writer who writes novels about cultivating immortals, and readers of Shuangwen are very cool when they read it, but they are very lonely when they return to reality. However, Zhang Jiadun's deception could not conceal China's real situation and development achievements, and China's rapid development has forced some Americans to return to reality. The suspicion that Zhang Jiadun is a spy already shows that the United States is no longer confident.