Evanxu on Nostr: 英文翻譯： This man’s name is Peng Chenliang, born in 1994. He was from ...
英文翻譯：
This man’s name is Peng Chenliang, born in 1994. He was from mainland China and a staunch supporter of the values of freedom and democracy. In 2024, Peng traveled to Ukraine as an individual to join the International Legion resisting Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Tragically, he sacrificed his life on the battlefield in the fourth quarter of 2024. His death sends a powerful message to the world: not all Chinese people support the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) authoritarian regime or its alignment with Russia.
The Chinese people have been coerced and held hostage by the CCP, which stripped them of the right to vote for national, provincial, or local leaders. The CCP maintains its power through control of the military, which it used in 1989 during the Tiananmen Square Massacre, sending troops and tanks to fire on peaceful student protesters demanding political reform.
The CCP fears Peng Chenliang because he openly supported Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. Globally, it is well known that modern Russia is the successor of the Soviet Union, and the CCP—established as a Soviet branch under the guidance of the Comintern—shares deep historical ties with it. After the Soviet Union’s collapse, the CCP came to regard Russia as a parental figure. This relationship is often expressed in Chinese as: “The Soviet Union is the parent of the People’s Republic of China.”
From the CCP’s perspective, Chinese citizens are treated as subservient “slaves.” For one of these “slaves” to independently assist Ukraine in resisting their “parent” deeply humiliated the regime. As a result, Chinese media has not reported Peng Chenliang’s death on the Ukrainian battlefield.
Peng Chenliang is the first known mainland Chinese citizen to publicly support Ukraine and actively join the fight against the Russian military. He is a hero—not only to his family and friends but also to all Chinese people who believe in freedom and democracy.
Here’s to a brave hero. 🍺
This man’s name is Peng Chenliang, born in 1994. He was from mainland China and a staunch supporter of the values of freedom and democracy. In 2024, Peng traveled to Ukraine as an individual to join the International Legion resisting Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Tragically, he sacrificed his life on the battlefield in the fourth quarter of 2024. His death sends a powerful message to the world: not all Chinese people support the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) authoritarian regime or its alignment with Russia.
The Chinese people have been coerced and held hostage by the CCP, which stripped them of the right to vote for national, provincial, or local leaders. The CCP maintains its power through control of the military, which it used in 1989 during the Tiananmen Square Massacre, sending troops and tanks to fire on peaceful student protesters demanding political reform.
The CCP fears Peng Chenliang because he openly supported Ukraine in its fight against Russian aggression. Globally, it is well known that modern Russia is the successor of the Soviet Union, and the CCP—established as a Soviet branch under the guidance of the Comintern—shares deep historical ties with it. After the Soviet Union’s collapse, the CCP came to regard Russia as a parental figure. This relationship is often expressed in Chinese as: “The Soviet Union is the parent of the People’s Republic of China.”
From the CCP’s perspective, Chinese citizens are treated as subservient “slaves.” For one of these “slaves” to independently assist Ukraine in resisting their “parent” deeply humiliated the regime. As a result, Chinese media has not reported Peng Chenliang’s death on the Ukrainian battlefield.
Peng Chenliang is the first known mainland Chinese citizen to publicly support Ukraine and actively join the fight against the Russian military. He is a hero—not only to his family and friends but also to all Chinese people who believe in freedom and democracy.
Here’s to a brave hero. 🍺