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Hello, everyone. Welcome to Huiyankang China. I'm Shanyu. The greatest value of studying abroad is indescribable. It doesn't refer to how advanced the school you study at is in the global rankings. It's not about how much motivation you have for your first job after graduation. It's that you've got a bigger world view. It's because of the experience of studying abroad that you may see the country where you were born, the hometown, the different cultural environment, the social atmosphere, and even the dark side of many industries. So different cultural conflicts will cause you to observe and think. It will cause you to think more fundamentally about life. What this lady said can make people realize that students may come into contact with different values and social concepts. This may have a profound impact on their world view and their understanding of the Chinese system. This impact not only includes the absorption of international thinking, but also the reflection on Chinese social issues. This is what the Chinese Communist Party is worried about and afraid of. Therefore, the Chinese Communist Party not only creates terror and promotes overseas students, but also recently published a statement that some international students' intermediaries have tampered with students' resume, causing the so-called anti-movement speech in the application, which poses a threat to national security. On August 9, the Ministry of National Security of the Communist Party of China issued a statement that attracted widespread attention through its WeChat public account. The statement said, Special intermediaries help the so-called foreign anti-Chinese forces infiltrate the Chinese youth student group, hiding private goods in the application for study abroad, adding to the tampering of a large number of illegal content, harming the image of the country, and endangering national security, etc. The article claims that young student Zhang Mao will go abroad to study abroad, and bought the business VIP service of the Mao Intermediary Intermediary. The agency said that the Mao Intermediary opened a green channel for Chinese students to apply for documents, which can increase the success rate by appropriate tampering. Later, the student's application for documents was changed and pointed to anti-movement political speech. This led to the disposal of the agency and its person in charge in May this year. However, the statement did not disclose the specific name of the intermediary agency or the country involved. Netizens have repeatedly said that the CCP has reached the last crazy state, what is anti-movement speech? It is anti-movement speech to vote against the vote. Isn't this a robbery logic? Former Beijing lawyer, President of Civil Affairs Canada, Lai Jianping said, The high level of attention to the application for study abroad by the National Security Council of the Communist Party of China shows that the regime crisis has reached a critical point, which has led to all its movements being like a great enemy. Lai Jianping believes that there are two possibilities for the Chinese Ministry of National Security. One is to use this matter to suppress intermediaries and curb the trend of immigration. The second is to relax the admission standards for Chinese students with independent thinking because of some countries and schools. This makes the CCP extremely uneasy. For the Chinese Ministry of National Security, it claims that foreign forces infiltrate the youth student group. Wu Shaoping, a Chinese lawyer in the United States, said that this is a one-sided speech of the Chinese Ministry of National Security, which is aimed at intimidating the public. Wu Shaoping pointed out that he has contacted many Chinese students, and found that many of them come from wealthy families. Supporting the CCP's autocratic system, in fact, their actions abroad are more likely to pose a threat to the security of the target country. Some may even be CCP spies. Therefore, he believes that the CCP is one step ahead. Wu Shaoping added that even if these students fabricate theories and fabricate anti-communist speech, they deceive the rich countries. The real victims should be these countries. In recent years, the CCP spies have continued to draw attention to the theft and infiltration of intellectual property rights in European and American countries. Earlier this year, many Chinese science and engineering students who went to the United States were inspected and prosecuted by the United States. According to reports, the U.S. pays special attention to the identity of these students, their political background, and their computer-related scientific research background. Following this, some European universities have also established restrictions on the admission of Chinese science and engineering students. Li Yuanhua, a historian of Luyao, said that the CCP's Ministry of National Security posted this article under the banner of China's economic alarm. Many families want their children to study abroad as soon as possible, and want their children to stay abroad. But it is relatively difficult to stay abroad as a technical immigrant, so many students take the path of refugee application. According to the latest data from the Australian Ministry of Home Affairs, in the past five years, a total of 3,555 Chinese students have applied for political asylum from the Australian government. This figure is significantly higher than in other countries, and is still increasing. Some observers believe that the human rights situation and freedom of speech are important factors in encouraging Chinese students to seek asylum. Li Yuanhua mentioned that some students don't even have to study abroad in the name of studying, and can apply for asylum directly abroad. He said, but the refugee application requires you to write how you were persecuted in China. If he doesn't know, the agency will help him color, and the agency will make money. Students will write about their home being persecuted, and the CCP thinks that all their scandals have been exposed. So he issued this notice, and wants to control the agency. Wu Shaoping believes that if the CCP believes that the so-called anti-democracy speech can improve the success rate of studying abroad is a fact, it means that In recent years, more and more Chinese people have chosen to study abroad. According to Reuters, the data from the U.S. Department of Education's open report in 2023 shows that from 2022 to 2023, 28.9 million Chinese mainland Chinese students studied abroad. The data from the Australian Department of Education's official website shows that 16.6 million Chinese mainland Chinese students studied abroad in 2023. The data released by the Canadian Immigration Administration shows that According to the report, the reasons why these students choose to study abroad include 2. Language ability Through learning in a country that speaks English, students can learn and improve their language skills, 3. Preparation for immigration and work abroad Some students plan to eventually move abroad, but due to strict application procedures and qualifications requirements, they choose to study abroad so that they can prepare for the immigration process. 4. Improve personal flexibility Studying abroad allows you to experience different cultures and ideas, In addition, in overseas schools, students can accept more flexible learning methods and a more open education environment, thereby improving their flexibility, such as leadership ability, team spirit and decision-making ability, etc. 5. Increase employment opportunities The employment market in China is getting more and more intense, but the overseas employment market is relatively wide, which can provide more employment opportunities, especially some international big companies usually prioritize candidates with overseas study backgrounds. Studying abroad can increase student employment competitiveness, while studying abroad can also help students expand their contacts, establish wider interpersonal relations, and lay a solid foundation for future career development. More Chinese people choose to leave China after the epidemic, and more parents send their children to study abroad. According to the data provided by WeChat, the number of searches for Chinese immigrants on the Internet in 2022 reached 33 million times, which is five times more than in 2021. According to reports, China reopened the border after the epidemic closed the border for two years in 2023. As time went by, the Chinese family's demand for overseas study increased sharply, which to a certain extent reflected the difficulties of the Chinese economy, including a decline in exports, a high unemployment rate and real estate. Faced with the dark future of the Chinese employment market, more and more Chinese students choose to study abroad, which is a more attractive choice than looking for opportunities in China. Earlier, the South China Morning Post reported that Germany, Spain, the Netherlands and Ireland and other European countries are becoming a popular destination for Chinese students to study abroad. The United Nations reported that Ms. Huang, a Shanghai student currently studying in the UK, said that the CCP's handling of the epidemic has prompted more young people to go abroad. She said that after three years of strict control during the epidemic, most people have realized that the outside world is different, and they are more willing to leave. Financial Times reported on August 5 that Malaysia's universities and international schools report that demand has soared. According to the Ministry of Education, last year, Malaysia's high-level educational institutions recruited 44,043 Chinese students, which is 35% more than in 2021. Research by the Financial Times shows that from 2021 to 2023, the number of Chinese students in international schools has increased by more than double during the same period. In addition to Malaysia, Thailand is also one of the destinations for many young people to go abroad. On the popular social media platform Xiaohongshu in China, many people shared their decision to move to Thailand, and then many people obtained visas to study in Thailand. At the same time, they are also considering the next step after going to Thailand. Last October, the search volume of immigrants to Thailand exceeded 300,000 times in one day. Student visa is the most widely used long-term visa. Whether kindergarten, junior high school, or university and language school, you can apply for a student visa. In Thailand, Singapore and international schools, the number of Chinese students recruited in March 2023 has increased by more than double compared with the same period in 2022. However, the CCP has been more and more strict with the control of overseas students in recent years. The British Post once interviewed some students and undergraduates from China. They said that because they criticized the Chinese Communist Party locally in the UK, they were threatened by the surveillance, harassment, and other forms of the Chinese Communist Party. The CCP is increasingly using this strategy against foreign people, which is called cross-border suppression, aimed at murder, dissent, or criticism. Zeng Ruisheng, president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, University of London, said that Chinese students in the UK have been photographed and monitored for a long time. And with the update of surveillance technology, this practice is likely to increase. Students said that their families in China were also threatened by the local government, warning them to stop participating in political activities overseas. According to a report, most people who have participated in protests in the UK have never participated in political activities before moving abroad, and have not realized the risks involved. Fan said that after attending a rally last year, his family in China was told by local police that he violated the CCP's law because he was interviewed by a reporter. He once criticized the CCP with his real name, and now he is afraid to return home. The International Special Organization interviewed 32 Chinese students from October to December 2023. They found that they were afraid of the CCP's harassment and retaliation, so they had to conduct self-inspection and stay involved in political activities. The researchers pointed out that these students have studied in Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the UK, and the United States. They were retaliated for their freedom of speech, and were worried that participating in human rights issues might affect their family's safety and career. Sarah Brooks, director of the International Special Organization's China Department, said before the report was released that no matter where students study, their experience shows the pressure and setbacks of seeking support. The report anonymously dealt with the names and universities of the respondents to protect their safety. Of the 32 respondents, 19 people came from China, 12 people came from Hong Kong, 1 person came from Macao. One of the students, Luo Wen, said that he participated in the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre. Within a few hours, he received news of his father. He said that the CCP's security officials had contacted his family and asked them not to participate in activities that could damage China's international reputation. Luo Wen believes that the CCP's intentions are obvious. Even on the other side of the earth, they are watching him. The report shows that of the 32 students interviewed, 10 said that because of their overseas activities, their families in China were harassed by CCP officials. These harassments include their passports being revoked, losing their jobs, not being able to get a promotion and retirement benefits, and even their freedom of life being restricted. The report pointed out that the CCP officials also pressurized and asked their families to cut off economic support for the students. One student revealed that the police of the National Security Department of the CCP instructed their parents to stop economic support and threatened other relatives that if they continued to pay back, they would be in trouble. In order to protect their families, some students chose to cut off contact with their parents in China. Luo Wen said that although cutting off contact is the worst choice, it is also the best way to protect others. He believes that although this method is not legally protected, it can effectively prevent security agencies from using their families to pressurize. In addition, after June 4, the CCP gradually strengthened its control of foreign students through the Chinese Consulate. After the end of the 1990s, this kind of control is becoming more obvious and tightening. The student unions distributed in various countries have gradually become the political tool of the CCP. The Chinese Student Union or the Chinese Student Union is abbreviated as CSSA. It is a Chinese student association in high-level overseas colleges and universities. On the surface, the student unions are based on service and unity. In fact, they have become to a different extent According to the data of the Chinese Ministry of Education, from 1978 to the end of 2018, the total number of foreign students in China was 5.857 million. In 2018, the total number of foreign students was 660,000. For this huge human resources group, the CCP naturally needs to make use of it. But it is impossible to directly control hundreds of thousands of people. So it used the student unions to control the thoughts and behaviors of young students. In order to achieve its political intentions, the CCP's funding to the CSSA has long been exposed. The official website of the Chinese Student Union of Minnesota University said that they were heavily sponsored by the CCP's Consulate in Chicago. The website of the Chinese Student Union of Minnesota University shows that one of the sources of funding for the meeting was the CCP's Consulate in Houston. There are also some similar statements on the official website of the CSSA. Li Jiabao, a former Chinese student, was interviewed by Free Asia Radio. He said that more than ten years ago, he had seen what was happening in CCTV. Beware of American spies and the like. What they said, if it weren't for the existence of Mo Xuyou, if it weren't for the content of the propaganda, it was based on their actual infiltration abroad. It is equivalent to the content they made. In essence, it is what they are doing. Li Jiabao pointed out that after the epidemic in 2019, the CCP regime became more and more unstable. The lack of confidence in this aspect of propaganda has increased. He said that after the epidemic in 2019, many Chinese middle-class people woke up. Parents who are able to send their children abroad to study realize that the country's regime is not as civilized as it is advertised. If they can't control it, they naturally need to strengthen control. In recent years, I have found that more and more people are starting to care. The so-called non-control thing Li Jiabao mentioned that when he studied in Taiwan in 2019, the procedure was very simple. He only needed to be approved by the school and sent to the local Taiwan office. But after that, it got worse and worse. Before leaving, he was asked to go to a meeting at least three times, emphasizing that he should follow the CCP's regulations to maintain political security. Some students were asked to sign a memorandum of understanding, including not being able to go to Taiwan to say so-called anti-communist remarks that the CCP government considers can't participate in political movements, can't participate in Falun Gong activities, must return to China on time, etc. The level of the approval department is higher, and the procedures are more complicated. Liu Wang, a Tibetan, was interviewed by自由亚洲电台 when he was interviewed by自由亚洲电台. The Chinese Communist Party's policy requires overseas Chinese students to cooperate with the Chinese Communist Party's national security department if they are involved in national security issues. He said that the Chinese Communist Party's national security department also sent students abroad to steal local high-tech technology. This is a public national security policy. He said that the number of Tibetan students studying abroad is small, and the application for study abroad must go through a strict review, including family guarantee, bank mortgage, community and civil affairs bureau, etc. He described this process as a kidnapper-like joint policy, especially in Tibet. Tibetan students in autonomous regions face more restrictions. He also pointed out that the student visa requirement requires the student to return to China after completing the student visa, and promises not to engage in exchanges with foreign hostile forces, the media department, the Tibetan administration, and the exile government, etc. If these regulations are violated, it may lead to freezing of bank property, unemployment or dismissal of public office, and other severe consequences. OK, that's all for today's show. Thank you for watching Huiyan TV China. Welcome to subscribe and follow our channel. See you next time.