Wonderful primer on so many levels
This is a fantastic primer on China's history, understanding the relationship between the China Communist Party ("#CCP") and China's government (something people have a hard time grasping), and China's dictator, Xi. China is and has been America's most significant geopolitical threat in the 21st Century, and the objectivity, professionalism, and quality of this podcast series are especially surprising, considering this is from a left-leaning legacy media outlet, but as Sue discusses in the podcast, this is no longer a partisan issue. I would argue this is due mainly to the last administration's leadership which confronted this issue head-on after decades of failed bi-partisan policies that saw #China steal anywhere between $225 and $600 billion of IP annually from America without any consequences. As we continue to see an ongoing #genocide in China while corporate interests like the National Basketball Association (NBA) and The Walt Disney Company turn a blind eye, protests from its repressed people due to its zero #covid policy, and ongoing tensions in the #southchinasea, this series is more relevant and will only become more relevant every passing day. The CCP and China's elite, including Chairman Xi's daughter, have been sending their next generation of leaders to America for decades to study and learn from us and sometimes, even infiltrate our system; it is about time Americans do the same and learn from our adversary. I cannot applaud the Economist enough, and I will become a subscriber solely because of this amazing work.Read full review »
Leea1776 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 12/07/22
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Wow, this is my new favorite podcast. Thanks for all the work and analysis you put into this. It’s enlightening.
Happy playor via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 10/14/22
I binged this podcast in a single afternoon while cleaning the house. I found myself feeling empathy, at times for Xi. Undoubtedly his story is a complicated one and there is no way to suss out the truth from the fiction and propaganda. Everyone has a perspective and I appreciated the...Read full review »
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