What happens when someone becomes a human-rights icon – but then turns out to stand for something else entirely? Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng was locked up for fighting against China’s One Child Policy and suffered years of unlawful imprisonment. In 2012, following a daring midnight escape, he landed in the United States a hero. But that’s only the beginning of his story. Just a few years late... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Guangcheng has put his life on the line to stand up for noble causes and principles. He has also thrown his support behind Trump and, more recently, a range of intolerant ideas. There are so many things to admire about him, but there are others that ... more
With a new position at the Catholic University of America and funding from a rightwing think tank, Guangcheng takes on a new challenge: strengthening his English. We examine why this became such a top priority for Guangcheng and his patrons, what it ... more
Almost one year after arriving in the US, the New York Post publishes a story suggesting NYU is trying to sever ties with Guangcheng. Guangcheng alleges the university is bowing to pressure from the Chinese Communist Party. Guangcheng’s hosts at NYU ... more
Following a tense negotiation between the US and China, Guangcheng arrives in the United States. He is greeted with a hero’s welcome. He gives speeches. He wins awards. And he tries to adjust to life in New York, hosted by NYU. But quickly cracks sta... more
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If they just stuck to the facts without all the Trump fear mongering it would have been a good podcast.
As a person who is very close to the Chinese dissidents, I witnessed the entire circle gone MAGA. Still, I was too naive to assume this story will at least reveal some problematic facts of the Chinese dissidents.
Based on my observations for the past decade, Chinese dissidents have generational differences. Millennials is the only generation share the Americans’ peers value, anti racism, sexism, and have a clear understanding of religious and conservative wing’s dog whistle, Which makes sense, ... more
They applaud him for his diversity of thought in communist China but hate him because he also adds to the diversity of thought in America?! Do the hosts of this show not see the irony in hating this guy because he doesn’t think like they do?! That’s WHY HE LEFT CHINA. Because the Chinese government hated it as well. The communist government. The left is nothing more than a communist Chinese government parading around in the US making podcasts about heroes who aren’t actually heroes because they ... more
Draws together many voices and perspectives. Ignore the axe grinding one star reviews. People triggered by not having their opinions reflected back at them. Try a little harder . . . You don't owe your minds to anyone.
I guess I was hoping for a little more at the end. But it was an interesting story of his journey, and seeming duality of his pursuits.
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