Topics or actions that offend the Communist Party and therefore cannot be crossed in Jiang's teaching environment.
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red lines
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "Chinese people know where the political red lines are and they know how the political winds are shifting. And so there's really no questioning..."
Key Notes
Jiang says Chinese people know political red lines and winds, so there is little open questioning of government.
He says he cannot discuss Tibet, Taiwan, Xinjiang, named Chinese leaders, or Chinese military limitations while based in China.
Jiang says he can teach unusually blunt material in China only because he works in this murky gray area and avoids Communist Party red lines.
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"Chinese people know where the political red lines are and they know how the political winds are shifting. And so there's really no questioning..."
"Right. So in China, there are lots of things I cannot talk about. But I'm not on social media. I'm not on Chinese social..."
"...in these schools so as long as you don't cross certain red lines you're allowed to teach whatever you want so and the other..."
"teach this anywhere else in the world i mean honestly yeah yeah it's incredible and you're doing it in china of all places and..."
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