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Jiang says Chinese people know political red lines and winds, so there is little open questioning of government.
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Jiang says Chinese people know political red lines and winds, so there is little open questioning of government.
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He says he cannot discuss Tibet, Taiwan, Xinjiang, named Chinese leaders, or Chinese military limitations while based in China.
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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..."
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"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..."
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"...he probably pushed too many buttons. He probably crossed too many red lines. So I think what led to his arrest was the fact..."
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"...China. When you try to defy the government. There is a red line in our society, and that is you cannot challenge the ultimate..."
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