traitor

traitor has a specific meaning. Only the scum of the Han people can be called traitors. Take a look at the origin of the Han people.

Those who can truly be called "traitors", I personally think, start from the Song Dynasty Qin Hui , Zhang Bangchang and others.
As for those generals who were demoted in the late Ming Dynasty, such as Wu Sangui , Hong Chengchou and the like.
The most famous traitor in modern times is Wang Jingwei , Zhou Fohai , Chen Gongbo and so on.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, some "new traitors" appeared. For example, Yu Maochun not long ago. This is a blatant cry against one's own motherland.
After the reform and opening up of , with the influx of foreign companies, some so-called "domestic elites" entered foreign companies. Start to work hard to please foreign masters and govern your own compatriots. Because they know their compatriots best and understand their hearts and characteristics.
For example, when I worked in a foreign-owned supermarket, we worked from 8 a.m. to 5 a.m. At the beginning, the store manager was a foreigner and our working hours were normal. Because according to the company's staffing configuration, each department has an assistant, and the assistant works the evening shift.
Later, I changed to a domestic store manager. He would assign tasks when he was about to get off work, and he could only get off work after completing them. Basically, there is a bit of fun when you go to work, but not a bit when you get off work. And it doesn’t count overtime. Chinese people are very resistant to stress. This is considered unfashionable.
Some people have immigrated and become foreigners. What are the artists who are still making money in China?
What are those naked officials whose children are abroad?
What are those "Taiwan independence" and "Hong Kong independence" elements?
Where do you stand? Where does the butt sit? Where is your heart? What's going on in your head? For whom? Why do people seek welfare?
Everyone think more. How did the "new traitor" emerge?