( Observer Network ) "Global aversion to the United States exploded!"
On July 14, Taiwanese media person Tang Xianglong put forward the view in a political commentary program: For a long time, third-world countries have been instilled with the mindset that if they want to be strong, they must "follow the United States". However, 80 years have passed, these countries are still being exploited. Mainland China, which has not "follow the United States", has achieved great economic success after 40 years of development. In addition, Tang Xianglong believes that mainland China will not interfere with the political system of other countries when interacting with other countries, nor will it interfere with the internal affairs of other countries, which is completely different from the United States.
's remarks also caused a great shock in the comment section. Someone said after hearing this: "I hope the people of Taiwan will never be fooled by the words of the United States and Western imperialism."
"Viewpoint" is a very influential political commentary channel on Youtube, with more than 770,000 subscribers. Its columns include "Highlight Confrontation", "Dragon Walking the World", etc.
Since 2018, Taiwanese media person Tang Xianglong has partnered with Taiwanese journalist and host Chen Fengxin to host the column "Serious Dragon and Phoenix Match" to share current political views.
14, in the latest updated program between the two, with the theme of "Global Aversion to the U.S.", they shared their views on the unconditional follow and outcome of the Third World countries over the years.
Tang Xianglong said that the concept that third world countries have always been instilled with is that if they want to become a prosperous and strong country, they can only "follow the United States" model. "If you want to become an advanced, prosperous, prosperous and progressive country, one way is to ask you to do this with me. The so-called ' Washington Consensus ' is to do it my way." "Free market plus democratic politics plus elections, plus the so-called freedom of speech, plus the so-called openness."
But after nearly 80 years, we can see that "no one of the third world countries can get up and continue to be in the dilemma of being exploited." In contrast, mainland China has achieved great success in economic development in in the past 40 years.
"Do you think the third world countries can't understand it?" Tang Xianglong believes that mainland China will not interfere with the political system of other countries when interacting with other countries, nor will it interfere with the internal affairs of other countries, which is completely different from the United States. "No matter how China develops, it will not tell another country that you should be like me. This is something you will never encounter when dealing with the United States. The United States will definitely hope that you will be like me. In the process of interacting with you, the United States has to agree with me, but China does not require you to do so. Therefore, there will be no burden when dealing with mainland China. It does not want to penetrate you, change you, overthrow you and control you." It pointed out the reason why the influence of " China model " is becoming more and more widespread.
He also proposed that in a survey, the most obvious trend in international politics recently is that in every election, most pro-American regimes have "fallen" in internal choices.
Tang Xianglong's remarks also caused shock in the comment area. A netizen who said he could understand Mandarin but could not write it replied: "I hope the people of Taiwan will never be fooled by the words of the United States and Western imperialism."
Another netizen believes that the US system has become rigid and corrupt, and everyone is soaked in a large dyeing vat to "slowly rot". If the West advocates that a diversified ecological system is healthy, "Why can't they accept a diversified political system?"
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