In July 2017, a group of nine Chinese students and faculty from Huazhong University of Science and Technology participating in a summer program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) formed a Chinese Communist Party branch on the third floor of Hopkins Hall, a campus dormitory. The group held meetings to discuss party ideology, taking a group photo in front of a red flag emblazoned with a hammer and sickle, according to a July 2017 article and photos posted to the Huazhong University website. The students’ home institution had sent four teachers on the trip, directing them to set up the party cell to strengthen “ideological guidance” while the students were in the United States.
The Illinois university partners with several Chinese universities in exchange programs; at least two of those Chinese universities have directed participants to form party cells on the Urbana-Champaign campus, using those cells for ideological monitoring and control, according to articles posted to university websites and interviews with student participants. One Chinese exchange student who studied at UIUC in the fall of 2017 says that before embarking on the study tour in Illinois, the students had to attend a lecture on the dangers of the Falun Gong, a strongly anti-party spiritual group banned in mainland China but active in the United States.
After the students’ arrival in Illinois, their home university asked the group to set up a temporary party branch and requested that the students hold a viewing party to watch the 19th party plenum in October, the major party planning conference held every five years. (The plenum was the subject of a major global propaganda push, with Chinese embassies and consulates reaching out to Chinese community organizations around the world, asking them to organize events for their members.) The exchange students at UIUC were also asked to report on any potentially subversive opinions their classmates may have evinced while abroad, according to the student. “After we went back to China, we had one-on-one meetings with our teachers. We talked about ourselves and others performance abroad,” the student says. “We had to talk about whether other students had some anti-party thought.” Illinois is not alone. Party cells have appeared in California, Ohio, New York, Connecticut, North Dakota, and West Virginia. The cells appear to be part of a strategy, now expanded under Chinese President Xi Jinping, to extend direct party control globally and to insulate students and scholars abroad from the influence of “harmful ideology,” sometimes by asking members to report on each other’s behaviors and beliefs.
These overseas cells fit in with the party’s broader goals, says Samantha Hoffman, a visiting fellow at the Mercator Institute for China Studies in Berlin. “You still know that if you actively protest against [the party], or if you make some kinds of comments, you know that that could harm you later on,” she says. “Information gets around. It’s a way of controlling what you are willing to do.” Since assuming office in late 2012, Xi has implemented a sweeping campaign to consolidate more power in the party’s hands. A major reorganization announced in late March transferred control of key government bureaus to party organs, changes that appear to undo some elements of the party-state divide set up by party leader Deng Xiaoping in the 1980s.
美国「外交政策」(Foreign Policy)官网18日刊出一篇「中国共产党在全美多所大学建立政党支部」(The Chinese Communist Party is Setting Up Cells at Universities Across America)报导，文中指出，包括伊利诺州、加州、俄亥俄州、纽约州、康乃狄克州，以及北达科他州、西维吉尼亚州等地区的大学校园，都有中国共产党支部成立的情形，其中在香槟伊利诺大学(UIUC)的中国交换生指称，他被要求向党支部，汇报同学间是否出现潜在颠覆意见。
报导提到，中国共产党对于成立支部的讯息并未隐藏，官媒「环球时报」去年11月的报导指出，海外党支部的不断增加，展示了中国共产党与中国的影响力日增，而海外党支部也负责推动党以及政府政策。 UIUC校方对于是否对校园内成立中国共产党支部知情拒绝回应，但透过声明表示，「我们相当重视所有学生的安全，同时在学生们选择到伊利诺州求学后，十分努力确保学生有自由追求全面教育经验的机会」。 事实上，去年11月一群到戴维斯加州大学(University of California , Davis)进行交换计画的七名中国访问学者，在抵达加大后，也在校园内成立了共产党临时支部，并由大连理工大学发表了相关文章介绍，该党支部成立于11月4日，目的是吸引新的党员，为党员提供最新理论，并帮助他们防止西方思想的腐蚀。该党支部书记穆新森(Mu Xingsen，译音)之后接受「南华早报」访问，确认该党支部成立10多天后，因为尊重当地规定已经解散。
根据「外国代理人登记法(The US Foreign Agents Registrations Act, 简称 FARA)，为外国政府、领袖或政党直接控制或为其游说者，必须先向司法部登记，并定期报告他们的活动。
http://foreignpolicy.com/2018/04/18/the-chinese-communist-party-is-setting-up-cells-at-universities-across-america-china-students-beijing-surveillance/
In July 2017, a group of nine Chinese students and faculty from Huazhong University of Science and Technology participating in a summer program at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) formed a Chinese Communist Party branch on the third floor of Hopkins Hall, a campus dormitory.
The group held meetings to discuss party ideology, taking a group photo in front of a red flag emblazoned with a hammer and sickle, according to a July 2017 article and photos posted to the Huazhong University website. The students’ home institution had sent four teachers on the trip, directing them to set up the party cell to strengthen “ideological guidance” while the students were in the United States.
The Illinois university partners with several Chinese universities in exchange programs; at least two of those Chinese universities have directed participants to form party cells on the Urbana-Champaign campus, using those cells for ideological monitoring and control, according to articles posted to university websites and interviews with student participants.
One Chinese exchange student who studied at UIUC in the fall of 2017 says that before embarking on the study tour in Illinois, the students had to attend a lecture on the dangers of the Falun Gong, a strongly anti-party spiritual group banned in mainland China but active in the United States.
After the students’ arrival in Illinois, their home university asked the group to set up a temporary party branch and requested that the students hold a viewing party to watch the 19th party plenum in October, the major party planning conference held every five years. (The plenum was the subject of a major global propaganda push, with Chinese embassies and consulates reaching out to Chinese community organizations around the world, asking them to organize events for their members.)
The exchange students at UIUC were also asked to report on any potentially subversive opinions their classmates may have evinced while abroad, according to the student.
“After we went back to China, we had one-on-one meetings with our teachers. We talked about ourselves and others performance abroad,” the student says. “We had to talk about whether other students had some anti-party thought.”
Illinois is not alone. Party cells have appeared in California, Ohio, New York, Connecticut, North Dakota, and West Virginia. The cells appear to be part of a strategy, now expanded under Chinese President Xi Jinping, to extend direct party control globally and to insulate students and scholars abroad from the influence of “harmful ideology,” sometimes by asking members to report on each other’s behaviors and beliefs.
These overseas cells fit in with the party’s broader goals, says Samantha Hoffman, a visiting fellow at the Mercator Institute for China Studies in Berlin. “You still know that if you actively protest against [the party], or if you make some kinds of comments, you know that that could harm you later on,” she says. “Information gets around. It’s a way of controlling what you are willing to do.”
Since assuming office in late 2012, Xi has implemented a sweeping campaign to consolidate more power in the party’s hands. A major reorganization announced in late March transferred control of key government bureaus to party organs, changes that appear to undo some elements of the party-state divide set up by party leader Deng Xiaoping in the 1980s.
美国「外交政策」(Foreign Policy)官网18日刊出一篇「中国共产党在全美多所大学建立政党支部」(The Chinese Communist Party is Setting Up Cells at Universities Across America)报导，文中指出，包括伊利诺州、加州、俄亥俄州、纽约州、康乃狄克州，以及北达科他州、西维吉尼亚州等地区的大学校园，都有中国共产党支部成立的情形，其中在香槟伊利诺大学(UIUC)的中国交换生指称，他被要求向党支部，汇报同学间是否出现潜在颠覆意见。
「外交政策」18日报导，从中国华中科技大学到香槟伊利诺大学参加暑期信息科学与工程 (ISE)交换课程的九名师生，去年七月在校内霍金斯宿舍大楼(Hopkins Hall)三楼，成立「临时党支部」，该支部并在华中科大的「电子信息与通信学院」网站，发佈了成立消息及照片，同时也提到，曾在临时支部举行主题为「观改革大事，谈四个自信」等数场专题探讨，加强党员学生对于「高举思想旗帜、坚定思想方向」等方面的认识。
「外交政策」指出，至少有两所与UIUC有交换计画的中国大学，在伊大校园内成立了共产党支部，并通过此组织监视与控制思想型态。
一名参加2017年UIUC秋季课程的中国交换生接受「外交政策」访问时说，在出发到伊利诺前，他们必须参加有关法轮功危害的讲座，抵达伊利诺州后，他们原来在中国就读的大学，会要求他们成立临时党支部。根据UIUC中国交换生说，他们也被要求报告，在海外期间是否有同学出现任何潜在颠覆意见的情形。「回到中国后，我们要与老师作一对一的汇报，谈的是自己和其他人在国外的表现」。
文中还说，不仅仅是伊利诺州，在加州、俄亥俄、纽约州、康乃狄克、北达科他和西维吉尼亚等州内大学，都出现共产党支部的成立情形。报导称，这似乎是中国共产党扩大党组织在全球的直接控制，隔绝留学归来的学者及学生与「有害意识形态」的影响，有时并会要求学生或学者汇报彼此行为及信仰。
报导提到，中国共产党对于成立支部的讯息并未隐藏，官媒「环球时报」去年11月的报导指出，海外党支部的不断增加，展示了中国共产党与中国的影响力日增，而海外党支部也负责推动党以及政府政策。
UIUC校方对于是否对校园内成立中国共产党支部知情拒绝回应，但透过声明表示，「我们相当重视所有学生的安全，同时在学生们选择到伊利诺州求学后，十分努力确保学生有自由追求全面教育经验的机会」。
事实上，去年11月一群到戴维斯加州大学(University of California , Davis)进行交换计画的七名中国访问学者，在抵达加大后，也在校园内成立了共产党临时支部，并由大连理工大学发表了相关文章介绍，该党支部成立于11月4日，目的是吸引新的党员，为党员提供最新理论，并帮助他们防止西方思想的腐蚀。该党支部书记穆新森(Mu Xingsen，译音)之后接受「南华早报」访问，确认该党支部成立10多天后，因为尊重当地规定已经解散。
根据「外国代理人登记法(The US Foreign Agents Registrations Act, 简称 FARA)，为外国政府、领袖或政党直接控制或为其游说者，必须先向司法部登记，并定期报告他们的活动。
https://www.worldjournal.com/5526886/article-%E5%A4%96%E4%BA%A4%E6%94%BF%E7%AD%96%EF%BC%9A%E4%B8%AD%E5%9C%8B%E4%BA%A4%E6%8F%9B%E5%AD%B8%E7%94%9F%E5%AD%B8%E8%80%85%E5%9C%A8%E5%85%A8%E7%BE%8E%E5%A4%9A%E8%99%95%E6%A0%A1%E5%9C%92%E6%88%90%E7%AB%8B/
跑那么远好好过日子耳根清净都不行，心欲静而风不止
你的视角很...独特，完全没有想到歪到这个地方去了
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不是逃不了吧，是为了以后回去有好处吧？
好处吧也不见得人人这么想，或者想那么远。也许有人胆小且自己未来也要回去 反正没损失 再加个被某个势力或者人威逼利诱下 why not ?!
呵呵，党员学党章等同穆斯林去清真寺🕌️
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想点赞的，结果踩了。
你真有才。👍
这些人还敢成立党支部。。。神经病。。。
我最不相信共产主义，都是一辈子没当过劳动人民的，十指不沾阳春水的左逼写出来的。
共产主义和纳粹，一个极左，一个极右，都是有病。
中文，英文版的都贴了你说是假的。眼睛有问题？还是党妈说得才是真的其他都是造谣？ 这智商感人。。。
民主党比起共产党的左还是有所不及的
我很多年前上学的时候，学校里就有，还四处发宣传单。纯白人老美。
马克思主义也好，共产党也好，美国一直都有吧，作为一个思想分支存在。只不过不占主流而已。现在又不是5，60年代反共的时候。
就是5,60年代，在美国共产党也是一个公开的存在，而且在美国还流行过一阵。那个时候的反共不光是反国际上的共产主义思潮，也包括美国内部的。
不过现在大概很多人觉得不cool,新的年青人加入的少了而已。
我当时看到传单还惊叹美国真的挺自由呢。
现在这一套，说明国内那批台面上的有多蠢。自不量力。
哪里是蠢。只不过再次说明海华的命在习大大眼里就是P。海华成了炮灰对党没一点损失。
东南亚华人的冤魂还没走远。就算你跑到天边，党一样可以利用你，再借刀灭了你。