最近Kamala Harris 和 Tim Walz 特别让人激动！这俩人都是本来不熟，但越看越喜欢！细看Walz 履历，发现他十分热爱中国! 他的第一次国际旅行就是通过 哈佛大学 的一个项目去广东佛山一个高中当老师，那正式1989年，他见证了六四！他还大赞中国人民善良慷慨能干。 第二年回到美国之后，他和太太创立了一个机构，组织美国教师们去中国当老师。 1994年他和太太结婚，特意选在六月四号！他说要选一个永远不会忘记的日子。蜜月也是去中国旅行。这些年来，他去中国30多次！ 他的政敌已经开始攻击他说: “Tim Walz doesn’t see China as a problem." “No one is more pro-China than Marxist Walz.” “Tim Walz owes the American people an explanation about his unusual, 35-year relationship with Communist China.” 哈哈，这是批评他跟中国有35年的非同寻常的爱恋吗？ https://time.com/7008637/tim-walz-china-history-visits-relationship-positions-trade-human-rights/
China clearly holds a special place in Tim Walz’s heart: The Minnesota governor and Democratic vice presidential candidate speaks some Chinese. He’s traveled there some 30times, including for his honeymoon. And he’s often spoken about the country and worked on legislation related to it. But since he was announced as Kamala Harris’ running mate on Tuesday, Walz’s China ties have come under scrutiny from critics who have painted him as sympathetic to Beijing as politicians on both sides of the aisle in Washington seemingly compete to appear tougher on the U.S.’s biggest geopolitical rival. Make America Great Again Inc., a PAC supporting the Republican ticket of former President Donald Trump and his running mate Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance, posted on social media a video clip of Walz saying “I don’t fall into the category that China necessarily needs to be an adversarial relationship, I totally disagree.” “Tim Walz doesn’t see China as a problem,” James Hutton, a former Assistant Secretary at the Department of Veterans Affairs during the Trump administration, posted on X. “Communist China is very happy with @GovTimWalz as Kamala’s VP pick,” posted Richard Grenell, former U.S. ambassador to Germany and acting Director of National Intelligence during the Trump administration. “No one is more pro-China than Marxist Walz.” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) posted: “Tim Walz owes the American people an explanation about his unusual, 35-year relationship with Communist China.” Others, however, see Walz’s experience with China less as a liability and more as an asset. “So he knows a lot about it. That’s great,” former CIA and NSA director Michael Hayden, who worked under Democratic and Republican administrations, posted in response to observations about Walz’s history with China. Taiwan-based political science professor Lev Nachman also characterized Walz’s experience with China as positive, posting that it “means he is likely to approach U.S.-[China] relations with a much more nuanced point of view, one that humanizes Chinese people and does not equate them to their government.” That aligns with how Walz himself has described his stance on the country for which he has been consistently critical on a number of issues, particularly human rights, while also expressing hope and optimism about its people and their potential. “If someone tells you they’re an expert on China they’re probably not telling you the truth because it’s a complex country, but it’s critically important for us,” Walz said in the same 2016 interview that the Trump-supporting PAC excerpted. “I think we need to stand firm on what they’re doing in the South China Sea,” he said, referencing one of the many fronts of the U.S.-China rivalry, “but there’s many areas of cooperation that we can work on.” While reports in Chinese state media noted Walz’s frequent visits to China and past advocacy for “fostering cultural exchanges,” there were no mentions of his human rights-related criticisms. And on Chinese social media, reaction has been mixed. “If Tim Walz didn’t have this connection with China, Harris might be tougher on China,” Qiu Zhenhai, political commentator and founder of the Hong Kong-based think tank Center for Globalization Hong Kong, said in a post on Weibo, adding that Walz’s dynamic with Harris would need further observation. Another user cautioned: “Isn’t it too naive to think that, just because he taught in China and had his honeymoon there, he would be dovish towards China?” Here’s what to know about Walz’s history with—and stances on—China. Visiting China Walz’s first international flight was to China. As a fresh college graduate in 1989, “as a part of the first government sanctioned groups of American educators to teach in China through a program at Harvard University,” according to his congressional biography, Walz traveled to Guangdong province, where he taught at a local high school. It was the same year that the Tiananmen Square massacre saw the Chinese government brutally crack down on pro-democracy protesters. “I remember waking up and seeing the news on June 4 that the unthinkable had happened,” he told reporters in 2014 at a White House event commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre, adding that the event prompted many of his American teaching colleagues to leave China. “I felt it was more important than ever to go, to make sure that story was told, and to let Chinese people know we were standing there, we were with them.” “China was coming, and that’s the reason that I went,” Walz explained to the Hill in 2007 of his decision to spend the year in a country that was just starting to open up. He said his Chinese students gave him the nickname “Fields of China” in reference to the vastness of his kindness. (They also called him “big-nosed one” and “foreign devil,” which he said were not meant as insults.) When Walz returned to the U.S. in 1990, he told a local Nebraskan newspaper that the Chinese he met “are such kind, generous, capable people” and that they simply lacked “proper leadership.” The Tiananmen Square massacre clearly resonated with Walz, who got married to Minnesotan fellow teacher Gwen Whipple on its fifth anniversary in 1994. “He wanted to have a date he’ll always remember,” Gwen told the Scottsbluff Star-Herald before their wedding. Together, the couple had founded Educational Travel Adventures, a company that organized annual summer excursions to China for American high school students from 1994 until 2003. (Their honeymoon doubled as one such excursion with dozens of students.) Walz’s frequent trips to China have fueled unfounded speculation that he was a spy or nefariously linked to the Chinese state—a claim that was amplified in a Fox News segment by host Jesse Watters on Tuesday: “I’m sure he paid for all those trips himself on a teacher’s salary,” Watters said facetiously. “Walz spent his honeymoon in China. He’s being groomed by the Chinese,” Watters asserted. “Now, if I was the FBI, I’d do a background check just to be safe.”
回复 1楼 apple44 的帖子 Walz’s frequent trips to China have fueled unfounded speculation that he was a spy or nefariously linked to the Chinese state—a claim that was amplified in a Fox Newssegment by host Jesse Watters on Tuesday: “I’m sure he paid for all those trips himself on a teacher’s salary,” Watters said facetiously. “Walz spent his honeymoon in China. He’s being groomed by the Chinese,” Watters asserted. “Now, if I was the FBI, I’d do a background check just to be safe.” https://time.com/7008637/tim-walz-china-history-visits-relationship-positions-trade-human-rights/ 玛噶党已经喷他是中国间谍了， 证据是他去中国35次 他还是根正苗红的白人 作为中国出生的黄床粉， 自己投案自首吧， 你们家娃， 去中国次数也不少， 响应MAGA ， 自己去盖集中营关起来啊
u1S1, 懂王常青藤的水分有点大啊😯。 另外感叹美国政坛还有这种宝。作为外州人事VP pick 前都不知道他是谁。 还有am I the only one feeling this type of person is what a true maga image supposed to look like ? (有大爱, 干实事，踏踏实实的感觉）. 对红毛党来说，还真是讽刺。😄（现在为什么还有人无法把make America great again 和懂王党区分开来呢。白瞎了一个那么有力量的口号）.
Silverwing 发表于 2024-08-07 15:21 回复 1楼 apple44 的帖子 Walz’s frequent trips to China have fueled unfounded speculation that he was a spy or nefariously linked to the Chinese state—a claim that was amplified in a Fox Newssegment by host Jesse Watters on Tuesday: “I’m sure he paid for all those trips himself on a teacher’s salary,” Watters said facetiously. “Walz spent his honeymoon in China. He’s being groomed by the Chinese,” Watters asserted. “Now, if I was the FBI, I’d do a background check just to be safe.” https://time.com/7008637/tim-walz-china-history-visits-relationship-positions-trade-human-rights/ 玛噶党已经喷他是中国间谍了， 证据是他去中国35次 他还是根正苗红的白人 作为中国出生的黄床粉， 自己投案自首吧， 你们家娃， 去中国次数也不少， 响应MAGA ， 自己去盖集中营关起来啊
他的第一次国际旅行就是通过 哈佛大学 的一个项目去广东佛山一个高中当老师，那正式1989年，他见证了六四！他还大赞中国人民善良慷慨能干。 第二年回到美国之后，他和太太创立了一个机构，组织美国教师们去中国当老师。 1994年他和太太结婚，特意选在六月四号！他说要选一个永远不会忘记的日子。蜜月也是去中国旅行。这些年来，他去中国30多次！ 他的政敌已经开始攻击他说: “Tim Walz doesn’t see China as a problem." “No one is more pro-China than Marxist Walz.” “Tim Walz owes the American people an explanation about his unusual, 35-year relationship with Communist China.” 哈哈，这是批评他跟中国有35年的非同寻常的爱恋吗？
https://time.com/7008637/tim-walz-china-history-visits-relationship-positions-trade-human-rights/
China clearly holds a special place in Tim Walz’s heart: The Minnesota governor and Democratic vice presidential candidate speaks some Chinese. He’s traveled there some 30 times, including for his honeymoon. And he’s often spoken about the country and worked on legislation related to it. But since he was announced as Kamala Harris’ running mate on Tuesday, Walz’s China ties have come under scrutiny from critics who have painted him as sympathetic to Beijing as politicians on both sides of the aisle in Washington seemingly compete to appear tougher on the U.S.’s biggest geopolitical rival.
Make America Great Again Inc., a PAC supporting the Republican ticket of former President Donald Trump and his running mate Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance, posted on social media a video clip of Walz saying “I don’t fall into the category that China necessarily needs to be an adversarial relationship, I totally disagree.”
“Tim Walz doesn’t see China as a problem,” James Hutton, a former Assistant Secretary at the Department of Veterans Affairs during the Trump administration, posted on X. “Communist China is very happy with @GovTimWalz as Kamala’s VP pick,” posted Richard Grenell, former U.S. ambassador to Germany and acting Director of National Intelligence during the Trump administration. “No one is more pro-China than Marxist Walz.” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) posted: “Tim Walz owes the American people an explanation about his unusual, 35-year relationship with Communist China.”
Others, however, see Walz’s experience with China less as a liability and more as an asset. “So he knows a lot about it. That’s great,” former CIA and NSA director Michael Hayden, who worked under Democratic and Republican administrations, posted in response to observations about Walz’s history with China.
Taiwan-based political science professor Lev Nachman also characterized Walz’s experience with China as positive, posting that it “means he is likely to approach U.S.-[China] relations with a much more nuanced point of view, one that humanizes Chinese people and does not equate them to their government.”
That aligns with how Walz himself has described his stance on the country for which he has been consistently critical on a number of issues, particularly human rights, while also expressing hope and optimism about its people and their potential. “If someone tells you they’re an expert on China they’re probably not telling you the truth because it’s a complex country, but it’s critically important for us,” Walz said in the same 2016 interview that the Trump-supporting PAC excerpted. “I think we need to stand firm on what they’re doing in the South China Sea,” he said, referencing one of the many fronts of the U.S.-China rivalry, “but there’s many areas of cooperation that we can work on.” While reports in Chinese state media noted Walz’s frequent visits to China and past advocacy for “fostering cultural exchanges,” there were no mentions of his human rights-related criticisms. And on Chinese social media, reaction has been mixed. “If Tim Walz didn’t have this connection with China, Harris might be tougher on China,” Qiu Zhenhai, political commentator and founder of the Hong Kong-based think tank Center for Globalization Hong Kong, said in a post on Weibo, adding that Walz’s dynamic with Harris would need further observation. Another user cautioned: “Isn’t it too naive to think that, just because he taught in China and had his honeymoon there, he would be dovish towards China?”
Here’s what to know about Walz’s history with—and stances on—China.
Visiting China Walz’s first international flight was to China. As a fresh college graduate in 1989, “as a part of the first government sanctioned groups of American educators to teach in China through a program at Harvard University,” according to his congressional biography, Walz traveled to Guangdong province, where he taught at a local high school. It was the same year that the Tiananmen Square massacre saw the Chinese government brutally crack down on pro-democracy protesters. “I remember waking up and seeing the news on June 4 that the unthinkable had happened,” he told reporters in 2014 at a White House event commemorating the Tiananmen Square massacre, adding that the event prompted many of his American teaching colleagues to leave China. “I felt it was more important than ever to go, to make sure that story was told, and to let Chinese people know we were standing there, we were with them.” “China was coming, and that’s the reason that I went,” Walz explained to the Hill in 2007 of his decision to spend the year in a country that was just starting to open up. He said his Chinese students gave him the nickname “Fields of China” in reference to the vastness of his kindness. (They also called him “big-nosed one” and “foreign devil,” which he said were not meant as insults.) When Walz returned to the U.S. in 1990, he told a local Nebraskan newspaper that the Chinese he met “are such kind, generous, capable people” and that they simply lacked “proper leadership.” The Tiananmen Square massacre clearly resonated with Walz, who got married to Minnesotan fellow teacher Gwen Whipple on its fifth anniversary in 1994. “He wanted to have a date he’ll always remember,” Gwen told the Scottsbluff Star-Herald before their wedding. Together, the couple had founded Educational Travel Adventures, a company that organized annual summer excursions to China for American high school students from 1994 until 2003. (Their honeymoon doubled as one such excursion with dozens of students.) Walz’s frequent trips to China have fueled unfounded speculation that he was a spy or nefariously linked to the Chinese state—a claim that was amplified in a Fox News segment by host Jesse Watters on Tuesday: “I’m sure he paid for all those trips himself on a teacher’s salary,” Watters said facetiously. “Walz spent his honeymoon in China. He’s being groomed by the Chinese,” Watters asserted. “Now, if I was the FBI, I’d do a background check just to be safe.”
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隔壁帖子里不是有个视频，Waltz说要跟中国人民站在一起。
民间交流大使，政府之间越敌对，就越需要这种人保持人民之间的一点善意。
当然没有问题啦！对我来说是大大的加分项啊！ 看共和党疯狂攻击他热爱中国，我都要笑死了!
你有什么证据吗？张口就来显得你很不开化很愚昧
真是网名Xiao字开头的脑子就不清楚，这胡话说的，发烧200度了吧
是的，这是一个好处，从华人的角度来看
哈哈哈 真是什么智商啊 华人大妈好歹都是受过高等教育的
川普独裁想要和金三胖一样千秋万代，是确实不如委内瑞拉。
是啊，是一个对普通民众有善意的人
连川普都不敢这么扯，不讲证据张口就来的习惯已经胜过川普。还是你自己上去竞选得了，更有号召力。
肯定投这个组合。
不至于吧，墙国又不庆祝他结婚纪念日
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https://twitter.com/EndWokeness/status/1821210353268879757
川普连SAT 都作弊的，U penn很多校友都嫌弃他。
另外一波儿压根儿没有常青藤渡过金。
你这么确定赶紧去报告FBI啊！
Walz爸爸参加过韩战.他应该是一个中国通.对美华应该是利好.
不至于吧，我们又不是不看电视，简直无法相信。确定不是在给自己添戏？
没鍍过金也和他们站在同一个舞台上竞争，说明非藤校的也许更棒。
所以这年头我们需要正常人善良人.而不是weirdos.
早就看出这个规律了，除了xiao， 还有带spring，带purple， 大概率的低端黄右都喜欢用这些词
Walz’s frequent trips to China have fueled unfounded speculation that he was a spy or nefariously linked to the Chinese state—a claim that was amplified in a Fox Newssegment by host Jesse Watters on Tuesday: “I’m sure he paid for all those trips himself on a teacher’s salary,” Watters said facetiously. “Walz spent his honeymoon in China. He’s being groomed by the Chinese,” Watters asserted. “Now, if I was the FBI, I’d do a background check just to be safe.”
https://time.com/7008637/tim-walz-china-history-visits-relationship-positions-trade-human-rights/
玛噶党已经喷他是中国间谍了， 证据是他去中国35次 他还是根正苗红的白人
作为中国出生的黄床粉， 自己投案自首吧， 你们家娃， 去中国次数也不少， 响应MAGA ， 自己去盖集中营关起来啊
可能就是4个人 的不同马甲
想去纯白人国家？既然你喜欢南美了，那阿根廷应该是你首选，那里还有当年德国跑过去的纳粹后代，一定适合你。要是想去欧洲，东欧的俄罗斯啥的也不错。
服了你了 脑补的还是被洗脑的
这是说着说着就放飞自我了？
DUI啊，我还以为是川普那种跟妓女纠缠不清的felon呢。美国每年一百五十多万例DUI，以后不再犯就行。
有完没完啊天天暗杀暗杀的，真要暗杀还会找一个高中射击队都进不去的菜鸡吗？整个secret service全是拜登手下的人，恨川普的不在少数，真想杀你家川普的话随便找个人偷偷给他打一针毒针，走的可安详了
实话告诉你，左派想杀川普的不在少数，只不过更想光明正大的杀。让他关进大牢，余生的每一天都要被一群五大三粗的重刑犯各种姿势爆菊，那才叫罪有应得
我也觉得Walz对美华是加分项。他89年在中国外教一年，后来提及这段经历，他说中国人很友善勤劳，如果能遇到一个好政府就可以无所不能。至少他是个能把政府和中国人分开论述的政客
The five stages of grief are: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance.现在还在第一和第二阶段。
实在找不到黑料了拿几十年的凑， 川普那几十项重罪哪个比这个小
牠说反了， 川水扁自编自导， 结果没什么用
为了掩盖自己的罪行，他骗警察自己是聋子，完全是个撒谎精。选卡马拉和这个tim, 先去他两的老巢看看。 想全美都变成他两那个粪坑？考验大家的智商的机会到了。
Yes, we need to ban misinformation, misinformation is cancer to democracy
川普第一次当选，大家都被他骗了。这次不会了。
u1S1, 懂王常青藤的水分有点大啊😯。
另外感叹美国政坛还有这种宝。作为外州人事VP pick 前都不知道他是谁。
还有am I the only one feeling this type of person is what a true maga image supposed to look like ? (有大爱, 干实事，踏踏实实的感觉）. 对红毛党来说，还真是讽刺。😄（现在为什么还有人无法把make America great again 和懂王党区分开来呢。白瞎了一个那么有力量的口号）.
总统是小数族人士，又是女性比白人优越主义好吧。
政纲我不懂，但别人赤裸裸的歧视我还是感觉到的。
这种臆想语术居然还有6个赞？
拜登哈里斯直接暗杀总统候选人？你是说川宝宝？废话少说上个原文链接？不是中文微信群那些8，9手复制粘帖哦。
另外你是把美国当缅甸边境那些土霸王二杆子吗？拜登哈里斯可以大摇大摆暗杀你家川宝，居然美国法律和媒体没有一个地方惩罚和报道拜哈二人的血腥残暴？
当川粉和支持共和党没问题，人人都有表达自由，支持自由和反对自由。问题是能不能当个稍微有点基本comment sense 和正常思维能力的粉啊？
那时候中国人民又淳朴热情 在中国的外国人又非常少 我相信他一定感受到普通老百姓给他极大的善意
你说这种话有依据吗？没有的话是要付法律责任的，不要以为你的教主拿了免死金牌，信徒们也能跟着信口雌黄，不负责任。
在美国那么久了，没见过支持中国政府的政客吧？中国的体制他们也不可能真心支持。只会平衡利益关系，而已。对中国普通老百姓应该没有恶意。
这个Jess 头脑瓦特儿，最坏了！之前就是去NYC的中国城取消不会说英文的老移民。后被网爆，被一批2、3、4代ABC喷他无知无礼不学无术之徒。狐狸台四人帮的观点节目，脑残的人才会去看。
你的意思是，美国在位总统和副总统需要联手暗杀一个 felon， 还失败了。这个Felon 还舔着脸出来竞选. 不去给好莱坞写电影剧本可惜了。
大骂中国病毒，说中国走线来的都是伪装的中国军队，把中国学者都无理由当作学术间谍的，对中国老百姓有没有恶意？
猪党就是想要把美国变成另一个委内瑞拉，这个副手就是当年在明州支持黑命贵，defund police 的推手, 华人既然移民美国了，不想自己以后生活的地方变成委内瑞拉，美国衰败了对什么人好，想想就知道，所以才有这么多贴子出来呐喊支持猪党
孩子们的照片你都能拿来做政治攻击，你也真的是没有下限了。
胡说八道，你知道委内瑞拉在地图上哪块吗？
吓唬人这一套现在不管用了！
万斯差不多算工农兵大学吧。 川普这种拿钱砸的还常青藤…
看得出来黄川很努力。而且好像经过培训了，口风一致👍
明尼苏达到你们嘴里变了？哈哈哈
友好富足美丽的一个州，除了冬天太冷没啥缺点。人口很白，但近年一直都是蓝色阵营。
双子城downtown穷人多一些，但每个城市都这样。索马里人聚居区好像在明大附近，很多栋高楼公寓，和中国的高楼类似，倒是没怎么作妖。明尼苏达亚洲人很多老挝缅甸人。跳自由体操的那位就是明尼苏达出来的吧
有common sense的华人能支持川普？
那是恶意截图.在场有很多非白人孩子,没有被取到这个镜头里.而且孩子们照相的事情,怎么站有时候大人很难左右.