The jet-ski escapee is Chinese rights activist Kwon Pyong. He had posted pictures on social media mocking Chinese President Xi Jinping, and spent time in jail in China for subversion.
heres the very beginning of the linked article that you’re asking about: The jet-ski escapee is Chinese rights activist Kwon Pyong. He had posted pictures on social media mocking Chinese President Xi Jinping, and spent time in jail in China for subversion.
He wasn’t wanted. He was a free citizen leading a normal life after he was in prison for inciting violence against the government for spreading messages that Xi is equivalent to Hitler and participating in Tienanmen revisionism to glorify that time when students violently attempted to create a counter-revolution and killed 200 soldiers while the US cheered them on hoping for another color revolution.
So after that he decides to pull a publicity stunt that he absolutely didn’t need to do and what he chose to do was flee to South Korea, a US military vassal state that literally just asked the US to station tactical nukes on it.
This guy is as right-wing reactionary as they come.
I lived there and experienced it firsthand. All residents of China must apply to travel within China. These days it’s mostly automated and quick for convenience, but you will be monitored at various checkpoints in the system.
For the most obvious example, you must register with local police within 24 hours of arrival in your destination, a service hotels usually provide free. This means that you must present your travel documents to check in to all hotels. This applies to all people, not only foreign individuals. Moreover, all lodgings are not legally registered to host foreign guests. So there are many hotels that non-Chinese people cannot even stay in.
Lol you lemmygrad people hate hearing from people who have actually lived and worked in China.
If he tried to buy an airplane ticket it’s possible he would have been denied. Riding a jetski across open ocean is pretty dangerous and not preferable. Also, there’s no guarantee that you will be allowed entry to your destination. Risky move all around. Especially because the Korean island of Jeju has visa-free travel for Chinese passport holders. So maybe it was a stunt but… Risky move.
Oh speaking of passports, China stopped issuing new passports in recent years. I am not sure if they started back, but it was definitely an issue during the Shanghai COVID lockdown, as rich Chinese people were trying to leave and lay low elsewhere. It’s possible that the guy’s passport expired and he had no way of traveling by air.
Lol you lemmygrad people hate hearing from people who have actually lived and worked in China.
No it’s very interesting actually, when it’s relevant. You claimed that Chinese people didn’t have freedom of movement, then went rambling on about how Chinese people do have freedom of movement.
If he tried to buy an airplane ticket it’s possible he would have been denied.
You just pulled that out of your ass though, didn’t you?
Riding a jetski across open ocean is pretty dangerous and not preferable.
But it gets you in the news. It was a stupid gimmick and you know it.
So maybe it was a stunt but… Risky move.
So we’re in complete agreement.
China stopped issuing new passports in recent years.
I mean, it’s obvious that you have no idea WTF daily life is like in China. I just ran down a list of possibilities and explained how travel works in China and you just posture like a bratty toddler.
Why do you feel a need to knee-jerk glorify and defend a nation-state you’ve never lived in or associated with? I didn’t even badmouth the place, simply described a facet of life in China without hyperbole
Why didn’t he just take a plane? Just a stupid publicity stunt.
Because he doesn’t want to be caught in a Chinese airport
He was arrested for crossing the border illegally. None of these articles say he was wanted for anything prior to this.
Caught doing what? Was he a fugitive? For what reason?
heres the very beginning of the linked article that you’re asking about: The jet-ski escapee is Chinese rights activist Kwon Pyong. He had posted pictures on social media mocking Chinese President Xi Jinping, and spent time in jail in China for subversion.
That was in 2016
Yeah there’s no way that guy was allowed to buy train tickets, let alone airplane tickets. He probably had no passport
Yes I read that. So he did time and was released… go on.
What were you trying to say?
Common lemmygrad user trying to understand what their reading type a comment
These sinophobes are just incapable of thinking at this point. It’s fucking ridiculous
One of them just told me that:
smh, the poor simple bastards have no minds of their own.
Tankies just can’t help tankie-ing, can they
Hurr
Par for the course right here ^
Third base over the bar hattrick.
You’d know all about being behind bars wouldn’t you tankie :)
Sorry what? Do your parents know you’re on the internet?
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You really didn’t think this one through huh
Maybe you can explain it to me? Nobody else can.
Citizen of dictatorship country criticizes govt with a fucking t-shirt
Is aggressively pursued for beating and jail time
Flees to other country, gets caught anyways by said dictatorship.
Maybe if you weren’t a brain dead tankie troll you’d understand better buddy :)
He wasn’t wanted. He was a free citizen leading a normal life after he was in prison for inciting violence against the government for spreading messages that Xi is equivalent to Hitler and participating in Tienanmen revisionism to glorify that time when students violently attempted to create a counter-revolution and killed 200 soldiers while the US cheered them on hoping for another color revolution.
So after that he decides to pull a publicity stunt that he absolutely didn’t need to do and what he chose to do was flee to South Korea, a US military vassal state that literally just asked the US to station tactical nukes on it.
This guy is as right-wing reactionary as they come.
And you claim he is the one guilty of revisionism.
That’s an awful long winded way of saying he was jailed for wrongthink.
Chinese people don’t have freedom to travel…
Lol what. Jesus man, who told you that?
I lived there and experienced it firsthand. All residents of China must apply to travel within China. These days it’s mostly automated and quick for convenience, but you will be monitored at various checkpoints in the system.
For the most obvious example, you must register with local police within 24 hours of arrival in your destination, a service hotels usually provide free. This means that you must present your travel documents to check in to all hotels. This applies to all people, not only foreign individuals. Moreover, all lodgings are not legally registered to host foreign guests. So there are many hotels that non-Chinese people cannot even stay in.
I hope this helps relieve your incredulity
Nothing you said backs up your original claim. And more importantly, is completely irrelevant.
Lol you lemmygrad people hate hearing from people who have actually lived and worked in China.
If he tried to buy an airplane ticket it’s possible he would have been denied. Riding a jetski across open ocean is pretty dangerous and not preferable. Also, there’s no guarantee that you will be allowed entry to your destination. Risky move all around. Especially because the Korean island of Jeju has visa-free travel for Chinese passport holders. So maybe it was a stunt but… Risky move.
Oh speaking of passports, China stopped issuing new passports in recent years. I am not sure if they started back, but it was definitely an issue during the Shanghai COVID lockdown, as rich Chinese people were trying to leave and lay low elsewhere. It’s possible that the guy’s passport expired and he had no way of traveling by air.
No it’s very interesting actually, when it’s relevant. You claimed that Chinese people didn’t have freedom of movement, then went rambling on about how Chinese people do have freedom of movement.
You just pulled that out of your ass though, didn’t you?
But it gets you in the news. It was a stupid gimmick and you know it.
So we’re in complete agreement.
Jesus christ man. Use your brain.
Pathetic.
I mean, it’s obvious that you have no idea WTF daily life is like in China. I just ran down a list of possibilities and explained how travel works in China and you just posture like a bratty toddler.
Why do you feel a need to knee-jerk glorify and defend a nation-state you’ve never lived in or associated with? I didn’t even badmouth the place, simply described a facet of life in China without hyperbole
You were caught lying about Chinese people not having freedom of travel. You’re going to have to learn to accept that.
Because it’s a target of the USA. Simples.
A completely irrelevant facet of life that had nothing to do with what we were talking about.