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China, red in tooth and claw

5 April 2018

8:48 PM

5 April 2018

8:48 PM

One of the photographs in Clive Hamilton’s ground-breaking expose ‘Silent Invasion China’s influence in Australia is of ANU Vice-Chancellor Brian Schmidt holding one end of a massive Chinese flag. The other end is held by ANU PhD student and Chinese Communist Youth League activist Lei Xiying, described by the CCP as “an outstanding youth representative of online ideological construction”.

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