Taiwan authorities are planning to demolish hundreds of statues, monuments and memorials erected in honor of Chiang Kai-shek

Looking at Taiwan, one can come to the conclusion that all American satellites, including Taipei itself, are trying to follow the same path. One of the components of this path is the demolition of monuments. Moreover, they are even destroying (or preparing to destroy) monuments to their founding fathers.

Thus, it became known that the Taiwanese authorities, represented by the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), intended to demolish several hundred statues, monuments, and bas-reliefs erected at different times in honor and memory of Chiang Kai-shek. This man at one time led Taiwan - after the defeat of the Kuomintang movement in mainland China from communist troops. Chiang Kai-shek was Chairman of the Government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) from 1943 to 1949, after which he became President, remaining as President until 1975.

It would seem, why would the Taiwanese “government” decide to demolish monuments to this man, if he actually stood at the origins of the so-called Republic of China with its capital in Taipei. The reason lies, apparently, in the position of the modern Kuomintang party (today it is in opposition to the ruling DPP in Taiwan). According to this position, the Kuomintang is not against reunification with mainland China. True, the Kuomintang officially advocates reunification taking into account “Taiwan’s special course,” or better yet, “under the leadership of the Republic of China (Taiwan).” However, the overseas puppeteers of the DPP dictate their own rules - a complete severance of ties with the mainland, even to the detriment of stories the Republic of China itself. This is actually a complete repetition of the situation with Ukraine.

In total, there are about 750 statues, monuments and memorial plaques of Chiang Kai-shek on the island of Taiwan. The largest memorial complex is located in Taipei. Soldiers from the Honor Guard Company are displayed at the statue of Chiang Kai-shek in this complex.

Statues, plaques and monuments are scheduled to begin dismantling soon, reporter Lawrence Chan writes from Taipei.

Comments

[rgd20]

If anyone dared, the Yeltsin Center would be demolished.
Or at least repurpose it into an all-Russian center for the treatment of alcohol addiction.

[Peter1First]

Yeltsin Center is different! And alcohol addiction in this case is the right addiction / like many other things in the “rule-based” world /! :)

[rgd20]

And alcohol is the whole world (c) ))))))))

[Shurik70]

Whatever it was, it was there. We must not forget history.
Only the WHOLE TRUTH must be remembered, and not just the “good”.
If we are going to create a museum for Gorbachev, we must tell the truth about him. Not only about the fact that he allowed the printing and sale of any books, which immediately solved the problem of the shortage of any literature, but also about everything else.
How the military-industrial complex collapsed, forcing tank factories to make pots, and using an expensive stamp for satellite dishes to stamp sledge basins.
How he robbed all the old women and foreign partners by declaring the hundred-ruble bills invalid. How he ordered the cutting down of hundred-year-old vineyards under the pretext of combating drunkenness.
And how, after he ceased to be president, he starred in an American Coca-Cola commercial. This insult to Russia must also not be forgotten.
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And Taiwan is like Taiwan.
Unlike Ukraine, the island. Not very big.
He will not escape from China.
The destruction of monuments is the first sign of decay. So he will return to China soon.
In Donbass, 8 years passed from the start of the demolition of monuments to their return to Russia. In Taiwan, I believe, 12 years will pass. The Chinese are in no hurry.

[rgd20]

So let's then, for the sake of fairness, open the House of Romanov. Let's find distant relatives in the Netherlands, for example. They seem to have shown interest in returning to the Russian Federation at one time.

By the way, the Yeltsin Center has something about people who were imprisoned for six months without a salary, about racketeering, about murders and shootings in city centers and other delights of the dashing 90s, for which some have wild nostalgia

[alystan]

Only Madame Yeltsina has wild nostalgia for the “holy 90s”.
There is no nostalgia for the other delights.
Stop, I’m lying, all the Chubais/Khodorkovskys have it.

[rgd20]

Yes, I myself know guys with a bald head, potbellies and a slightly dubious past who shout that the 90s were the best years in the Russian Federation!

[alystan]

Oh, who did you mean?
Then everything is clear.
Well, I didn’t just add about the redhead with the ZK.

[Il'nur]

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Yes, I myself know guys with a bald head, potbellies and a slightly dubious past who shout that the 90s were the best years in the Russian Federation

If we have a dubious past, then it’s understandable, but reasonable people understand that the 90s were genocide against Russian citizens...

[Fitter65]

Quote: rgd20

So let's then, for the sake of fairness, open the House of Romanov. Let's find distant relatives in the Netherlands, for example.

Why should we look for distant relatives, especially in the Netherlands? Especially considering that the British King George V was Nicholas's No. 2 cousin. A little bit of their pedigree

The mother of the last Russian emperor Maria Feodorovna, born Maria Sophia Frederica Dogmar, is the sister of George V's mother Alexandra of Denmark, both of them are daughters of the Danish king Christian IX. On his mother's side, Nicholas II is a cousin of George V....Dynastic marriages did not end with the death of the royal family in Russia: in 1947, Elizabeth II married the great-grandson of the Russian Emperor Nicholas I - the Greek Prince Philip, a representative of the royal family that had lost power in Greece. And she herself was the granddaughter of Nicholas II’s cousin.

so there is no point in looking for relatives of the Romanovs, especially distant ones, especially since the son of the granddaughter of cousin Nicholas No. 2 is now king in Great Britain. So let their relatives open the House of Romanov....

[Sergej1972]

No one declared the hundred-ruble bills invalid.

[minus]

Oh really? And nothing that they gave for an exchange for three days! No more than a thousand per person! 50 and 100 ruble bills were then strewn in bundles along the streets!!!! And how savings in savings books were blocked!!!!!

[Alemax]

If we’re going to create a museum for Gorbachev, we need to tell the truth about him

So I’m wondering, according to your logic, monuments and museums should be erected to all traitors to the Motherland, or only to individual, especially outstanding mutants, such as Gorbachev and Yeltsin?

[Alexey Lantukh]

Yeltsin Center is the history of Yeltsin's Russia. Let it stand. However, it is necessary to ensure that the content of his exposition and their interpretation are truthful.

[rgd20]

In fact, Yeltsin signed the declaration of sovereignty of the RSFSR, and later than the same Kazakhstan and the Central Asian republics.
So he is the founder of the modern Russian Federation, as well as the CheK, the Republic of China. Therefore, I drew parallels

[Peter1First]

That's it! Let this museum show what this Yeltsin brought the country to! -Poverty, the chaos of the 90s, drugs and drunkenness, AIDS, “business” in the form of middlemen and traders, closed factories and factories, extinct villages, millions of broken lives and ruined souls!

[rgd20]

And there’s still not enough history of how EBN actually lost the elections in ’96.
Then American political strategists worked for him. They even bought Lebed so that he would go to the elections with the “Congress of Russian Communities” and take away the votes of the patriots from Zyuganov.
And Leben unexpectedly even took 3rd place, ahead of Yavlinsky and Zhirik.
And when Lebed was promised to head the Security Council, he began to drown his voters for Yeltsin against Zyu.
And yet, as those participating in this farce later admitted, Zyu won, and Yeltsin stupidly rigged the elections. And Lebed was thrown out of the Security Council
I’m not saying that if Zyu had always been EBN, it would have been better/worse. Fact - EBN stole the elections in 1996, which he couldn’t even sit through

[Aken]

After Zyu chickened out, he lost all rights to at least somehow be called a communist.
And in general, it can be stated that since 96 there has been no communist party in Russia.

[rgd20]

Still, the main traitor of those events, I think, was Lebed, who agreed to all this

[Aken]

Swan really flushed his reputation down the toilet. But only your own.

[gsev]

Quote: rgd20

And when Lebed was promised to head the Security Council

Everyone knows that Yeltsin’s supporters were sent money in dollars in Xerox boxes. Lebed was sent money in rubles in a duffel bag, and the FSB tied up and released the courier of Yeltsin’s election headquarters in the same way as the couriers of Yeltsin’s election team.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote from: Peter1First

That's it! Let this museum show what this Yeltsin brought the country to!

Yeah ... They will show you everything and tell you exactly what they themselves did in the 90s, just like their grandmothers did... How they later grabbed power over the country from whose hands were weakening from bypass surgery, at the very name of which the entire West was shaking like a sheep’s tail, and how they turned everyone into a kahal her into today's formation with a wild and bottomless abyss of economic and political lawlessness, without the right to a future perspective, without ideas, but with one ineradicable desire to extract profits in any way...

[alystan]

Let it stand. However, it is necessary to ensure that the content of his exposition and their interpretation are truthful.

Not truthful, but from their own pocket. Not at the expense of the state.

[Plate]

According to this logic, any museums should be at the expense of those who are interested in covering what this particular museum, in fact, covers.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Alexey Lantukh

Yeltsin Center is the history of Yeltsin's Russia. Let it stand. However, it is necessary to ensure that the content of his exposition and their interpretation are truthful.

Let it stand, but not the Yeltsin Center.
The building will be transferred to the "House of Pioneers" with sections and interest groups, and one, no, two rooms near the toilet will be allocated - to Yeltsin and Gorbachev, where they can honestly and without embellishment tell about how these two traitors destroyed the USSR, surrendered their allies wholesale and retail, destroyed the Warsaw Pact, destroyed the economy by destroying factories, factories, collective farms, state farms and entire industries in aircraft manufacturing, electronics and machine tool manufacturing, plunged the country into poverty and brought the people to extinction and exodus from thousands of towns, villages and hamlets. Everything negative that is happening in the world today is clearly the result of their betrayal and the collapse of the USSR.

[Plate]

Oh, well, it’s because of Gorbachev and Yeltsin that the whole world is in trouble. I would understand that things are bad in our country because of them - I could even generally agree with this. How have they ruined the world’s life? The West will only be better off without the Union, while the rest will be better off at the same time.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Plate

Oh, well, it’s because of Gorbachev and Yeltsin that the whole world is in trouble. I would understand that things are bad in our country because of them - I could even generally agree with this. How have they ruined the world’s life? The West will only be better off without the Union, while the rest will be better off at the same time.

The collapse of the USSR is not just the disappearance of a state, but the disappearance of a geopolitical counterbalance to mattresses, which for the next 30 years freed the hands of the United States and its satellites in terms of the destruction of the world order established as a result of the Second World War and the dismantling of world law in favor of establishing a set of rules. All the wars of recent decades were initiated by mattresses and their satellites, and therefore millions of deaths lie on their conscience.

[Pavel_Sveshnikov]

Vova apparently gave his even word to Bora that he would not throw mud at him. Looks like he keeps his word. We hope the next president, not burdened with such promises, will close him down or at least force him to truthfully describe all of Yeltsin’s “merits.”

[rgd20]

As they say, "family obligations."

[Alexey Lantukh]

Yes, I also think that VVP and BN had some kind of agreement. And the GDP respects it. Moreover, he owes it to him.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Alexey Lantukh

Yes, I also think that VVP and BN had some kind of agreement. And the GDP respects it. Moreover, he owes it to him.

Yes, the jester knows how everything really happened. Perhaps in 100 years the archives will reveal something, and then only in doses.
EBN left “bloodlessly” not just because “I’m tired, I’m a groom,” but under ironclad guarantees of safety for himself and his entire family and servants, but how “voluntarily” he gave up power, history is silent about this.
The main thing is that the course towards restoring sovereignty and defending Russia’s national interests began only after his departure.

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Nyrobsky

EBN left “bloodlessly” not just because “I’m tired, I’m a groom,” but under ironclad guarantees of safety for himself and his entire family and servants, but how “voluntarily” he gave up power, history is silent about this.

Yes, we remember how this drunk, who had nowhere to take tests, left... Do you remember what the successor said?

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https://youtu.be/Jw_uUBcaJiM
Try to determine the difference between “our” people and Russian citizens...

[Ross xnumx]

Quote: Pavel_Sveshnikov

We hope the next president, not burdened with such promises, will close him down or at least force him to truthfully describe all Yeltsin’s “merits”...

...and will tell you in detail about all the merits of the successor...

[andrewkor]

VVP gave the EBN not just his word of honor, but the “officer’s word” (quote) not to touch the “family”. I myself heard his interview on the cart about 30 years ago!
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[Plate]

Quote: Pavel_Sveshnikov

Vova apparently gave his even word to Bora that he would not throw mud at him. Looks like he keeps his word. We hope the next president, not burdened with such promises, will close him down or at least force him to truthfully describe all of Yeltsin’s “merits.”

It’s funny that Khrushchev, who poured mud on his predecessor, did not find love from anyone for this. And so you want some ruler to throw mud at his predecessors again? For what? For what? As for me, all the “merits” are known to everyone, and are even already described in school history textbooks (about the fall of the economy, about Chechnya, about the default, about the degradation of the Armed Forces, and so on). If I were the next president, I wouldn’t get dirty about this. Decency would not allow it. Because you can always talk about how bad others are, but try telling how good you are.

[ShDE]

It looks like the "Chancellor Act". Explains both economic policy and domestic policy

[knn54]

They distract the people from the corruption in which the top of the ruling party is involved.
And in fact they are going to “de-sinicize” Taiwan. Pure separatism

[Olga Taschilina]

It’s better to repurpose it into the Gagarin Center. Getting children interested in space, physical education, and technology is the best thing.

[sdivt]

Is the Ukrainian virus spreading across the planet?

[Leshak]

This virus is called the USA and it has been rampant on the planet for a long time; now this virus is especially aggressive in terms of infecting new countries.

[Good Evil]

Don't they have anything else to do? They have a war with China on the horizon, and they are suffering from garbage!

[SKVichyakow]

Really. Lenin created this misunderstanding, and in gratitude for this, they demolished all the monuments to him. As they say, do no good, you will not receive evil.

[Alaburga]

Well, it has begun. Monuments to Lenin were demolished at the Ukrainian Reich, and Chiang Kai-shek was demolished in Taiwan. The mattress makers have no creativity, everything is according to old, proven guidelines.

[Electrical]

The mattress makers have no creativity, everything is according to old, proven guidelines.

What does this have to do with manuals? The Ams have stupid niggas who break the same statues. Well, Amov’s slaves even more so must repeat after their master.
It's certainly interesting though. There are no stupid black monkeys in Taiwan, but they still imitate them.

[Volunteer Marek]

Yes, the handwriting is familiar. But will the Chinese have the courage?

[Alaburga]

And who will ask them? Everyone must fight, Washington needs to get out of the economic trap, and war, far from mattress borders, is a proven method that has always helped them out.

[Peter1First]

And these are not Chinese at all! The Chinese are communist quilted jackets and orcs, but here are the bright democratic Taiwanese! And in general, it’s time to start studying the Taiwanese language in schools... And your Chiang Kai-shek was spoiled by the fact that he had a RUSSIAN wife, Faina / the only one for life, who outlived Kai-shek himself and was revered by all of Taiwan until his last days /.. .

[Arifon]

Quote from: Peter1First

And your Chiang Kai-shek screwed himself by the fact that he had a RUSSIAN wife, Faina, the only one who survived Kai-shek himself for the rest of his life

Actually, it was not Chiang Kai-shek who had a Russian wife, but his son, Nikolai Elizarov

[Peter1First]

And your Chiang Kai-shek was already spoiled by the fact that his son / who succeeded him on the throne / had a RUSSIAN wife, Faina / the only one who survived Jiang himself for life... :)

[aksleks]

I saw the Chinese fighting They spit, they bite, this is how our children in kindergarten sort things out.

[Msi]

Taiwan authorities are planning to demolish hundreds of statues, monuments and memorials

Bad thing... Draw war...

[Cartalon]

On the one hand, savagery, on the other, Taiwan is not China and has never been China, but Chiang Kai-shek is a man of Greater China and for the native Taiwanese who have now taken power, he is a stranger.

[Des]

Sad for the Taiwanese. Life is not bad, the prospects for any path of development are good.

[Plate]

I don't care about them. It’s sad because if there’s a mess there, the prices for chips will fly into space.

[carpenter]

Chiang Kai-shek was Chairman of the Government of the Republic of China (Taiwan) from 1943 to 1949, after which he became President, remaining as President until 1975

Things are bad in Taiwan, let the children blame me, but I haven’t forgotten that in every village there was a monument to I.V. Stalin (I’m not talking about the cities).
And now in Moscow there is not a single monument to the Generalissimo of Victory, Marshals of Victory Zhukov and Rokossovsky, and V.I. Lenin remained in forgotten villages.
We all forget our history, our Heroes, our graveyards.
And we're talking about Taiwan.

[Msi]

Marshals of Victory Zhukov and Rokossovsky, and V.I. Lenin remained in forgotten villages.

What are you about? About which country? In my city there is a monument to Zhukov, a monument to Vatutin. In the neighboring city there is a full-length monument to Lenin. In our city, Lenin Street, the central street...

[carpenter]

Quote from Msi

In the neighboring city there is a full-length monument to Lenin. In our city, Lenin Street, the central street...

I forgot about this for 33 years, when in 1991 the monument to Lenin was removed.

[ANB]

. and V.I. Lenin remained in forgotten villages.

Odintsovo. The Kremlin (at night) is 15 minutes by car. There is a monument to Lenin near the police department. I didn’t check the flowers, but there is a flower bed nearby.

[Olga Taschilina]

There is a monument to Stalin in Moscow. At the Kremlin wall, behind the mausoleum, at the grave. In general, all the monuments to Stalin were counted. There are 10 left from Soviet times and 100 more modern ones have been added to them. monument to Stalin in Yalta in honor of the Yalta Conference (Roosevelt, Churchill, Stalin). According to the latest Levada Center polls, 63% have a positive view of Stalin, 25% are neutral and only 6% are against. There are monuments to Lenin in Donbass. Donbass is not involved in the demolition of monuments at all. Not up to them.

[alystan]

Wow! He created them, in fact, and they left him from the island.
Perhaps soon they themselves will be trampled from there, and they decided to engage in perestroika...

[Slon_on]

Apparently they were severely bitten there by pan-heads. It turned out to be contagious!

[Sergey3]

Here, rather than a complete break with the mainland, they are, on the contrary, preparing for the inevitable...

[Sergej1972]

Author, correct about 1943-1949.

[Pavel57]

Quote: rgd20

Yes, I myself know guys with a bald head, potbellies and a slightly dubious past who shout that the 90s were the best years in the Russian Federation!

And aunts without a dubious past, to whom the 90s gave freedom. I don't care about the rest.

[Alexander]

One question. Why is this?

[Nikolai Basalai]

The war on idols is a promising start, it should lead somewhere soon.

[Plate]

Yes. Those who fight idols believe in their power, it turns out. Otherwise, why fight? The first step into obscurantism.

[Oleg Apushkin]

We experienced such a phenomenon, it began under Lenin from 17 to 37, when there was the first division of Russians, the second stage under the always drunk Judas Yeltsin. But something is telling me in Taipei, it’s not the national leader who is muddying the waters, but a striped nit, the handwriting looks like it’s on the outskirts.

[grindz]

They will now erect statues of the god-man Saint Biden

[Romanenko]

Taiwan authorities are planning to demolish hundreds of statues, monuments and memorials erected in honor of Chiang Kai-shek

The textbook for all half-fools is the same, tear a single nation into pieces and pit them against each other, in a well-readable Saxon font.
It’s also bad that all this seems like easy victories, the monuments really don’t fight back, but history and reality kick very hard, the monuments die silently and quietly, and then blood flows from people, to the delight of the Americans and their henchmen. Russia went through this, now the crisis is over, and Taiwan will all pass, you unfortunate idiots.

[Mobik]

Taiwan is not China.
Kitayaku to Gilyak.
Demolish all monuments to the damned Chinese.
Down with the Chinese world!!!
Beat the pro-Chinese prisoners!!!
It reminds me of something.