一個精彩的故事：他是中共最痛恨的人，他才是蘇共政權真正的掘墓人！ #中國内幕

Hello, everyone. Welcome to China Internal Affairs. I am Yu Tong. Today, we are going to talk about a very interesting story. As the title says, this special person is one of the most hated people in the CCP. Some people think he is the real mastermind of the CCP regime. So who is this person? Let's start today's content. This year is the 74th anniversary of the CCP's seizure of power. And the CCP just crossed the stage at the 74th anniversary of the CCP's seizure of power. Therefore, although the CCP does not speak up, it is very worried and afraid. Especially in the world around the CCP's international background, where the CCP's diplomatic activities have provoked all democratic countries. On October 7th, the CCP's Xinhua News Agency suddenly published more than 10,000 articles to criticize Xi Jinping. The content is the so-called Xi Jinping Central Committee's initiative to promote the development of ideological and cultural careers. Among them, the so-called ideology quoted Xi Jinping's many speeches. For example, the article was not long after it was published, it quoted Xi Jinping's concerns 10 years ago. The so-called ability to persist in the CCP's leadership in a complex international and domestic environment, and the so-called persistence and development of Chinese-style socialism. What did the CCP say? Road Confidence, Theory Confidence, System Confidence, Culture Confidence. In fact, from their speeches, we can see that there is no confidence at all. Since self-promotion is the so-called truth that goes beyond the four seas, why is there such a worry? In fact, after the CCP's regime crossed the Taiwan Strait, the CCP's authorities have always been afraid of repeating the CCP's mistakes. For example, in the so-called Nanchun speech in 1992, Deng Xiaoping admitted that the direct cause of his outburst and the most frequent cause of his outburst in the past few months was the Soviet Union. He was worried that the CCP would cross the Taiwan Strait like the Soviet Union. Xi Jinping's speech also appeared frequently in the CCP's propaganda media. Xi Jinping said, What does the Soviet Union solve? Why did the Soviet Union cross the Taiwan Strait? An important reason is that the struggle in the field of ideology is very intense. Comprehensively deny the Soviet Union's history, the Soviet Union's history, deny the Soviet Union's history, deny Stalin, and make history illogical. The ideology is chaotic. The party organizations of all levels have almost no effect. The army is not under the leadership of the party. In the end, a party as large as the Soviet Communist Party is gone. A socialist country as large as the Soviet Union is falling apart. This is a trap. Xi Jinping said in this speech that the struggle in the field of ideology is very intense. Judging from the results, the Soviet Union is clearly falling apart in this struggle in the field of ideology. Why is that? This is the protagonist we are going to introduce to you today. Before talking about this person, we have to quote Professor Xu Chenggang's interview. As we all know, Professor Xu Chenggang is a senior researcher at Stanford University's China Economic and Systems Research Center. In his recent interview, when talking about the Soviet Union's cross-Strait relationship, he talked about a very critical issue, humanity. He said that there is a very important layer, which is the Soviet intellectuals, including the Communist Party. Because the intellectuals and the Communist Party are inseparable, there are quite a few people in it who understand humanity. Professor Xu Chenggang said this also led to the collapse of the Soviet regime. And the protagonist we are introducing is clearly in line with Professor Xu Chenggang's understanding of humanity. He was the secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China during the period of Gorbachev. The Minister of Propaganda of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China is known as the main figure of Gorbachev. Avakovlev. This Avakovlev, we talked about him in the previous program, which aroused a lot of friends' interest. Most of the content we talked about this time will not be repeated with the last time. This is him. Directly in charge of the Islamic sphere of the Soviet Union. Even Gorbachev's new thinking is said to be in his hands. American Chinese issues expert, Professor Lin Wei, Professor of International Relations and Chinese History at the University of Pennsylvania, once introduced Avakovlev like this. Lin Wei said, the Soviet Union is very lucky because Gorbachev has an end consultant, Avakovlev. I am fortunate to have met him. He is an incredible person. He is the one who really guided Gorbachev. Gorbachev realized that if Russia continues to maintain that unstable system, it may lead to the death of tens of thousands of people. And he said he could change the situation. Lin Wei said, I believe, even if Gorbachev is humiliated, but he did a good thing that is hard to believe. Because in the transition period from the Soviet Union to Russia, the number of people who died was at most less than 200. Before he wanted to come up with a solution, he would not open fire and let the people be humiliated. Lin Wei also specifically mentioned one of Avakovlev's accidents. He said, Avakovlev was the first director of the KGB archives after the Communist Party was dismantled. It's amazing. After he went to the archives, he found all kinds of information. And the first thing he did was to completely copy these files and send them to five different continents. It's impossible to get them back. It's hopeless. A senior reporter in the Chinese Communist Party also called Avakovlev a Soviet miner. Chen Qiming, a senior reporter at the Chinese Communist News Agency, lived in Moscow in the past. He once praised that the Soviet miner was not Gorbachev, but him. Here, he refers to this Avakovlev. On December 2, 1923, Avakovlev was born in a poor farmer's family in Russia, Russia. He participated in the Soviet war. In the war, he was injured and his leg was crippled for life. And so he retired. When he was crippled, he was less than 20 years old. Such a man who once sold his life for the Soviet Union, a man who once climbed to the top of the pyramid of the Soviet power, a man who enjoyed all so-called party privileges, why did he eventually become a Soviet miner? Avakovlev, in his interview, described his worldview change in this way. He said that the change of position was actually a protest against the current social system, the so-called socialist system. He talked about such a past. The first blow, as if at the beginning, was in Russia. At that time, I just came back from the front line, supported by two crutches, with no strength in my whole body, with four bullets in my body. I slept in a war hospital for six and a half months. It was a coincidence. What made me suffer a blow from the beginning? I saw a row of armored cars passing by from the station. Think about it. Our comrades were trapped in armored cars with closed doors and windows. Isn't this a crime that black people hear? You know, in the first few months of the war, more than 3 million people were captured. Half of all the soldiers were captured. It's hard for you to understand how big a psychological trauma this had on me. What really caused the worldview of Yakovlev to change was the Soviet Union in 1956. As we all know, there was a well-known secret report at the Khrushchev Conference. The title was Opposing Personal Worship and Its Consequences. Yakovlev was only 33 years old at the time. As a young civil servant, he sat on the stage. He said, I was sitting in the lobby, listening to the death of a woman. I couldn't hear the sound of a moving chair. I couldn't hear the sound of coughing and speech. No one dared to look at anyone. I don't know if it was a coincidence or out of fear. Yakovlev told the truth. One by one, I was shocked. He talked for a long time. He was very talkative. He was often excited to leave the press. Yakovlev said he felt like he was in a dream. He wanted to get rid of this big trap. Then he put us in a car and sent us to the east. He sent us to the concentration camp. When we left the venue, no one dared to look at each other. But later, all the statements were confirmed. Yakovlev said, he made me shocked. Everything Khrushchev said was a call to my conscience. I couldn't live the way I used to. He said, I had noticed something that made me angry. For example, when I was working at the party committee, I saw the black-and-white news. I understood the terrible situation of the teachers at the university. Their documents were searched. Their conversations were intercepted. There were good people among them. But only after the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China, I began to understand the whole life of the Lehmans in a terrible atmosphere. He described the shadow, prison, concentration camp, and torture on everyone's heads. He also said, I remember very clearly that in 1947, I heard the leaders of the party and all kinds of speakers say that my national standard of living was rapidly improving. But what I saw was hunger all over the place. People were losing their lives. It was just at this time that the state committee discussed in Russia that people who had to express their feelings and spread rumors in a panic would not spread rumors. At the party committee, he said in one sentence, the victory of communism is ahead. Thank you, comrade Stalin. It's not enough. The young people in strict control of the concentration camp are actually wearing the slogan of thanking Stalin for giving us a happy childhood. It's so shameless. With the passage of time, this impression is getting more and more. Until one day I asked myself, do I have my own point of view and beliefs? Let me tell you this. If I can express my point of view and beliefs like this, it is a set of forced education. I didn't have a real belief at the time. After the 20th century, Yakovlev asked to transfer to the Social Science Institute affiliated with the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China. He said, I went to the institute and started reading the first-hand information, and then my faith was completely destroyed. It was in those years at the Social Science Institute that finally led me to my current position. I re-read Marx's works there. Among them, there were a lot of contradictions, which shocked me. For Marxism, it is empty and unrealistic. Its cruelty, its falsehood, its fundamental contradictions, its delusion of humanity and its prediction of deceiving people. I thoroughly understood. Yakovlev said, there is not a single true word in Soviet official history. When you start studying an incident, when you collect history, you will find that in fact, everything is in parallel. He believes that no one can compare to the harm that the Soviet Union has caused to Russia. Rather than saying that the October Revolution is a revolution, it is better to say that it is a counterrevolution. For the Soviet Communist Party at the time, Yakovlev's description of the situation is like saying that today's CCP officials, he said, some people, what they believe in is power, and they only believe in power. This is typical of Bolshevikism. Its main motivation, political motivation, spiritual motivation, and any other motivation, is to exclude selfishness, to seek power, and to fight for power at all costs. This is the characteristic of Bolshevikism. And then there is the ideology of ideology. It is not worth discussing here. Except for falsehood, hypocrisy, there is nothing else. The Bolshevik system has turned us into two-faced, connoisseurs, social hypocrites. We have a great deception. The trick is to change the concept. We live a three-dimensional life. What is in our heart is one thing, what we say is another thing, what we do is another thing. It's all hypocrisy, no exception, including myself. I pray in public like a hypocrite, and know no god, and the real idea is hidden in my heart. It is because in the long-term thinking, the world view of Yakovlev has gradually changed fundamentally. His personality is slowly recovering. When he was appointed by Gorbachev as the secretary of the Soviet Central Committee, the minister of the Soviet Central Propaganda Department, and became Gorbachev's main figure, in December 1985, Yakovlev said to Gorbachev, in my country, Marxism is not someone, but a new religion. It is subordinate to the interests of the authoritarian regime and its volitional demands. Marxism is an old-fashioned and secularist ideology. Its danger is enough to destroy any creative thinking, even classical thinking. On August 2, 1991, he publicly said in an interview with the Texas Journal, our unhappiness comes from Marxism. I oppose to use Marxism as an action guide, and determine that socialism will fail. After the Soviet Union was dissolved, Yakovlev admitted, in fact, Marxism has established its scientific socialism. In all the concrete economic conclusions of the world view, none of them is proven in practice. It is precisely because of the painful thinking of Yakovlev, in the miserable life of the Soviet people, that he finally regained his humanity. Therefore, he used his special political role to become the designer of the Gorbachev reform and the most firm supporter. On the Chinese Internet, the name of Yakovlev is not common, because the CCP hates him. But history will remember this name, Yakovlev, the real tomboy of the Soviet regime. Okay, that's all for today. Our program is broadcast every Monday and Friday. If you like this program, please help us click the like button. Thank you for your wonderful comments, which inspire and encourage us. This is the end of today's program. Thank you for watching. See you in the next program.