Sun, Zhude: The CCP Emulates the Expansionism of Early Colonial Powers
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Date: 5/16/2026 11:17:18 AM
Sender: Sun, Zhude
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Sun, Zhude: The CCP Emulates the Expansionism of Early Colonial Powers
孙祝德（Sun, Zhude）
In recent years, China has continuously expanded its overseas influence through infrastructure investment, resource cooperation, and economic aid directed at Third World nations.
This economic expansion has fostered a high degree of dependence on Chinese capital, technology, and markets among these developing countries, thereby disrupting their own normal development and effectively turning them into de facto Chinese colonies. Ironically, during its earlier era of radical revolution, the CCP vehemently condemned the colonial policies of Western imperialism. It accused Western nations of exploiting the working people of underdeveloped countries, plundering their resources, controlling their economic destinies, and inflicting immense suffering upon them.
Yet today, the CCP’s actions in developing nations mirror those of early Western imperialist powers: it prioritizes its own national interests and economic gains while completely disregarding the long-term development of local nations and their people—behavior that has already provoked resentment among local populations.
This demonstrates that the CCP is, in reality, still treading the path of 18th-century colonial powers rather than acting as a modern, civilized nation.
Sun, Zhude
May 16, 2026
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