REVEALED: A Yale student-group leader attended a Beijing program where a CCP propaganda official taught overseas students how to use campus life and personal social-media accounts to promote China.
The event also launched a competition offering PRIZES for posts published on
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REVEALED: A Yale student-group leader attended a Beijing program where a CCP propaganda official taught overseas students how to use campus life and personal social-media accounts to promote China.
The event also launched a competition offering PRIZES for posts published on students’ own overseas accounts.
Chinese state media identifies the Yale participant as Sun Xinglun, vice president of the Association of Chinese Students and Scholars at Yale.
The instructor was Li Zunwei, an official from the CCP’s CENTRAL PROPAGANDA DEPARTMENT.
His message to students:
• Use personal stories about family, friends and hometowns to persuade foreign audiences.
• Turn everyday campus experiences and classroom contributions into opportunities to promote China.
• Use overseas social media to spread that message.
His presentation urged students to become, translated from Chinese, a “walking calling card for China.”
The host was the Western Returned Scholars Association—a Communist Party-led United Front organization whose charter directs it to unite overseas-educated people around the Party and promote study of Xi Jinping’s political thought.
Representatives came from nearly 100 universities across 20 countries and regions, including Yale and Oxford.
Organizers reported that attendees planned to circulate the posting competition to classmates overseas and recruit friends to participate.
This was the program’s THIRD consecutive year.
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