Among all the Chinese leaders, Mr. Jiang is the most charismatic one: he was well-trained in science and technology, multilingual, humorous, and was not afraid to show some temper in public. We had watched him arguing with reporters, playing Hawaiian guitar in governor’s party, and laughing with leaders from other countries. He led to China through a difficult time and helped to open the country to the western world. There are of course pros and cons of his work, but overall I think he did a great job! R.I.P. Mr Jiang!

@gopalgovin3157

Жыл бұрын

Yes. He was a man on the ground. He ran his Country peacefully and worked with a lot of foreign countries that came to invest. I testify this as I worked in PRC for more than 5 years. Apart from being a President he was seen visiting all manufacturing plants to ensure and see the progress. May God bless him.

@ivanovalexandre8355

Жыл бұрын

Indeed, it was not easy to lead China at that time.

@user-iz8oq7qz2e

Жыл бұрын

Reform and opening up was Deng Xiaoping's policy. Of course, it is a good thing that Jiang Zemin abided by the agreement with Deng Xiaoping. Generally speaking, I think he has done a better job in banning the military from doing business and peacefully handing over power to Hu Jintao. Maintained the reform and opening up, and he did not hunt down the participants after the Tiananmen incident. Now he is dead, may he rest in peace.

@kellywang5370

Жыл бұрын

so true!!!

@Jason-gy4dv

Жыл бұрын

Just to let you know, almost all top chinese leaders are multilingual. They just choose not to speak it.

It was a really tough interview, and he did excellent

@set_mi_freewang68

Жыл бұрын

And all we can see how arrogant and prejudiced is the western media

@redfront6707

Жыл бұрын

@@set_mi_freewang68 I know, hearing the ridiculous statements from the interviewer was crazy, but Jiang handled it very well because he is a smart and stable man.

@FreeburgPlayer

Жыл бұрын

@@set_mi_freewang68 成熟的人应该有自己的判断，不会被刁难左右，何况世界不会像清帝国幻想中那样万国来朝

@paulz4667

9 ай бұрын

He understood most of it and he even said dictator is incorrect

I just found out why this 60 minutes interview resurfaced just now, Former President Jiang Zemin died today.

@LaneCorbett

Жыл бұрын

Just after he was removed from the CCP's Annual meeting

@RjhnlyNm

Жыл бұрын

@@LaneCorbett that was not him.

@LaneCorbett

Жыл бұрын

@@RjhnlyNm nm then

@freyja6360

Жыл бұрын

The same information is in the description below the video.

@TheJoanml

Жыл бұрын

@@LaneCorbett that was Hujintao😂

Thanks for the HD version!

He handled this so well like no one else! Turely tough questions Wallace raised!

RIP Jiang Zemin (1926-2022)

Thank you for reposting this in HD!

Seeing this interview after almost 25 years, it’s just astonishing and sad at the same time. We may never go back to such open and reflecting area.

This is an interview that (1) would never happen today and (2) is so revelatory and informative of the basis of US-China relations.

such a politician with wisdom and confidence is very rare

@terrrioudiana5390

Жыл бұрын

he dose not care about young people make fun of him, making facetious meme on him. while XIjinpin are quite sensitive.

@user-dd3km6nf5n

Жыл бұрын

@@terrrioudiana5390 that's because we like Jiang's wisedom and humor which Xi doesn't have.So the funny videos or something else we make mostly not appeciate Xi,and that is not fit with ccp interest.

@quxilin1993

Жыл бұрын

He is a State man,not politician.

@quxilin1993

Жыл бұрын

@@terrrioudiana5390 No!You are misunderstanding him! Xi is not like you imagined.

he is a very charistamic person, Jiang Zemin, really keeps calm under tough questions and laughs as if its a normal conversation

@NetTubeUser

Жыл бұрын

He 'was'. He is dead.

@bdstudios6088

Жыл бұрын

@@NetTubeUser Lived to his 90s, not bad

@Cynthia-ns9ub

Жыл бұрын

charismatic

@Isuppose12

Жыл бұрын

@@bdstudios6088 He had means

@gohanlopez5330

Жыл бұрын

He did throw a tantrum to the media. There was a video on it

Jiang made total sense with his short and concise answers. China has grown much under him and His words are still ringing true even now!

Through this interview we can see the leader with wisdom and confidence. RIP. Elder Jiang, forever in our heart.

@broccolii6827

Жыл бұрын

Ur crazy😂😂

@HienNguyen-sh4jt

Жыл бұрын

By the way, please read the book "Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party" as soon as possible, otherwise it will be too late. Many thanks.

@Animatron11

Жыл бұрын

@@broccolii6827 CCP bots and brainwashed Chinese are everywhere

@mkktbkkt3236

7 ай бұрын

永远缅怀！

Insightful interview. Smart charismatic leader. And good journalism.

Thank you 🙏

Last time I thought Jiang is a joke, until now I finally realize I am too young too simple

@yunni3371

Жыл бұрын

Too NAIVE

@chanjohan995

Жыл бұрын

@@yunni3371 yea, sometimes naive😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@SuperSeigerman

Жыл бұрын

@@chanjohan995 Well that's the nature of things, sometimes we only truly understand what we have when it is gone.

@saltyolive_

Жыл бұрын

@@yunni3371 just like the Canadian PM too naive at the G20 2022 :P

@eternal9971

5 ай бұрын

@@chanjohan995too simple, sometimes naive

Damn, those were great responses from Jiang. Could you imagine current authoritarians being asked those questions likes "are you a dictator" or wagging fingers at them. Jiang was confident enough to laugh along and not end the interview the second a confrontational question was asked which I think is amazing.

@paulz4667

9 ай бұрын

Hong Kong Chinese actually had respect for him.

Wishing for such a relaxed and open leadership in China today.

@tiram12

4 ай бұрын

Omg right 😭

Great Interview

Listening again with hopes the ways since have brought our two Peoples closer to what the conclusion of this interview brings. Hope in a future of working together in a common respect of our independence. Both our People's. love this interview. Beautiful and it's true what President Jiang said and I agree it's not political his responces and I also agree the president isn't a dictator from his point of view. Plus how amazing for this person isn't the stereotype of a Dictator even if he is one. I believe the president responded in defense of what the word brings people to believe. Same with "political." I believe the interviewer went into this more a chess player with an impression already formed. Missing out on asking the questions to Unite our People's Asking about the end of War Asking about our friendships a d how we fast forward to a future of non violence in both our nation's. Understanding that in both our countries we mirror pasts we are not proud of. Both our countries facing similar challenges. So much to share in ways of the good stuff. One day we will be on the Mountain Top all of us around the World. Im listening again a few times more. I believe maybe Peace is closer then we could believe.

Went through the whole interview, I laughed and I cried. Just realized what a wise man JZM was only by the time I grown up, and he passed away. R.I.P

@fidesign5924

Жыл бұрын

You drank the CCP cool aid

@nik021298

Жыл бұрын

@@fidesign5924 I think one can recognize that Jiang Zeming was a great leader that did a lot for his country without having had to drink the "CCP cool aid".

@kellywang5370

Жыл бұрын

so true !! RIP Jiangzemin!!

@harrisonryan3570

Жыл бұрын

@@fidesign5924 You might not know what he brought to the Chinese，the most critical point for China modernization，the enlightening of people‘s mind. You just listened to the frame up of W. journalist and give up your chance to step in Chinese people‘s shoes

@jackieboy1593

Жыл бұрын

Too bad all he spoke about turned out to be false in the end. China is more restrictive than ever, and their real estate bubble is about to blow up.

Hopefully 60 Minutes will release the uncut full footage on this YT channel in its original edition. While we mourn the loss of a legendary leader, the world has missed journalists like Mike Wallace. This mesmerizing conversation would not have been possible without the common ground of undistorted facts and open minds for mutual understanding.

@zh3967

Жыл бұрын

Also the original voice of president Jiang pls

This is how great interviews are conducted.

great interview

They both lived to their 90s! Two flames that burned bright and long.

These were some really good questions. Tough questions usually end interviews early, but this was well questioned and answered. Very respectful from both sides.

@damnlebro3779

Жыл бұрын

Though no but

@MikhailKalashnikovMiG

Жыл бұрын

Did you think Mike conducted himself in a respected manner? If a leader of a country offers you an olive branch by talking about mutual understanding and friendship, is the appropriate response to cross you arms and say "so you admire america"?

@aerohk

Жыл бұрын

Imagine being given the opportunity to interview the leader of another country, and spending it spewing the exact rhetoric of your own country back at them (includingfinger pointing and disdainful tone), without asking creative and interesting questions that contribute to a more wholistic perspective of why things are the way they are in different geographies.

@Joyce-gk9hm

Жыл бұрын

you call that respect from the interviewer? hahahaha no wonder at all the diplomacy fails.

I like it when Jiang asked the interviewer a question, and the interviewer couldn't give a straight answer.

@budgetfidelity599

Жыл бұрын

a straight answer? there wasn't an answer.

@4-SeasonNature

Жыл бұрын

@@budgetfidelity599 Their Bible has an answer to everything for everyone.

This video cuts a lot of the content of the interview that Jiang defends himself in a good way. For example for the Tiananmen square event, Jiang claims that one of the reason that the students dare to stand in front of the tank, is that he believes the army will not hurt him. This is a basis trust that the student has, regardless of his attitudes towards the existing corruption of the government at the 90s. The trust is something that I can relate to and agree with.

I don’t know a lot about Chinese politicians but Jiang Zemin was extremely well composed, despite the numerous attempts to break his composure. The reporter was polite but forcefully combative in his questioning. Clearly, the intent of the two parties were not in-line but I respect and appreciated that Jiang wanted to extend an olive branch and was impressed that he able to stick to his goal.

Incredibly direct interview I hadn't seen before

The interview shows how wise he was!

I admire Jiang Zemin, being a soft spoken person now...not like before... Now he listens , maybe he has impart wisdom by his bad and good experience...and he has a point...

rest in peace Jiang Zemin you can see his strong charisma and passion to improve China in this interview. it shows his true personality as a kind man

A great leader with a sharp mind whether you agree with him or not 🙏🙏🙏🙏Rest In Peace 🙏🙏🙏🙏

@brokenbottleproductions1222

Жыл бұрын

Are you a communist ?????

Well,, The Interview was one of the greatest and President did excellent.

he was great at answering the tough questions without undermining his works or his country. even if you don't like china under his rule or he himself, you can't deny that he really did promote both himself and his country really well and my respect and condolences to him.

@_._._._._._._._._._._._._.____

Жыл бұрын

If you learnt mandarin, you'd be able to find out how different China really is. It's not what the western media paints it at all. At the least, visit the country and see for yourself.

Respect! One of the most personable leaders in China!

As a Chinese, I have to say that even today, we are still influenced by the legacy and the momentum that President Jiang and his leadership team built 30 years ago. I enjoy watching this tough interview: some real conversation. Unfortunately Chinese leaders today may not want to face this kind of tough questions…

@khlua4590

Жыл бұрын

As a Chinese too, i dont think its possible, US always hostile towards any country that are not aligned with their view. So its "freedom" unless its different from them, something like that. They kept on bringing human right issue in China, current and past even though other country dont attack their black slavery culture in the past as a propaganda against them and their current "democratic" riot (burning, looting and mass shooting). As far as i concern, their people dont value human right as much (of course not from their word, but more of their action); its just hypocritical. but its understandable, its easier to attack other than introspect to further one's interest. By no means i approve dictatorship but for US hostility, the ends doesnt justify the means. But hey, if you strip their freedom, democracy and human rights facade, in the end its just about maintaining their dominance, whether its military or economy. And they cant influence dictatorship just like they can influence other democratic election and in return get favourable deal after their backed candidate won. So yeah, keep pretending to be narcissistic "hero" and "justice" country while keep invading and attacking other countries.

@dexdavd

Жыл бұрын

i felt bad when they took him out disrespectfully during ccp elections

@edwardmao9792

Жыл бұрын

@@dexdavd its not him thou

@dexdavd

Жыл бұрын

@@edwardmao9792 wat do u mean it's not him, then who was that

@luiseviktoria7893

Жыл бұрын

@@dexdavd it was Hu

RIP Mr. Jiang. Your legacy shall not be forgotten.

If only to choose one sentence I love most, that is “I hope to promote the mutual understanding”, and this is exactly we lack so much at this moment. Covid just makes the situation worst.

Can you release the original sound version? Thanks

Jiang Zemin was a really great man!

@user-il4gl5pe2w

Жыл бұрын

yes！

I really like his tie and suite, very elegant. Also he was a great (and popular worldwide) leader for China back in the days.

you can learn a lot from this interview. yet a lot is still to be learned!

An outstanding leader of China who stood the test of time. May his soul rest in peace.

@jackieboy1593

Жыл бұрын

Too bad all he spoke about turned out to be false in the end. China is more restrictive than ever, and their real estate bubble is about to blow up.

@zhz7514

Жыл бұрын

@@jackieboy1593 This words have been said for at least 20 years

Impressed with Jiang's command of English. No Western leader except for one Australian Prime Minister could understand Mandarin. Jiang also studied American history, Abraham Lincoln, American politics and society. Few American leaders have spent as much time and effort in understanding China, its culture, its people. That sums up the gulf of misunderstanding between USA and China.

@kurokoshirai4819

Жыл бұрын

Actually Jiang can speak eight foreign languages, includes English,Russian,French,Japanese,Spanish,German,Romana(he loves Romania literature) and Urdu.

@kurokoshirai4819

Жыл бұрын

Besides, he was an electrical engineer before and loves science and technology during his lifetime, he learned some of these languages to read tech thesis.

@ExVeritateLibertas

8 күн бұрын

US President Herbert Hoover understood Mandarin.

Could you please upload or release the undubbed version of this interview?

@Mikelonglong12345

Жыл бұрын

h萌有文字版全篇

@user-gv2zt6in9f

Жыл бұрын

@@Mikelonglong12345 主要想听长者原声，抹掉原声插入配音看着实在太难受了。

@user-gv2zt6in9f

Жыл бұрын

@user-qr8gs8jf1t 不一定，怒斥港记都能在十几年后重现高清版，原片也不一定找不到。

Ah wow, this is truly a relic from a more civilised time.

I didn't know this leader of China, I was too young. But I think he explains how China and the west are different, and in a very respectful way. That is my feeling.

@39who71

Жыл бұрын

too young, sometimes naive

@yanmuruo

Жыл бұрын

Naive！

@jeffgordon854

Жыл бұрын

你太简单了！

@MrNameless0shelter

Жыл бұрын

Not anymore thanks xijinping

我是中国人，江主席后来说他很欣赏华莱士先生。虽然华莱士问的问题很尖锐，但是正是西方人民想知道的，也正是符合江主席的想法，他想借华莱士先生的媒体，让他解释清楚所有西方人对中国疑惑，让封闭很多年的社会主义中国和西方资本主义国家人民更好的交流。

@user-yh9pg2he7g

Жыл бұрын

哦

He gave an incredible message in the most tough condition, illustrated China in a tremendously more favorable way. A good lesson to be learned. RIP.

RIP. Rest in peace😢

R.I.P still today showing all the wisdom and should lead the near future ahead.

Watching this video, I can't shake off how time has flown. Both Jiang and Wallace are no longer with us. Maybe they're having a tipple and laughing over their respective performances in this interview and wondering: "Boy, we sure took life seriously. And what for? Look at us then. And look where we are now? Damn!" LOL.

Thanks for uploading this valueable video. It is the best way to memorize him！

@qianhaoliu9404

Жыл бұрын

one who is form 江西

Great interview. You are missed badly. Didn’t see this before. Yes, he’s charismatic I must say.

I watch this interaction between them with amazement because this kind of humour and laughing in an interview by the president of China is unthinkable today. Especially to an american interviewer. Miss the old times before smart devices were everywhere, you see the clips of Chinese streets and no cameras and no phones in everybody's hand.

💯🥂YOUR GREAT BROTHER!!🥂💯 I APPRECIATE YOU SO MUCH!!😊😏😊

I am interested in this interview but with undubbed version.

A truly wise man. Will always be remembered by us.

I can't find better words to describe such a great man, such an outstanding talent in every way is something I am not qualified to evaluate. Bon voyage, Mr. Jiang

@shiruitao5477

Жыл бұрын

🧢

@user-xg1nf8gn7o

Жыл бұрын

字打错了。。

@bollocks5724

Жыл бұрын

Forced organ harvesting = great man apparently.

@yuanzhou4208

Жыл бұрын

实在是因为这一届太差了

@chinagod1

7 ай бұрын

@@yuanzhou4208 差你妹，当年江在的时候大家都骂，现在回过头来才发现人家的大智慧。。习近平这些年也做的很好，也是优秀的领导人。

Jiang was leading China for a crucial period that laid the foundation for what China had become today, a period of growth and advancement by magnitude none of any American presidents in history could have done. The level of confidence and condescending attitude Wallace had was, let me be polite here, amazing. He must be thinking that it’s just another dictator without having the slightest idea what a historical figure he was talking to.

@joellis5915

Жыл бұрын

The US/Uk/Europe are very myopic and near-sighted to see big pictures. Their congregated views are only to see how much benefit that I could have at this very moment. Never worry about 5 minutes down the road. Dealing with the West is like dealing with a sub-human, needed to be done accordingly.

@zhiqiangtang2963

Жыл бұрын

@@joellis5915 agreeing here. were it not for NATO, which disables the UK and Europe from holding capability to defend themselves, I would say EU and the UK would have been more sophisticated and rational. The US on the other hand could have done a much better job be the world dominator given its possession of power and resources, militarily and economically. However, their unfortunate misuse of the surplus power made their strategic foresight immoral as a country and as a people

@namesaname

3 ай бұрын

​Your thinking doesn't make sense. EU is the only way for Europe to prosper. The problem is, similarly to any other government, that temporarily the people in charge are idiots and control freaks. It can be seen in the US, and in China as well. ​@@zhiqiangtang2963

Jiang Zemin was probably the most characteristic leader of China so far. He had a very long journey and he was a very good diplomatic leader with the rest of the world. Rest In Peace Jiang.

RIP grandpa Jiang, thank you for your services. You will be remembered 😢

@Animatron11

Жыл бұрын

Chinese people love being oppressed, same as Russians. This comment proves that

@LordLobov

Жыл бұрын

@@Animatron11 brainwashed amerikkkan bot

@yusouph2002

2 ай бұрын

​​@@Animatron11what is 'oppressed' means for you may have different meaning for other people and cultures. And no, they're not oppressed. No one watches them 24/7 (just in case you read Orwell much). The only thing they can't do is openly badmouth their government, which is not that hard, to be honest. And the vast majority of people wouldn't have that desire even if they were free to do so. Because you know, people have lives to live, and they surely can spend their time better than on a useless anti-government protest. Just accept that your American mentality should not dictate other people how to live and behave.

Wallace seems to forget that the founding fathers actually opposed political parties for the very reasons Jiang outlined.

@andres-p

Жыл бұрын

Exactly. As much as I inevitably lean more toward the interviewer's agenda, a lot of his actual questions were one-dimensional interpretations of an idealized US reality, or unanswerable rebukes.

Well, hope both of you are having another chat up there, putting aside our differences, not that it matters now..

R.I.P.🙏

He devoted his life to his country. All of the Chinese people love him. R.I.P. Mr. Jiang.

@Lone432345

Жыл бұрын

Except the ones he killed. I bet there not in the loving mood.

@aslampervez2294

Жыл бұрын

@@Lone432345 why westerners are so salty like you have eaten all the salt of ocean

@sukhoi4740

Жыл бұрын

@@Lone432345 guess how many clinton killed?

@Chinese_real_estate

Жыл бұрын

​@@Lone432345

@SophiaAstatine

Жыл бұрын

​@@aslampervez2294 Why are people so apologetic about Jiang's human rights violations?

President Jiang zemin passed this exam excellently.

He created a great era.when I heard that he has passed away,I felt very regretful.

@jasonfung9516

Жыл бұрын

its because u were never in any part of china when he was president, when he ordered to shoot anyone who stand against ccp, i wish u were there too.i am saying this because i was there and my family died.

tough questions, answered brilliantly

No matter his faults in policy, he was one of the last Chinese leaders brave enough to accept a western media interview, especially at a time when sino-us relations were so tense. He was also the first CCP leader to step down after his legal term and facilitate a peaceful transfer of power at the highest level of leadership. Often only when looking back do we see how good we had things in China for those decades of Jiang and Hu

@shanshandeng8576

Жыл бұрын

Very true. Both Jiang and Hu largely overshadowed Xi.

@rogernguyen1273

Жыл бұрын

@@shanshandeng8576 Don't think so !

@PokerEasyAcademy

Жыл бұрын

@@shanshandeng8576 100Xi < Jiang + Hu

@luckarl

Жыл бұрын

Honestly, no one needs to take a western media interview seriously. They all lied.

@rip_peanut10

Жыл бұрын

but the main speak was all communist dictatorship bad and all that until now. this was before 911.

Though I don't agree with Jiang Zemin on many of his views I admit that he handled himself extremely well in the interview, and I greatly respect him for having done it

I want to see the whole exchange

Kudos to the leader of over a billion people sitting and answering “biased” questions from Mike Wallace. I have used the term “biased” as in from their perspective. It’s very impressive especially when you consider that this was about 22 years ago!

一个充满智慧的领导人，一个心怀百姓的人，一个没有什么惊天纬地的功绩，但是让人民真正的丰衣足食。一个生前让人嘲笑讽刺无数次，但死后人们发现他才是一个伟人。

@dckeji

Жыл бұрын

没有对比就没有伤害，拿他同邓公比，当然邓公光彩显然高过他，因此小时候的我们不懂，如今他有人同他比了，才懂他的绝心和雄才大略，渊博的知识储备。哎，希望祖国的未来越来越强吧，领导人不要退步。

@39who71

Жыл бұрын

@@dckeji 借古讽今，那时候的贪腐，社会治安混乱，贫穷，下岗的绝望。有脑子的人谁想回到那个年代？

@user-ov2zb4sz1n

Жыл бұрын

@Qing Zhou 西方虽然是选举，但我认为同时期其他的领导人不应该能比江泽民做的更好。面对那么复杂的情势和矛盾，让人均GDP增长了4倍，面对那么多指责和嘲讽，依旧隐忍前行，我们不能再多说什么了。

@user-nh6gu5rs1i

Жыл бұрын

@@39who71 下岗怪他？不怪体制的积重难返？ 贪腐你以为以前没有？治安混乱以前不是更混乱？ 只不过那会开始有互联网了，以前你只能从报纸上看罢了，报纸上你能看到才有鬼

@39who71

Жыл бұрын

@@user-nh6gu5rs1i 你的记忆是不是出了问题？你敢在19年一个人晚上到广州火车站晃一晃么？

very well edited by /// democracy /// still looking to find the complete version

We don't see this kind of interview anymore

He'a a fantastic interviewee wish he were still alive today.

The two great people have both passed away. I admire Wallace very much for his sharpness, bravery, and wisdom as a reporter. Jiang Zemin also spoke highly of Wallace when he was angry with Hong Kong reporter. But just for this interview, Wallace showed typical arrogance and prejudice. Of course, it is normal for two completely different countries and cultures to not understand each other, which is also the significance of such an interview. 这个访谈里的两个伟大的人都去世了，我非常敬佩华莱士作为一个采访记者的尖锐、勇敢、智慧，江泽民也在对香港记者发火时，间接高度评价了华莱士“比你们不知道高到哪里去了”。 但仅就这次采访来说，华莱士表现出了典型的傲慢与偏见，当然，两个截然不同的国家和文化之间互相不理解很正常，这也是这样的访谈的意义。

im glad ytb suggested this video for me, I would have never believed that China had such a charismatic nice great leader!!

@PatrickFan123

Жыл бұрын

If you learn more you will find the first modern leader of China Chairman Mao is an outstanding Poet in modern history. But quite strangely he don't even know how to shoot with a gun all his life. But in his leadership China has her own Nuclear weapons, guided missiles and Satellites. Chinese people say he made China stand up. Next leader Deng xiaoping has studied in French when he was young. And when he took power he paved the path for China to open up and reform, so China has become the second biggest economy in the world from scratch. Chinese people said he made China rich. And for the current and next Presidents. Chinese people hope he can make China become strong in every aspect.

@spiritedaway99

Жыл бұрын

@@PatrickFan123 thank you! that was insightful💛 I hope that we just get some peace and not wars out of this proliferation of nukes!

this is a cut footage, not the full original. i remember the original version on Sep 2000 is longer, why not release the complete footage of the interview？

great man

Rest in Peace Former President Jiang Zemin 🙏

Jiang is so smart ！！

Great

Very well said on Jiang’s reply, why China has to apply the American way, do the same as the US? Lot’s of sharp questions, lots of excellent answers from Jiang.

@BullshitKissinger

Жыл бұрын

Bcause Mike Wallace is an American reporter. If China do not want to apply A. W. NO PROBLEM. But the benefits for Chinese people are KEY, not for reporter or American, U.S. How do you think WHO's getting BIG benefits if Communist Party Leaders like Jang keep applying the DICTATORSHIP forever?🤔

江主席，幽默又风趣的长者，一路走好😢

@tibetan5637

Жыл бұрын

dao you know how many people he killed? 👎

@user-xq4zt6uq1j

Жыл бұрын

@@tibetan5637 You know?🤣I just want to express that his contribution to the development of the country and his personal charm are admirable. Without perfect people, all people will make mistakes.He accomplished his mission

@user-wo7jf6od2c

Жыл бұрын

😭😭😭

@yunfeiwang3829

Жыл бұрын

@@tibetan5637Guess how many people the other China’s presidents killed?

Thanks for uploading this video. Hopefully, the uncut version of this interview can be released, and this may be the first time a Chinese leader would like to speak with a western journalist without constraints after 1949. We miss the time when China and US are patterns and hope the Chinese leaders can be more open mind, willing to share, and embrace democracy and freedom. We are mourning not only to Present Jiang Zemin but also the time when we saw hope and light.

@jcrobin1991

Жыл бұрын

Had Biden spoken to a Chinese journalist ever?

@01tk69

Жыл бұрын

@@jcrobin1991 😂

@Chengdu_Urban_Pulse

Жыл бұрын

就算中国拥抱了自由和民主，中美也不会再次成为伙伴，美国会压制一切可能威胁他地位的国家，日本是美国忠实的盟友，在1980年代也被美国使用各种手段压制

@kameraldbahrul3432

Жыл бұрын

@@Chengdu_Urban_Pulse what democracy if only the elite who can become leader of the country. Every country have their own style government. Not everything is must Freedom and democracy

@Chengdu_Urban_Pulse

Жыл бұрын

@@kameraldbahrul3432 totally agree

Wow, certainly an interview of integrity compared to today in my humble view

Mike Wallace drank 3 pots of coffee before the interview, but they had a rapport. He, too, was a student protestor. More respected every day.

Literally just looked him up yesterday

@aRcTiCbLu3

Жыл бұрын

You killed him

@coleworld4924

Жыл бұрын

@@aRcTiCbLu3 And that’s why you manifest

💯🌹💯👏 to Mr. Zemin closings statements...👍.."Mutual Understanding between 2 people's..." however it isn't the same as being "FRIENDS" as the hosts trying to rephrase Mr. Zemin's statements incorrectly..🙄😏😑..

respect

So charming leadership

I wish the current leaders of China were this confident, charismatic and open-minded.

@seeworldhd8804

Жыл бұрын

The current leader of China is a lot Tougher 😐

美國的華萊士比你們不知高到哪去了，我跟他談笑風生！ (America's Wallace is so much more superior to you, I had a great chat and laugh with him!) -- Jiang Zemin castigating Hong Kong reporters, 27/10/2000

@tomsuh1362

Жыл бұрын

He prove how dumb American are and how US knows little about how other countries really operate.

@Isuppose12

Жыл бұрын

🤣 “So young so naïve”

@user-yg6vi2yo5z

Жыл бұрын

回头来看，华茉士也配？

@hfd9662

Жыл бұрын

就这个视频来看，华莱士真的表现的很没风度，问题的水平也很low

@dl5066

6 ай бұрын

@@hfd9662永远的傲慢和偏见

EXCITED！！

RIP🙏🏻

Rest in peace Jiang. Dictator or not, most Chinese owe you a lot for you lifting our life standard and opening our eyes to the rest of the world.

@MH-pz8wf

Жыл бұрын

It's as if for German saying Hitler, monster or not, he lifted German pride, economy and national power.

@mevech

Жыл бұрын

@@MH-pz8wf comparing someone who saved millions of lives and a war criminal, show some respect.

@MH-pz8wf

Жыл бұрын

@@mevech It's just to some someone might be a hero but not to others

@maxwang2537

Жыл бұрын

Very true, this brought tears to my eyes.

@MH-pz8wf

Жыл бұрын

@Eddie Hughes One doesn't have to visit the sun to know it's hot there