#China Used Actors For Propaganda Video That Wasn't Even At Galwan; Shot It Over 4 Hours
After #Beijing released a propaganda video showing the Chinese flag in Galwan, Ladakh, Weibo users pointed out th
After #Beijing released a propaganda video showing the Chinese flag in Galwan, Ladakh, Weibo users pointed out th
After Beijing released a propaganda video on 1 January allegedly showing the Chinese flag in Ladakh's Galwan valley, some users on the Chinese social media platform Weibo have pointed out that the Communist Party (CCP) used Chinese actors for the entire ceremony.
Media reports have stated that users on Weibo indicated the CCP used actor Wu Jung and his wife Xie Nan, who is also a TV host, to stage the dramatic flag-raising ceremony on the first day of 2022.
It is to note that China released the propaganda video at a time when Beijing has enforced the controversial land border law while also continuing to cover the country’s aggressive expansionism under the disguise of a cheerful exchange of sweets with the Indian side at Chushul.
While Chinese state media had claimed that the Chinese national flag was hurled by PLA troops at Galwan, Weibo users pointed out top actors of the country taking part in the staged ceremony and posted screenshots from the video.
Top Chinese actors spotted in Beijing's propaganda video
Media reports stated that the location where the ceremony was staged took place nearly 28 kilometres behind Galwan river. It is also to note that Wu Jing is one
Media reports stated that the location where the ceremony was staged took place nearly 28 kilometres behind Galwan river. It is also to note that Wu Jing is one
of China’s top actors and has even played a protagonist in several Chinese films including a range of roles as a soldier of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA).
He is well known for the role of a Chinese soldier in the movie ‘The Battle at Lake Changjin’. As per media reports, The Battle at Lake Changjin is the most expensive movie made in China with a budget of $200 million.
Its story was approved by CCP and was announced as a part of the Communist Party’s 100th Anniversary last year.
Another renowned face spotted by Weibo users in China’s propaganda video is Wu’s wife, Xie Nan who reportedly rose to fame in a 2007 drama series, Jian Xing Tian Xia.
She is also known for her prominent roles in A Chinese Odyssey Part Three, The Faces of My Gene, and The Day We Lit Up the Sky.
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