Beijing says cremated spy remains returned from Taiwan remind of ‘heroic deeds’
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Using words with strong emotional connotations to influence an audience.
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“The Communist Party’s espionage activities in Taiwan started in the final months of the civil war, with the defeated KMT retreating to the island in June 1949.”
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“Mainland Chinese authorities have not officially stated how many spies and other operatives were killed on the island.”
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“Three have been returned in recent months, according to current public reports.”
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“On March 27, the ashes of Chen Lin, who died in Taiwan in 1950, were escorted by representatives from both sides back to his hometown in Hefei, Anhui province, according to Henan TV.”
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“Chen had enlisted for the military in 1938 when the Communist Party and the KMT had formed an alliance, despite tension and scepticism between them, to fight Japanese aggression.”
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“Chen was assigned a secret mission to work for the Communist Party from Taiwan, Henan TV said.”
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“In spring 1949, months before the People’s Republic of China was founded, Chen wrote a letter home claiming he would be at work on this business trip for a long time. It was the last time his family heard from him.”
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