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Jiang Zemin’s Secret Treaty with Russia Again Exposed 


On March22, right after the two sessions was over,
Xi Jinping officially visited Russia, with his wife. 
Chinese Communist Party(CCP) mouthpiece, Xinhua News,

published the“Sino-Russian statement” claiming to mutually
support each other’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
This triggered the exposure of the historical cover-up of 
former leader Jiang Zimin’s signing over of China’s territory to Russia.

Many Chinese are indignant towards Japan 
when the Diaoyu Islands dispute is mentioned.
And when the Paracel and Spratly Islands are mentioned,
many Chinese condemn Vietnam and the Philippines.
Yet in recent years, the talk of Haisenwei—former Chinese
territory—has disappeared from the Chinese media.
In2012, Haisenwei became Russia’s Vladivostok 
during the media reports for Russia’s APEC meeting.

When and how did Haisenwei become Russia’s territory 
and who had made the decision?
These are closely guarded secrets 
in the hands of the CCP and its domestic media.

According to the1996 Sino-Soviet Treaty,
China should have reclaimed Haisenwei.
Yet, on July16,2001, Jiang Zemin and Russian President
Vladimir Putin signed a“Sino-Soviet Treaty” of neighborly
friendship and cooperation in Kremlin, Moscow, in which
China formally recognized that Haisenwei and neighboring 
far east territories no longer belonged to China.

[Professor Zhang Tianliang, George Mason University]:
"After1989, when China and Russia opened their borders,
Jiang Zemin was about to give Russia all of those territories,
which could have been reclaimed instead. 
Some of them were occupied by Russia, such as 
Jiangdong64 Tuen, which China could also have reclaimed; 
but Jiang gave them all up.”

In the2001 Sino-Soviet Treaty of good-neighborly friendship
and cooperation, and a secret treaty signed by Jiang Zemin,
Li Peng and Yeltsin in1999, China gave Russia more than
300-million square kilometers of Chinese territory.
These treaties regarding territorial boundaries are being
deliberately concealed, even to this day.
The CCP have not used them to trigger the same spark 
as with the Diaoyu Islands.

Dr. Wang Juntao, Columbia University Political Science
thinks that to obtain weapons technology from Russia and
gain advantage over Taiwan, Jiang gave up China’s territories;
but in reality, he did not gain anything.

Dr. Wang Juntao:“Russia knew that many places in the
boarder were uncertain and it has always considered China as a potential enemy.
Russia’s defense outline gives an aim to ensure 
a two-generation lead ahead of China in weapons.
At the same time, Russia has teamed up with India to ensure
that India is one generation ahead of China in weapons.
In actuality, although Russia sold many weapons to China,
the weapons were not technically advanced.”

Wang Juntao believes that the treaties signed by Jiang Zemin
regarding territory are unconstitutional.

In2003, Wang and some overseas Chinese law experts
established a Judicial Watch, submitting their first case
—a lawsuit against Jiang Zemin—to the Chinese
National People's Congress(NPC).

Dr. Wang Juntao:"When Jiang Zemin signed these treaties,
he did not have the authority to do so.
He was the President and General Secretary of the CCP,
and the Chairman of the Central Military Commission. 
He was not in a position to directly sign or negotiates a treaty,
although he could approve one—it was unconstitutional.”
Media reports that the reason Jiang Zemin covered up
his betrayal of China was to conceal his darker history.

Zhang Tianliang:“There is a scholar called Lu Jiaping, who
published a series of articles exposing Jiang Zemin’s secrets,
using the term"two traitors and two lies”—meaning that,
Jiang was a traitor for both Japan and Russia,
and was a fake CCP member as well as having a
fake identification with a phony father.”

In recent history, Russia has taken 
more Chinese territory than any other country.
In2009, Hu Jintao was forced to make a speech regarding
the Diaoyu Islands, national sovereignty, and over the loss 
of Haisenwei and Jiang’s embarrassing political legacy.
Now that Xi Jinping is shaking hands with the same Putin,
observers are considering Xi’s current strategy as being 
the"alliance with Russia against Japan.”
Prof. Yin Hong, from the Institute of International Relations
at China’s Renmin University, points out that,
this treaty does not mean that Russia will take any
concrete actions to support China.