Hong Kong NPC Standing Committee member Tam Yiu-chung (pictured), it was revealed that his next generation has long since emigrated to foreign countries, leaving his father in Hong Kong “alone and patriotic”. Not only that, Tan’s eldest son, Tan Jianhong, and his daughter-in-law, Liang Zhongping, are engaged in immigration business in Australia, holding seminars on immigration and assisting fellow countrymen to go for capital. (Photo credit: VOA)
It has become the norm for CCP officials, NPC deputies, CPPCC members and their Family members to have foreign nationality in official circles. Since Xi Jinping came to power, he has been cracking down on “naked officials” and has been investigating those who have foreign nationality, either personally or through their relatives. Recently, Mr. Tam Yiu-chung, a member of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC), who is on the U.S. sanctions list, was revealed that his next generation had already emigrated to foreign countries, leaving his father alone in Hong Kong as a “lone patriot”. The company’s eldest son, Tan Jianhong, and his daughter-in-law, Liang Zhongping, are also engaged in the immigration business in Australia, and Liang Zhongping even held a seminar on immigration in Sichuan to help fellow countrymen to go for capital.
Xi takes office to crack down on naked officials
After Xi Jinping took office in late 2012, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) began to crack down on naked officials and those who refused to renounce their foreign citizenship. According to Apple Daily, Beijing used to “turn a blind eye” to officials and members of the two councils holding foreign nationality because of the need for unification, but as Xi Jinping seeks to clean up his ranks, Beijing has begun to focus on the loyalty of these individuals. In 2015, nearly 1,000 officials in Guangdong Province were forcibly reassigned because they or their relatives did not want to give up their foreign passports. The National People’s Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), known as the “Club of Nations,” have also been purged, with those found to hold foreign nationality, such as former CPPCC member Gong Li and former Hebei Provincial People’s Congress deputy Sun Xiang, being removed from their positions.
NPC Standing Committee’s Daughter-in-law Assists Mainland Compatriot in Capital Walk
The two sons of Hong Kong NPC Standing Committee member Tam Yiu-chung are living in Australia, and Tam has said that his two sons are as patriotic and love the Party as he is. Recently, Next Magazine found that his eldest son Tam Kin Hong and daughter-in-law Leung Chung Ping not only became Australian citizens, but also opened an audit and corporate advisory services company in Perth, providing accounting services for the Chinese, but also incidentally engaged in immigration consulting business. It is reported that in 2014, Liang Zhongping cooperated with the local leading immigration service group to hold investment immigration seminars in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, to guide mainland compatriots on how to leave the country and go for capital.
In 2014, Liang went to Chengdu, Sichuan Province as a member of the professional consultant team of ISA Group to attend the “Australian Investment Immigration Legal Seminar”, and other members of the consultant team included Li Rui, who was a judge of the Sichuan Provincial High People’s Court. The group was later reorganized as Perdaman Global Services, which describes itself as “the leader in the Australian immigration and visa agency industry” and has helped more than 35,000 people migrate to Australia over the years.
Last year, The Australian published an article “Chinese Australians warn of sleeper agents”, revealing that the sons of Tam Yiu-chung and Hong Kong Education Secretary Yeung Yun-hung had become Australian citizens. The Australian newspaper published an article “Chinese Australians warn of sleeper agents” in which it was revealed that the sons of Tam Yiu-chung and Hong Kong Education Secretary Yeung Yun-hung had become Australian citizens.
Zhang Kunyang calls for a thorough investigation in Australia
Hong Kong Democratic Party Vice Chairman Lam Cheuk Ting questioned, Tam Yiu-chung open-mouthed patriotism, and praised the Greater Bay Area, but could not convince his son to contribute to the development of the Greater Bay Area to the motherland, but to do business in Western countries, mocking Tam Yiu-chung family “scolding the United States is work, son living in Australia is Life“; also said that even in Australia, Tan Jianhong should continue to patriotism, to attract He also said that even in Australia, Tan should continue to be patriotic and attract Australians to immigrate to the Greater Bay Area, but now he is only telling people to leave China with money, which is not like that.
The exiled democrat Zhang Kunyang believes that Mr. and Mrs. Tan Jianhong assisted Chinese and Hong Kong people in Australia to immigrate to Australia in violation of the Hong Kong version of the National Security Law, and that the Chinese Communist Party criticized Mr. Dai Yaoting for violating the National Security Law when he proposed that Hong Kong people should leave for foreign countries, and said that encouraging immigrants is actually “splitting the country”; on the contrary, Mr. Tan’s son and daughter-in-law directly helped Chinese and Hong Kong people to go for capital In contrast, Tam Yiu-chung’s son and daughter-in-law directly helped Chinese and Hong Kong people to leave the country with capital. In addition, when naturalized in a foreign country, they have to swear allegiance to the foreign country, which is against the national interests of the Chinese Communist Party.
Zhang Kunyang also said that Australia has established the “Anti-infiltration Law”, suggesting that the Australian authorities should thoroughly investigate the people naturalized in Australia with the assistance of Tan Jianhong, and find out whether their true identities are agents of the Chinese Communist Party.
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