Having common sense is a blessing in contemporary times, implying that the CCP's convoluted legal system destroys common sense and logical reasoning

The Shen Yun dance performance 'The Enchanted Painting' depicts the journey of a young man who fights to rescue his bride from an evil dragon, illustrating how authentic Chinese culture shows that relationships require sacrifice and courage

A Justice Department exam scenario asked whether a husband who failed to rescue his divorcing wife who drowned constitutes committing 'non action,' with the official answer being 'No'

The CCP rolled out simplified Chinese characters in 1955 with the alleged goal of improving literacy, but the simplification drastically changed the inner meanings of the language and culture

The Chinese word for 'good' ('hao') literally means 'woman' when its components are separated, reflecting traditional values that 'a good woman and a hardworking man make a perfectly happy couple'

Issues that Westerners report having with mainland Chinese spouses or partners are more than just cultural differences; they reflect moral and cognitive corruption by the CCP

The speaker disagrees with the standard explanations for why Chinese women appear heartless, arguing that an important factor is being ignored

Chinese people believe their language and culture is divinely inspired, with characters rich in meaning where components combine to create meaningful wholes (e.g., 'labor' + 'field' = 'man')

A common question used by Chinese women to test their boyfriends' devotion is whether they would save their mother or girlfriend first if both fell in water and only one could be saved

The scenario of choosing between mother and girlfriend is a stupid question because it creates an extreme situation that tears a family apart instead of bringing them together

In 2013, the question of whether a man who rescues his girlfriend but lets his mother die in a fire commits the crime of 'non action' appeared on a Chinese Justice Department judicial exam, with the official answer being 'True'

The 2015 viral post about the mother-girlfriend choice caused serious debates in China, with Chinese media announcing that 'the state has provided the answer' about whom to save

Chinese men were confused by the 2015 post about the mother-girlfriend choice and asked whether the rule applied differently if the other person was a wife rather than a girlfriend

According to Chinese legal experts' clarification, a man will not commit a crime if he saves his wife first in a situation where both wife and mother face danger, distinguishing wives from girlfriends

According to CCP legal logic, a man would commit 'non action' if he rescued his girlfriend and let his mother die, but would be innocent if he watched his divorcing wife drown and did nothing to save her

A second step in addressing CCP corruption is to help Chinese people understand traditional values in the context of their own culture

The Shen Yun dance performance 'Splitting the Mountain' tells the story of a boy determined to save his mother, illustrating traditional Chinese values of sacrifice and filial devotion

The movie 'Return to Dust' was recently banned by the CCP due to its realistic depiction of poverty and hardship in rural China

Despite depicting misfortune and hardship throughout their lives, no one in 'Return to Dust' is more in love than the main couple, embodying authentic human values of devotion and commitment

Lei's favorite Shen Yun program is 'Beauty Trap,' based on the legend of Diao Chan, one of the four most beautiful women in Chinese history who used her beauty to help a weak emperor end chaos in his kingdom