“How could I kill you?”

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Chen Hong as Diaochan - Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1994)
I’m watching through This Is Not A Drill: A Hypothetical Crisis in the South China Sea since Chen Hong, the Professor of Australian Studies whose visa was recently cancelled on national security grounds, was on the panel.
It turns out to be a roleplay/wargaming of a FONOP gone wrong, with Chen acting as the Chinese ambassador. I didn’t really get a better understanding of him since his role was to describe what actions China might take in a crisis, but it was pretty chilling to hear Gareth Evans suggest in 2018 that Australia’s good relations with China mean we’d be able to help de-escalate the situation.
Evans said that Australia would be trusted enough by both sides that when we told China and the US that their shows of force and inflammatory rhetoric were unhelpful, they’d take us seriously. Given the past year, that’s probably no longer the case.
(from Shiyue’s Instagram story 2.5.19)
Puzzle spots Absent-Minded Chen Hong and hopes he will be easier to talk to.
Hong Chen and Yan Zhao's free dance costumes at the 2017 Asian Winter Games and 2017 Four Continents.
(Photos from Zimbio: 1 and 2)
Hong Chen and Yan Zhao's short dance costumes at the 2016 Cup of China.
(Source: zimbio.com)
“Kill me, go on!”