首次解密：安可替代｜中共史上最大秘密工程｜数万亿级别｜孔绍逊曾任副总指挥
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First Decryption: Anke Replacement | The Largest Secret Project in CCP History | Trillions in Scale | Kong Shaoxun Once Served as Deputy Commander-in-Chief
Today is Monday. As part of our weekly major decryption initiative under the Transparency Program, this episode is broadcast simultaneously with this week's breaking news from Breaking Point Weekly. In other words, this program is a video version of this week's breaking news, shared concurrently with Breaking Point Weekly. I hereby declare that all programs broadcast simultaneously with Breaking Point Weekly are absolutely authentic, and all information has undergone professional-level cross-verification. You can watch with confidence.
During the last live broadcast about Huawei and Ren Zhengfei, I casually mentioned the term "Anke chip." Several viewers immediately contacted me, telling me that Anke is not a brand, but a project, a business. It seems there are definitely knowledgeable people among our viewers. I, of course, know this, but I haven't dared to say it directly, so I've been giving evasive answers. Recently, more and more friends have been asking about this news. Since things are already like this, I might as well be frank and explain everything clearly about the Anke Replacement Project.
As everyone knows, Xi Jinping has a holistic national security concept. After taking power in China, he strongly promoted national security as the guiding principle, and the Anke Replacement Project is one such national security project. This is an extremely large project. Its initial goal was to reconstruct China's entire e-government system, achieving complete domestic replacement of both hardware and software. Later, the project expanded to broadcasting, television, healthcare, education, and state-owned enterprise systems. Due to its extremely broad scope and the vast amount of equipment that needs to be replaced, the estimated cost is trillions of yuan. From early research and development to later replacement, from ordinary PC terminals to large servers and switches, from printers to LED lights to office air conditioning systems, everything using chips or operating systems must be replaced with Anke Replacement. Therefore, the total investment in the entire project should far exceed that of ordinary civil engineering projects such as the Three Gorges Dam and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. And the ordinary people know nothing about this enormous project. This is precisely why I, Old Du, am risking my life to reveal it to the world. There's another reason why Lao Du is making this program. From the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to various "little pinks" (pro-China nationalists), in recent years, many have scoffed at the bans imposed by Western governments and companies on Huawei, ZTE, and other electronic devices, claiming it's trade protectionism that overgeneralizes the concept of national security. In reality, China's approach is to boycott all Western electronic products. China is the country that most blatantly overgeneralizes the concept of national security, bar none. This program will unveil that truth.
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首次解密：安可替代｜中共史上最大秘密工程｜数万亿级别｜孔绍逊曾任副总指挥
Du Wen 内蒙古杜文
3,557 views
Become a member of this channel to enjoy the following benefits:
@duwen2024
First Decryption: Anke Replacement | The Largest Secret Project in CCP History | Trillions in Scale | Kong Shaoxun Once Served as Deputy Commander-in-Chief
Today is Monday. As part of our weekly major decryption initiative under the Transparency Program, this episode is broadcast simultaneously with this week's breaking news from Breaking Point Weekly. In other words, this program is a video version of this week's breaking news, shared concurrently with Breaking Point Weekly. I hereby declare that all programs broadcast simultaneously with Breaking Point Weekly are absolutely authentic, and all information has undergone professional-level cross-verification. You can watch with confidence.
During the last live broadcast about Huawei and Ren Zhengfei, I casually mentioned the term "Anke chip." Several viewers immediately contacted me, telling me that Anke is not a brand, but a project, a business. It seems there are definitely knowledgeable people among our viewers. I, of course, know this, but I haven't dared to say it directly, so I've been giving evasive answers. Recently, more and more friends have been asking about this news. Since things are already like this, I might as well be frank and explain everything clearly about the Anke Replacement Project.
As everyone knows, Xi Jinping has a holistic national security concept. After taking power in China, he strongly promoted national security as the guiding principle, and the Anke Replacement Project is one such national security project. This is an extremely large project. Its initial goal was to reconstruct China's entire e-government system, achieving complete domestic replacement of both hardware and software. Later, the project expanded to broadcasting, television, healthcare, education, and state-owned enterprise systems. Due to its extremely broad scope and the vast amount of equipment that needs to be replaced, the estimated cost is trillions of yuan. From early research and development to later replacement, from ordinary PC terminals to large servers and switches, from printers to LED lights to office air conditioning systems, everything using chips or operating systems must be replaced with Anke Replacement. Therefore, the total investment in the entire project should far exceed that of ordinary civil engineering projects such as the Three Gorges Dam and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. And the ordinary people know nothing about this enormous project. This is precisely why I, Old Du, am risking my life to reveal it to the world. There's another reason why Lao Du is making this program. From the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to various "little pinks" (pro-China nationalists), in recent years, many have scoffed at the bans imposed by Western governments and companies on Huawei, ZTE, and other electronic devices, claiming it's trade protectionism that overgeneralizes the concept of national security. In reality, China's approach is to boycott all Western electronic products. China is the country that most blatantly overgeneralizes the concept of national security, bar none. This program will unveil that truth.