CIA Launches Videos to Persuade Chinese Officials to Work for Them

The CIA published two videos aimed at persuading Chinese officials to share state and trade secrets with the United States.
CIA Launches Videos to Persuade Chinese Officials to Work for Them
FILE - The seal of the Central Intelligence Agency stands next to a U.S. flag at CIA headquarters in Langley, Va. AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File
Wim De Gent
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As rumors of power struggles within the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) continue, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) published two videos on Thursday aimed at persuading Chinese officials to share state and trade secrets with the United States.

The two videos, each under three minutes long and shot with Hollywood-level production value, feature a narrator speaking in Mandarin. The voiceovers portray a person wanting to take control of his future and include a message that seeks to persuade officials to contact the CIA and work for the U.S. agency.

Wim De Gent
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