[Epoch Times February 20, 2021]Professor of Fudan University, famous for his anti-AmericanChen Ping, After revealing the photos of living in Texas, the US media investigation found that Chen Ping had lived in the US for more than 30 years and ownedMansion。
Chen PingOn February 15th, he told the mainland media that he is currently trapped in his home in Texas (Texas) and cannot go out. He has planned to prepare for water cuts, power cuts, and communication interruptions.
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On February 17, Chen Ping, who also serves as the host of the program “Meishan On the Sword”, posted on his Weibo that he was in the high-tech district of Austin, the capital of Texas, which he had not encountered in decades due to a sudden drop There was a power outage for 7 hours.
Chen Ping also posted a self-portrait photo on Weibo. In the photo, he was wearing a hat and a scarf standing in the ice and snow, with a detached house behind him, showing the conditions of the cold current in Texas.
Radio Free Asia published two articles in succession on February 19, revealing the details of Chen Ping. According to the report, Chen Ping, who was nicknamed an “anti-American fighter,” claimed to have worked and studied in the United States for more than 30 years since he went to the United States to study in 1980.
According to the report, Chen Ping not only enjoysAnti-American is work“Going to the U.S. is a life” generous treatment, his remarks are consistent with the CCP’s large-scale publicity, but its position is more radical than the CCP’s official.
According to the report, a comparison of satellite images showed that Chen Ping and his wife’s current properties in Texas match the appearance of his self-exposed selfies trapped in the snow. The location is in the Cedar Park community north of Austin, the capital of Texas. There are golf courses and hiking trails nearby, and the environment is beautiful.
U.S. real estate transaction records show that the owner of the same English name as Chen Ping (Chen Ping) purchased the detached house in Cedar Park in August 2017 with Song Guohe Chen, who is believed to be the owner’s wife. It was priced at US$394,000 at the time, with an area of approximately 2,725 square feet and four rooms. The current valuation is US$416,000.
In addition, the owner named Chen Ping borrowed from the bank in August 2017, withdrew a home equity loan (Home Equity Loan), and sold another property in Austin. Comparing the transaction time, it is believed that the owner cashed out the bank for the purchase of the new bungalow in Cedar Park in the same year.
According to the report, public information also showed that the properties sold were purchased by Chen Ping and Song Guohe Chen (believed to be Chen’s wife) in 1991. There are also four bedrooms with an area of 1,621 square feet. The property was finally sold for US$419,000 in February 2020, with a book profit of US$350,000.
Chen Ping, 77, studied in the United States in the fall of 1980 and received a PhD in physics from the University of Texas at Austin in 1987.
Chen Ping’s resume shows that since 1988, he has worked in both the United States and China. From 1988 to 2002, he worked at the University of Texas at Austin; from 1988 to 1994, he was also an associate professor at the Institute of Management Science of Peking University; from 1999 to 2013, he was a professor at the China Center for Economic Research at Peking University.
After retiring in 2013, he still has a lot of titles, such as senior researcher at the China Research Institute of Fudan University, adjunct professor at the School of Economics of Fudan University, adjunct professor at the School of Economics at Peking University, and host of the program “The Sword of Meishan”.
Chen Ping was ridiculed as out-and-out “Anti-American is work“Going to the United States is one of the typical representatives of life.” Although he has lived in the United States for more than 30 years and knows the differences between China and the United States, he has long made anti-American remarks in order to win the favor of the Chinese Communist authorities.
Some analysts pointed out: “You can make money, be famous, and you can live happily by calling the United States; calling China is too costly.”
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