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Chen Pokong aka, Chen Jinsong, (born December 1963) is a Chinese author and political commentator living in the United States. Born in Sichuan Province, China, Chen came to the United States in 1996 after spending years in prison and forced labor for writings supporting democracy and political reform in China, which the authorities described as "counter-revolutionary propaganda." In the U.S., he regularly appears as an analyst on Chinese current affair programs, including Voice of America, Radio Free Asia, New Tang Dynasty Television, and others.〔Chen Pokong's appearances in (Voice of America, Chinese edition ). Accessed June 30, 2013〕 In 2007, Chen was awarded the "Prominent News and Culture Award."〔Chen Pokong biography and commentary, (Radio Free Asia ). Accessed June 30, 2013〕 ==Biography== Chen Pokong was an Assistant Professor of economics at Zhongshan University in Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, when the 1989 pro-democracy demonstrations began in China. He co-organized the protests and was arrested in 1989. After nearly five years in prison on two separate occasions, Chen was exiled to the United States in 1996. There, he became a visiting scholar at Columbia University, and then obtained MPA from there. Chen later built a career in the United States as a Principal of a Business School located in Manhattan, New York. At the same time, he has been writing for Chinese pro-reform or pro-democracy publications, As a talented writer, he has published a number of influential books in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan: Power Struggle behind Red Wall, 2014,(); Japan, US and China, Coming War in Asia, 2014 ();Inside Story of Red Paper Tiger, 2013 (); If U.S., Japan, and China Go to War, 2013 (); Zhongnanhai's Thick Black Theory, 2010,(); One hundred points of common sense about China,2007,(). As a prominent critic and writer, Chen has been writing and speaking on a number of media, including Radio Free Asia, Voice of America, Hong Kong Open Magazine, Beijing Spring,〔Beijing Spring, (Brief of No. 198 ), November 2009. Accessed June 31, 2013〕 and others; speaking at news conferences,〔Getty Images, (Activist Chen Pokong speaks during a news conference ), June 4, 2009〕〔Human Rights in China, (17 prominent Chinese dissidents living in exile in the U.S. - demand the right to return to China ), October 12, 1997〕 panel discussions,〔International Tibet Network, (Implications of the Gongmeng Report on Tibet ), June 25, 2009. Accessed June 31, 2013〕 and other events;〔PEN America, (Bringing Down The Great Firewall Of China - Chen Pokong ), 2008. Accessed June 31, 2013〕 writing books;〔Chen Pokong, (Zhongnan hai hou hei xue ), Xianggang: Kai fang chu ban she, 2009〕 and offering commentary to media.〔Tzou Jing-wen, (INTERVIEW: Chinese dissident urges caution on cross-strait ties ), October 23, 2008. Accessed June 30, 2013〕〔Louisa Lim, "(China Leader's Absence Could Spell Political Trouble )", National Public Radio, September 14, 2012. Accessed June 31, 2013〕〔Matthew Robertson, "(In Shift, Snowden Now Said to Reveal US Monitoring of China )," Epoch Times, June 23, 2013. Accessed June 31, 2013〕 Topics of Chen's analysis include a range of contemporary topics involving the People's Republic of China and its political system, including: democracy, freedom of speech, instability, corruption, economic affairs, military affairs, foreign relations, cross-Strait affairs, political reform, and strategic affairs. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Chen Pokong」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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