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Silent Contest ("较量无声") is a Chinese communist military propaganda film produced by the People's Liberation Army's National Defense University Information Management Center, purporting to expose and explain the secret battle, or conspiracy, the United States is waging against the People's Republic of China.〔ChinaScope, (Silent Contest II ), accessed June 7, 2014〕 The documentary runs for 92 minutes. According to the official newspaper ''Global Times'', "The film is an exploration of the belief that the US remains China's enemy and has never stopped its strategies to westernize and divide China."〔 Some analysts have called it a "masterpiece" of political propaganda, while others called it "eerie," "paranoid," "bizarre," or "alarming." Silent Contest consists primarily of interviews with hawkish Chinese military scholars and analysts, interspersed with narration that drives the explanation of the U.S. plot. It first circulated among military enthusiasts and Internet users in China in late October, 2013.〔Huang Jingjing, Global Times, "'(Silent Contest' silenced )," November 17, 2013. Accessed June 7, 2014〕 == U.S.-led Conspiracy == The central thesis of the documentary is that the United States is engaged in a global conspiracy to hold China back, hamper its development, and ultimately topple the Chinese Communist Party using the doctrine of "peaceful evolution." Among the alleged tactics that Washington seeks to use against China are military-to-military exchanges and communications during times of crisis, which the leaders of both countries have publicly advocated. “We have to take careful precaution and look out for the smallest detail, and build a strong political and ideological line of defense,” says General Wang Xibin, the president of National Defense University, in the documentary.〔 There are a range of key tools that the United States is said to use to carry out this scheme: Political infiltration, cultural infiltration, change of public opinion, ideological infiltration, organizational infiltration, political interference, and social infiltration.〔 Western support for leaders of Chinese minorities, such as the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama, and the Uyghur dissident Rebiya Kadeer, are also singled out as problematic.〔 “Conflict and struggle with the American hegemonic system is inevitable on the path of China’s national rejuvenation,” the film says, in the introductory sentences. “It is a century-long battle." 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「Silent Contest」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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