Wall Street Journal

   The new year has passed by like always, but with fewer people celebrating on the street.some people did rejoice outside though, we dared not. After all, life matters. We have to stay at home and have some fun with ourselves. Then a question just popped out of my mind: Now that Biden has sworn in as the President, how will he deal with the Chinese fugitive Miles Kwok(aka Guo Wengui who was active in supporting Trump during the presidential election)? Are there any bystanders like me who are curious about this? Miles Kwok has done quite a lot of ridiculous things since he fled to the United States to run away from China's arrest. Especially after his entanglement with Bannon, a variety of tricks emerged one after another, such as GTV, Gnews, "Take Down the CCP", "Whistleblower Movement" and "New Federal State of China". For Kwok, it seems that his day is in vain without stirring up any news.  I can't figure out why Bannon was willing to work with

  Face-changing is a well-known performing art in Sichuan Province in Western China. With the traditional Chinese opera rhythm, actors can show dozens of facial masks in just a few seconds. People who have seen the show are amazed. Miles Kwok is a former businessman who fled to the United States after being wanted in China for criminal behaviour including bribery, fraud, money laundering, kidnapping and rape. Of course, a businessman cannot master the art of face-changing, but the word face-changing has another meaning—to change one's facial expressions and attitudes. Miles Kwok can adjust his role orientation and facial expressions at any time when facing different people, to be angry or laughing, to be happy or sad, to tread on or lick, to be a gentleman or a villain, and to be a grandpa or a grandson. It is said that the former Chinese businessman does very well in this. Through the way of "face-changing", Kwok made enormous wealth in China and became a billionaire. Mo