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Chinese diplomat Chen Yonglin made the extraordinary decision to defect in 2005, putting his life on the line to expose Beijing's secrets - including allegations of political kidnappings and a vast network of spies.
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*Synopsis | Chinese Whispers (2005)*
He was a rising star of the Chinese diplomatic service, and Chen Yonglin was very good at his job - a job that included spying and informing on Chinese-Australians. But what the communists didn't count on is that Chen had a conscience and a craving for freedom. He, his wife and young daughter decided to defect. And he has secrets - big secrets. 1,000 Chinese informers operating in our country, and even Government-sanctioned abductions. And that's left our Government grappling with its own conscience. Is the life of one man more important than diplomatic peace and quiet?
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Chinese diplomat Chen Yonglin made the extraordinary decision to defect in 2005, putting his life on the line to expose Beijing's secrets - including allegations of political kidnappings and a vast network of spies.
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*Synopsis | Chinese Whispers (2005)*
He was a rising star of the Chinese diplomatic service, and Chen Yonglin was very good at his job - a job that included spying and informing on Chinese-Australians. But what the communists didn't count on is that Chen had a conscience and a craving for freedom. He, his wife and young daughter decided to defect. And he has secrets - big secrets. 1,000 Chinese informers operating in our country, and even Government-sanctioned abductions. And that's left our Government grappling with its own conscience. Is the life of one man more important than diplomatic peace and quiet?
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For over forty years, 60 Minutes Australia have been telling Australians the world’s greatest stories. Tales that changed history, our nation and our lives. Reporters Liz Hayes, Tara Brown, Amelia Adams, Adam Hegarty, Dimity Clancey and Nick McKenzie look past the headlines because there is always a bigger picture. Sundays are for 60 Minutes Australia.
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