I am a good man, wishing no one any ill. I hope to return to China to take my rightful place as China’s current succession Emperor (family no longer being in exile). I am the second-cousin to the late Zhou Enlai, Chaing Kai-shek, and Sun Yat-sen.

I hope to gain the approval and blessing of God and the approval and blessing of the American people and government for my return home to China. My family’s genealogy threads throughout the entire history of China, either in the foreground or in the background.

http://himyaosui.wordpress.com

Should China have a good king, a very solid and upright man, would Americans care? Would this man receive the support and backing of the U.S. government? Or would this man be hated by Americans to the point of them wanting him dead?

What would this man’s value be to a great, upright, and honorable United States of America?

Where would a good king stand on the many political issues facing this world? Would this man be impartial and upright? A fair judge, a man of god, a holy man, a true Christian, kind, merciful, upright, and a wise king? Chinese you say? Humm? Well, that’s a very hard thing for many Americans to believe.

Chinese are thought of as being strange, heathen-like, stupid, and dumb, low-life creatures, rather than being human in the eyes of most and many Whites.

If a truly good man existed or rose out of the ashes, would such a man be loved by American Whites and would the U.S. government support his administration of mainland China?

In 1122 to 256 BC, my family ruled all of China and lived royally as the kings, queens, and princes of China. The Chin and Han Dynasties next rule China and it seems like those people who have been enlightened do rule the world. The Wei Dynasty comes to power and China divided for the very first time, governed by the Wei, Shu, and Wu Dynasties. This period is known as the three kingdom period in China’s history. The Wei Dynasty under Hsienbei tribe leadership next controls and unites China once again. My family integrates into the Hsienbei clan and people as part of their leadership long before their conquest of China and becomes their leading family.

The Wei Dynasty disintegrates, because they too are divided within their ranks.

The Sui Dynasty shortly comes to power. These people are also from China’s Chou Dynasty and are clan cousins to us. Not all people in China are related and China is and has been fractured so many times.

The Tang Dynasty conquers the Sui Dynasty by brutal and ungodlike force and sinful/unacceptable methods. In ancient times, even if man was without God and/or did not worship God, man still had a conscience. The Tang Dynasty did not and conquered the whole of China by murdering people with impunity. The Tang Dynasty ruled China for 289 years before the Chinese people were able to overthrow them 907 AD. China is still fractured and is ruled by five dynasties and ten kingdoms.

The Sung Dynasty, ruled by the Zhao family, whose most famous member is Zhao Kuang Yin from Zhuo Zhou county in Hebei province, related to us as clan cousins, unified China.

Mongolians, foreigners, were the next to conquer China.

The Chuns of the MIng Dynasty took back China and put China into Chinese hands once again. Only to be themselves be conquered by Manchurians, who set up the Ch’ing Dynasty.

The Ch’ing Dynasty is conquered by the Chinese people of the people’s revolution who now govern China from the year 1940 to present.

QUESTIONS:

Question One: The main princes of the Manchurian Ch’ing Dynasty is still in existence abroad in Japan and in other locations. Should China revert to a monarchy system of government?

Question Two: Would most people support Manchurian rule over Han-Chinese people’s rule of China? Why or why not.

Question Three: If China’s Chou Dynasty (Jo Dynasty) were to surface under the communist regime of China, would Americans support the Chou Dynasty and China in their quest for truth and good government?

Question Four: How many people have read genealogy books in Chinese and discovered the truth and background ethnicity of China’s Chou/Jo Dynasty?

Question Five: Would you as an American or British citizen support China’s Chou Dynasty’s leadership of China along side of China’s present governing regime? Why or why not? I am looking for answers from qualified sources, government employees in positions of political decision-making or qualified positions in education.

Question Six: If you answer any of the above questions, what are your qualifications. Degree in what field and employment?

Question Seven: Did any of you get a chance to read the Zhongguo Tongshi Gangyao (Outline History of China) printed in the Chinese language?

Chinese Poem in English

“Here I sit, alone in my humble and poor abode, poor, and in poverty, with no one caring enough about China or about her affairs of state. If an esteemed and most honored gentleman of Chinese nobility becomes poor and is a beggar upon this earth, do you think that anyone will care? What is the true value of a Chinese king or emperor?”

OTHER QUESTIONS:

The U.S. government supports dictators around the world, but if a truly good and upright man comes to power or has the heritage rights to the presidency of another nation and to its kingship. Would they care? Should we and/or our government care? Why and why not.

Can any man live alone and survive? Is man his own island and can we live in a godless world? Can man exist and should he exist knowing that his government is lawless and illegal? What kind of nation do we, Americans, live in? What of our press not publishing all of the truth of a major political affair or our government lying about our nation’s bankrupt state in an effort to look good and to rule. Are we the nation that we claim to be?

Is life a pyrrhic victory or losing battle? I would really like to know. Does anyone have a heart? I do and it cries loudly, from the tremendous, weighty, and burdensome pain it constantly and continually feels, every night. This is what it means to be emperor of the largest nation upon the surface of this earth!

Feel free to answer the above questions. But, be polite and do not slander or bad mouth other people or other posters. Everyone is entitled to publish their opinions as long as opinions are well-thought out and presented in a dignified manner and voice. And do not insult other people, please!

Postings which tend to go against these rules will be deleted and it’s my call as to what gets deleted!

How important is God and truth in the lives of average Americans?

I am posing these questions, here, for your for thoughts, personal discussion, and answers.

Should an unqualified person ever become our U.S. President and if the matter of this man’s qualifications was overlooked by Congress, our nation, and the news media … can this person truly govern our nation justly, righteously, within our laws, and do the right things that a more qualified and capable person might and ought to do?

Does a person’s qualifications matter? Can anyone become President of the United States of America and govern intelligently, fairly, and shepherd our nation skillfully as a democratic nation? Making the right decisions for all concerned and acting within our laws.

What’s the difference between a socialist nation and a democratic one? Are we a lawless nation?

Should we, the United States of America, be a democratic nation? What brought about our nation’s success, prosperity, and power in the world. Did God have anything to do with this or are we a godless nation? A nation not of laws, but a nation of men. To repeat, are we a lawless nation? And does this really matter?

Should any American President lie and cheat others, merely, in an effort to get his measures passed? Can man be honorable, righteous, and upright? What about a President who commits the act of murder and kills people via wrongful legislation and his actions as President done under the color of the law and/or intentional fraudulent interpretations of the law? This assumes that people are not fools and that our President acted not in our nation’s interest, but in the selfish interest of prolonging an illegal and unlawful war.

Is man pleasing and acceptable to God? Is Barack Obama a Christian? Was he born in Hawaii? Was there a massive cover up of the truth and his people, campaign manager, etal, knowledgeable about this and should be indicted and facing jail time?

Is President Obama’s health care reform truly health care reform? Is it well-thought-out and workable? Will it bankrupt our nation? Is this a smoke screen attempt to save Obama, Plouffe, and Axelrod from being indicted on federal charges by boosting Obama’s popularity?

If this truly is a measure that will bankrupt our nation, then it is one that Obama and his people know that it will have to be fixed down the road when our nation faces future debts. And therefore it has been rejected by every Republican in Congress. Is this not so?

Would any good and upright President drive our nation into debts that we can not pay? And why would he do such a thing? What is President Obama’s true intentions? Does anyone care or will we allow this measure to pass and lie about it later? Does anyone see more cover-ups of the truth by government and what kind of administration has the Obama administration proven to be?

Is there truly a god in Heaven? A truly good god, who will stand for true goodness and righteousness?

These questions above were posted on 03-21-2010.

If God were to destroy non-believers in the time of the end then many Chinese, if not the whole of China, will perish!

Should Christians not allow the preaching of God’s word in China as commanded in Matthew 28:19,20?

HIM Yao Sui

http://himyaosui.wordpress.com

If I were President Obama or the director of national intelligence, I would train my men and make sure that they abided in God’s word. God of Shem, god of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.

Should the U.S. government fear any nation that resembled Canada or England? Should America fear any nation that resembled ancient Israel?

Matthew 28:19,20

This man is an American and a Christian dedicated to God’s love and the bringing of God back to China, a land of 1.3 billion atheist. Should God destroy all of these people in the coming tribulation or should he save them?

Will the preaching work be opened up fully and China’s emperor’s family allowed to bring God’s word to the nation?

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This world is truly amazing. Someone negotiates an end to the Iraq War and our current government regime does not approve, does not believe in the way things were handled. So, in an effort to resolve conflicts, they chose to go to war…illegally. They coax the truth and gain everyone’s acceptance. Everyone in Congress goes along with the plan and hardly anyone of any substantial means opposed.

Two million people are murdered and it is discovered that one’s enemy had no weapons of mass destruction. We, our nation, lied for nothing!

And the truth was never published.

Who is guilty?

A man who was an outcast all of his life and for most of his grandparents and parents, too, this situation existed. Knowing nothing about God and country, this man is elected to the highest office in the nation. His scandals are never published as other congressman’s scandals are. He is inexperienced and not qualified for office. He does not know what to do and does not have good judgment, yet he gets away with murder as his opponents and the press do not vet him. And still this man does not produce the desired results.

A good man mired in dirt desires to take God’s word to the darkest part of Africa. No one not one Christian or church volunteers to help this man.

He goes poor, hungry, and has nothing to eat. No one, in this great country of ours or as a matter of fact the entire world, cares!

Some man is able to alleviate our state’s oil shortage by speaking to our current President and to the president of the second largest oil producing nation in the world, but do you think that anyone cares?

Christ commanded his followers to go to the nations and preach. Telling people of God’s glory and coming. Telling people of God’s great love for mankind and that God will come to destroy mankind. Those who do not obey, those who are wicked, and those who do not listen to his message will be killed by God leaving only obedient man, mankind, to inhabit this earth.

How many churches preach these things?

If China’s emperor, a paternal Hebrew, wanted to gather people and churches to bring God’s word to China in an effort to save China’s 1.3 billion people, how many people, how many Americans, and how many Christians would want to help in view of God taking human life in judgment and destroying the earth, thereby, would help?

Would this man be left all alone? And die a martyr’s death?

How good are the earth’s people? How good are Americans?

This is my mission. Any takers (volunteers)?

Then, too, Cantonese are so secretive that almost everything is hidden.

I took my family’s genealogy files and translated 4,000 years of Chinese genealogy into English and put this translation on the Internet at http://zhoudynasty.freewebsites.com

If I had a goal or desire, I would like to regain my family’s status in China and become President of China. I have four years of college in business administration behind me and a minor in world civilizations. There are many people in China better qualified than I to be President. Yet, what I have going for myself is the knowledge of four thousand years of culture, history, and genealogy; my American Christian roots; and whatever I have inherited from my father’s and mother’s side of the family. More a cultural identity that I have lived with all of my life and my Christian walk with Jesus and four solid years of college.

My perspective is that of an American of Chinese ancestry, which is not and does not come from China. Having been back to China, I had to do away with all of my American beliefs and traits just to fit into the culture. I was certainly afraid to leave back all of my American friends and travel mates to be with people from China alone for the very first time. This was sort of an immersion program for me of being in the Chinese culture and being a part of China.

I am a Christian and I hold to my roots and principles. God comes first in my life and I allowed his principles to guide me while in China.

There are some 300 to 600 family members in Hawaii and about 40 million to 60 million back in China. I was happy to find family and I toured China with them.

I fit in and I didn’t look out of place. I even ordered my own meals in Chinese.

While I am mostly of Han-Chinese blood, I am part-Manchurian, part-Mongolian, and part-Japanese. But, mostly of Han-Chinese blood on both my father’s and mother’s side.

My family’s Han-Chinese ancestry, from ancient times, consist primarily of Hebrew and Mede. And it wasn’t until Nimrod’s conscription, of my family and clan, that we were merged with his Han race of men, now, today called Asians. Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

I am related to China’s late Premier Zhou En-lai, President Chiang Kai-shek, and to Sun Yat-sen, founder of the Republic of China (Taiwan) and KMT Party, as they are my second-cousins and part of what the Chinese culture calls a four-horse team.

I am, also, related to Deng Hsiao-ping.

Unfortunately, I have no wealth of my own and I must scratch for every penny I get. This, in my opinion, is sad and no Imperial family member should ever be this poor. I will see to it, if I am ever installed in China, that family members are well cared for and never in poverty.

If you go to my official website, http://himyaosui.wordpress.com, you will get a sense of me, who I am and what I hope to accomplish.

Growing up in America can be a very good thing. And to go through the highs and lows of life teaches one a lesson to be learnt.

My administration in China, hopefully, will be good, upright, and righteous.

One needs to, I feel, stick to one’s principles and never lose sight of these things.

Yours for now,

HIM Yao Sui, officially by history and
Imperial succession, Emperor of China

Official website: http://himyaosui.wordpress.com
Family genealogy files: http://zhouclan.freewebsites.com

In A.D. 781, a Christian monk named Jingjing composed an inscription of roughly 1,800 Chinese characters on a large stone tablet, called a stela, which would become one of the richest sources of information ever discovered about early Christianity in China.

According to the stela, unearthed in the early 1600s, Christianity came to China in A.D. 635, when a Nestorian monk named Aluoben entered the ancient capital of Chang’an — now modern-day Xi’an — in central China. His arrival must have been the source of some excitement because the e mperor sent his minister of state to greet the guest and bring him to the palace. Although we do not know where Aluoben came from or why he visited China, some scholars believe that he arrived from Persia and was part of an important foreign delegation. Whatever the case, the Tang emperor issued an imperial edict three years later allowing Aluoben to build a monastery in Chang’an and to settle there with a handful of missionaries.

By the time Aluoben’s story was commemorated in stone almost 150 years later, the Old and New Testaments had been translated into Chinese, and monasteries had been founded in several cities throughout China. But in 845, an imperial edict limited all foreign religion, including Christianity. The edict triggered a period of persecution, and, by the end of the Tang Dynasty in 907, Christianity had all but disappeared from China.

A significant presence did not reappear until the 13th century, when Mongols conquered China and founded the Yuan Dynasty. The Mongol court was open to Christian missionaries and even turned over the administration of parts of northern China to Christian tribesmen from Central Asia. From Rome, the pope also sent Franciscan missionaries in an effort to establish ties with Eastern Christians and to form an alliance with the Mongol empire. Italian merchants also founded some Catholic communities in major trading centers; among them were two brothers from Venice, Niccolo and Maffeo Polo, who brought along Niccolo’s son, Marco. China’s second period of Christian growth came to an end when its protectors, the Mongols, were expelled by the armies of the Ming Dynasty.

Toward the end of the Ming dynasty, a new wave of Jesuit missionaries came to China. They established schools and hospitals, and more or less openly proselytized. The most prominent among these new missionaries was the Italian Jesuit Matteo Ricci, who learned to speak and write Chinese and managed to become the first Westerner invited into the Forbidden City.

Christianity’s presence in China grew in the 19th and 20th centuries as the country was subject to greater influence by the Western powers. One of the bloodiest episodes in recent Chinese history involved a charismatic Christian convert named Hong Xiuquan, who claimed to be the younger brother of Jesus Christ and believed it was his mission to spread Christianity in China. By the mid-1800s, Hong Xiuquan had gathered a large band of followers and began an armed rebellion against Qing Dynasty rulers. The Taiping Rebellion lasted 15 years and cost an estimated 20 million lives, due to the warfare and the resulting starvation. The Chinese imperial army eventually put down the rebellion with the aid of Western military advisers.

After World War II, China turned to communism, and atheism was promoted as part of the Marxist ideology of the Chinese Community Party. Religious suppression was particularly severe during the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976). To regulate Chinese Catholics, the government created the Catholic Patriotic Association, expelled missionaries and forbade interference from the Vatican. For Chinese Protestants, the government created the Three-Self Patriotic Movement, which requires churches to be registered with the government and subjects them to state monitoring and restrictions involving personnel, preaching topics and congregational composition.

Many Christians — both Protestant and Catholic — refused to cooperate and formed unofficial, or underground, churches. Today, there are five major government-sanctioned religions: Daoism, Buddhism, Islam, Roman Catholicism and Protestant Christianity. However, since the 1980s, as Chinese citizens have gradually come to enjoy greater social and economic freedoms, religious practices of all types have experienced a revival. Today, there are an estimated 10 to 12 million Chinese Catholics and 25 to 30 million Chinese Protestants. Daniel Bays, one of the pre-eminent Western scholars of Chinese Christianity writes, “Today, on any given Sunday, there are almost certainly more Protestants in church in China than in all of Europe.” Many of these believers belong to “house churches,” which are unofficial, unregistered churches that remain vulnerable to punishment by the state.

– Serene Fang

Sources: Handbook of Christianity in China (Brill, 2001); China Quarterly Essays — 2003 Special Edition; The Search for Modern China by Jonathan Spence (W.W. Norton and Company, 1991) ; The New York Times; Britannica Online; Time magazine.