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a book by Jason Ho & Moet Fukada
The Big Plot Book One:
The Return of the Phoenix
Discover the untold stories of China’s covert operations and how they affect global business, security, and innovation.
A golden guide for conducting business or investing under the influence of China.
A wealth of knowledge that international intelligence agencies are working hard to conceal.
A material of interest showing how massive theft of classified and corporate intellectual property is stolen.
“Reveals deep mysteries of the intelligence services of China and its allies.“
Kwon, Young – Hae,
Former Director of National Security and Minister of Defense of the Republic of Korea
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ABOUT THE BOOK
Book One:
The Return of the Phoenix
This book could be a golden guide to anyone conducting business or investing in many areas of Asia. The sections on gangs, secret organizations and political interconnections are extremely researched and explained. Anyone who has asked how Mao could have come to assume the power and influence he did needs to read this — it was not an overnight event, but deeply rooted in the traditions and culture of China. The same goes for anyone who tries to predict tomorrow’s headlines in the area, especially regional conflicts between China and Taiwan, or conflicts in the South China Seas.
You can get a thorough understanding of the extent and background of China’s intelligence operations in the US and major Western and Asian nations on China, Taiwan, and Japan. Incredibly well researched by experts in the field, the volume offers up a wealth of knowledge that international intelligence agencies work hard to conceal. It goes into great detail of how massive theft of classified and corporate intellectual property is stolen, including the deliberate planting and support of Asian students and engineers in government contractors, and the manipulation of legal systems with investments in law firms.
Jason Ho & Moe Fukada
Author of the Book
INTRODUCTION
The Big Plot
The Big Plot reveals the extensive espionage and intellectual property (IP) theft by China and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). It highlights that China has stolen critical military designs, posing significant threats to U.S. national security and businesses. With an estimated 20,000 Chinese spies in the U.S., major companies like Google and Microsoft have faced cyber breaches linked to these activities. The Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS) actively recruits individuals in the U.S., and experts estimate that China steals between $200 billion and $600 billion in IP each year, underscoring a significant, ongoing threat.
The book covers the little-known intelligence operations and IP theft of China and the Chinese Communist Party. It covers material of interest to U.S. and Western intelligence and national security agencies. It is also vital for businessmen and anyone planning on investing in China, or in using its low-cost manufacturing facilities.
The cover of the book shows Chinese troops parading in Washington, D.C. This may seem outrageous, but is really meant to graphically illustrate the huge threat that China poses to the U.S., largely unseen. A trip to a local American hardware or electronics store should be a hint—almost nothing there is made in the U.S. Popular internet apps such as TikTok and Zoom are controlled by China, as are many of the components, software applications and connectors of Internet computing systems. The U.S. is proud of its military, and spends nearly $1 trillion (including classified programs) on it each year, yet key equipment of that military, including F35 and F22 fighter planes, UAVs such as the RQ-1 Predator, and major components of the Strategic Nuclear Force such as the B2 Spirit bomber have all been copied by China, which managed to steal the designs for them and avoid paying the hundreds of billions of dollars in development costs. The book contains a more complete list of these, along with names and photos of their Chinese copies.
Soviet era spying was well covered in the West, with stories and TV programs about the success of Russian agents including Allan May of the Manhattan Project and journalist Richard Sorge, as well as double agents such as Robert Hanssen of the FBI and Kim Philby of MI6. However, very little has been revealed about Chinese spies. If they are as numerous as the Russian agents of the Soviet era, there may be some 20,000 of them in the U.S., stealing not only military secrets, but also technology from major American corporations controlling computers, software, electric power networks and other areas that will determine which countries rule the future.
In addition to stealing technology designs, these spies are also busy conducting cyber warfare to influence U.S. politics and laws. Companies that admitted they were infiltrated by Chinese spies include Google, Northrop Grumman, Dow Chemical, Adobe, Symantec, Yahoo and Microsoft, which suffered its Exchange Server data breach which allowed China to access the servers of some 30,000 companies in the U.S., as well as those of the European Banking Authority and the Norwegian Parliament.
INTRODUCTION
The Big Plot
The book explores the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) contemporary activities and historical context, revealing the significant influence of Chinese secret societies in China, Taiwan, Japan, and the U.S. It highlights the extensive military espionage conducted by China, exemplified by the controversial release of Huawei’s CFO amid fears of exposing spying operations. The narrative further examines China’s manipulative tactics regarding Taiwan, the CCP’s historical evolution from Maoist ideology to economic focus, and its infiltration of intelligence services in Japan and Taiwan, underscoring the complex interplay of power and influence the CCP wields both domestically and internationally.
The book’s chapters reveal much of present-day activities of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and make these more understandable by filling in cultural and historical contexts that most Westerners may not be aware of. The opening chapters reveal the power and operations of Chinese secret societies in China, Taiwan, Japan, and America. Further chapters illustrate how military secrets stolen to a level that the US is afraid to disclose. One example is the arrest of the CFO of Huawei, with clear proof of guilt. However, she was released and all charges were dropped. Prominent National Security figures have stated that this was out of fear she would confess to the extent of Chinese spying in America.
The cover of the book shows Chinese troops parading in Washington, D.C. This may seem outrageous, but is really meant to graphically illustrate the huge threat that China poses to the U.S., largely unseen. A trip to a local American hardware or electronics store should be a hint—almost nothing there is made in the U.S. Popular internet apps such as TikTok and Zoom are controlled by China, as are many of the components, software applications, and connectors of Internet computing systems. The U.S. is proud of its military, and spends nearly $1 trillion (including classified programs) on it each year, yet key equipment of that military, including F35 and F22 fighter planes, UAVs such as the RQ-1 Predator, and major components of the Strategic Nuclear Force such as the B2 Spirit bomber have all been copied by China, which managed to steal the designs for them and avoid paying the hundreds of billions of dollars in development costs. The book contains a more complete list of these, along with names and photos of their Chinese copies.
Chapter 4 covers how China manipulates affairs in Taiwan, even using assassination to delete persons that stand in its way. The irony is that most Americans believe Taiwan is a bitter enemy of China and an ally that can be trusted with U.S. technology in business and military equipment.
Chapter 5 covers the history of the CCP and how its leaders manipulate not only the power of the nation but also the minds and beliefs of its people. Further chapters covering the Cultural Revolution explain the goals and results of Mao’s actions and how these led to the absolute dominance of the CCP in the area. A history of Chinese leaders offers insight into how the aims of the CCP evolved, from chanting Mao’s slogans to developing a robust and rapidly expanding economy. Chapter 8 then covers the history and relationships of Japanese leaders, and how China infiltrated its intelligence services and businesses. Chapter 9 covers the same for the infiltration of Taiwan, and Chapter 10 shows its founder Chiang Kai-shek lost his position in China and was forced to flee to the island nation.
INTRODUCTION
The Big Plot
Chapter 11 reveals the little-known real story behind the Tiananmen Square uprising and massacre. The following chapters cover how “East meets West,” with prominent business leaders such as Rockefeller establishing relationships that resulted in the U.S. President visiting China and normalizing diplomatic and business relationships. From here on, China would participate in international meetings of politicians and businessmen such as the World Economic Forum. Chapters 13 and 14 reveal a secret initiative called the Phoenix II Project, and review this plan for the CCP to extend its influence into the U.S. and key Western nations. A key element of Phoenix is dominance (in partnership with Taiwan) of the microelectronics and communications industries. Chapter 14 reviews the emergence of Xi Jinping as absolute leader of China’s Communist Party, government, and military. Chapter 15 tells how China avoided the currency crisis that hit much of Asia in 1997, how it plans to use its huge foreign reserves in the future, and how (and why) it was the first major nation to get into digital currency.
INTRODUCTION
The Big Plot
This is followed by a section reviewing major characters and events in the 15 chapters, followed by bibliographies of the many classic and modern texts referred to in the book.
The book is intended as an easy read that informs a thorough understanding of the extent and background of China’s intelligence operations in the U.S. and in major Western and Asian nations such as Taiwan and Japan. Thoroughly researched by experts in the field, the volume offers up a wealth of knowledge that international intelligence agencies work hard to conceal. It elucidates the massive theft of classified and corporate intellectual property, including by the deliberate planting and support of Asian students and engineers in government contractors, and the manipulation of legal systems with major investments in law firms and legal systems.
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Kwon, Young–HaeFormer Director of National Security and Minister of Defense of the Republic of Korea
This book reveals deep mysteries of the intelligence services of China and its allies.
Mark BaylissPresident, Visual Link Internet LLC
Member, US FCC (Federal Communication Commission)
Technological Advisory Council
The authors detail how China, undetected, becomes a superpower threatening US national security. It is a must-read about the Chinese Communist Party and our global future.
Shoonthis is the surpassed book
i haven’t read all yet but it is interesting. it shows current situation well.
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The book contains eye-opening content. Moreover, this book is still not being published in Japan due to pressure from politicians and others. If you try to introduce the book on Facebook or Instagram and create an introduction page, the page will be deleted. That is why the content of the book is so true. Of course, a large number of references are included at the end of the book.
M&MGreat book!
Everybody should read this book.
Mura5.0 out of 5 stars Unveils the Secrets Behind China’s Global Strategy
China’s power behind global business is way bigger than I thought. This book let me know about China’s secretive intelligence network and operations in the US.
keyrancatsFabulous book and darkness of China.
Did you know what is going on our world? We are not safe anymore. This book telling us someone have to do something…
Kazuyuki FukushimaGood
This is great, well worth reading
Dr. Christopher HarzConsultant to the US DoD, DHS and Intelligence Agencies on Deception Operations
Counterterrorism, and Psychological Warfare
A comprehensive, easy to read guide to Asian history and culture that makes it finally possible to really understand the threat to Western businesses and intelligence agencies posed by the Chinese Government and its agencies and allies.
FAQS
Frequently Asked Questions
What topics does The Big Plot cover?
The Big Plot covers a range of critical topics related to China’s intelligence operations and intellectual property theft. Key areas include:
- An in-depth analysis of China’s intelligence framework and its global implications.
- Strategies employed by the Chinese Communist Party to infiltrate Western industries.
- Case studies highlighting significant instances of IP theft and espionage.
- The impact of cyber warfare on international relations and security.
- Practical advice for businesses navigating the risks of operating in China.
- The geopolitical landscape and how China’s actions affect global economic stability.
This book serves as a comprehensive resource for anyone interested in understanding these complex and pressing issues.
Who is the target audience for this book?
You can purchase The Big Plot through major online retailers like Amazon, or at select bookstores. Check the publisher’s website for additional purchasing options.
How can I purchase a copy of The Big Plot?
Yes, an ebook version is available and can be downloaded from Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, or other popular digital book platforms.
Is there an ebook version available?
Yes, it is available.
Are there any accompanying resources or tools with the book?
While the book itself provides extensive information, some additional resources, such as discussion guides or multimedia content, may be available on the publisher’s website or dedicated online groups.
How can I provide feedback or share my thoughts about the book?
You can share your feedback through reviews on platforms like Amazon or Goodreads, or directly reach out to the publisher via their website or social media channels.
About Jason Ho
Jason Ho created a series of breakthrough technologies, with more than 400 international patents over 30 years, in computer chip design, optical devices, computer security, and neural networks. Technologies from his inventions are used by Toyota, Nissan, Intel, NTT, Japanese National Lab (NICT), and many other global corporations and government agencies, and received IBM’s premier Certification.
Jason Ho has deep background in the critical events of the book. For instance, he was the lead designer of computer chips for F-35 fighter plane flight control and image display systems whose designs were stolen by China through the sophisticated hacking and espionage described in the book. He reported these attacks and was put under the FBI Victim Assistance Program.
Jason received an MS in Electrical Engineering from Pennsylvania State University and a BS in Electrical Engineering from the National Chiao Tung University in Taiwan.
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About Moe Fukada
Moe Fukada is a Japanese best-selling author, journalist, and IT analyst. She has over 15 years of experience in corporate management and finance and is an entrepreneur working with talented scientists in critical communications fields.
She has published more than seven best seller books in Japan, and has written hundreds of articles about business, technology, and financial techniques based on scientific analysis. She runs YouTube channels with over half a million subscribers offering incisive and accurate analyses of current events in Japan and worldwide.
Moe received a BA in Global Political Economy from Waseda University. She worked for Diamond Financial Research as an analyst before joining Barclays Capital in Japan. She was a business consultant to the CEO of NTT, the fourth largest telecommunications company in the world, which is 55th in the Fortune Global 500.