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Haidong - Wikipedia
Haidong (Chinese: 海东市; pinyin: Hǎidōng shì) is a prefecture-level city of Qinghai province in Western China. Its name literally means "east of the (Qinghai) Lake."
Soccer Legend Hao Haidong Blasts Chinese Communist Party
Hao Haidong, who starred for the Chinese national team in the late 1990s and early 2000s, was part of an interview released on YouTube on Thursday, in which he called for the downfall of the Chinese Communist Party.
Hao Haidong: A Chinese soccer legend has called for the downfall of the ...
Hao Haidong, a retired Chinese soccer star, has openly demanded the downfall of China's ruling Communist Party.
Retired China soccer star calls for ouster of Communist Party
Hao Haidong, 50, who was a major star in China during the 1990s and 2000s, and is known to have a residence in Spain, spoke in a 53-minute video interview. Thursday is the 31st anniversary of the crackdown on student protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square.
Chinese football star Hao Haidong accuses communist regime of heinous ...
Hao Haidong, 50, the country’s record goalscorer, who played briefly for Sheffield United and who now lives in Spain, appeared in a five-minute video on YouTube on Thursday in which he read out a declaration of the “Federal State of China ” and demanded an end to communist rule.
Hao Haidong — Grokipedia
Hao Haidong acquired the nickname "Cannon Hao" (大炮郝) during his career for his unfiltered critiques of inefficiencies and mismanagement within Chinese football, reflecting a pattern of non-conformity that contrasted with the deference typically expected of athletes in state-dominated sports.
Serbian club denies releasing Chinese player over politics
Hao Haidong, now 50, holds the national scoring record with 41 goals in more than 100 appearances for China and is also the all-time lead scorer in the Chinese league with 96 goals.
Hao Haidong - Wikiwand
Hao Haidong is a Chinese former international footballer. He holds the record for being China's top goalscorer.
Legendary footballer in China's cross-hairs after 'overthrow' videos
Shanghai (AFP) – Hao Haidong faces being scrubbed from the history of Chinese sport after videos emerged showing the retired football star calling for the overthrow of the ruling Communist Party.
Exclusive: Soccer legend Hao Haidong explains rebuke of China ... - 聞庫
Retired Chinese soccer star Hao Haidong and his wife Ye Zhaoying, former badminton world champion, sent shockwaves across China and the sporting world, after they denounced Beijing and called for the establishment of a “Chinese Federation”.
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