
Evan Kail (PAWN MAN)
@EvanKail • 93,814 subscribers
I’m 埃文凯尔. I stand for global peace ☮️ Donor of the WW2 photo album to 🇨🇳 🇺🇸 I am also Pawn Man on social media and own St. Louis Park Gold and Silver in MN.
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Chongqing was subjected to a brutal indiscriminate bombing campaign by Imperial Japan during World War 2. Scores of civilians were killed as terror rained down from the skies for over 6 years. I visited this bomb shelter to see for myself what the people of Chongqing endured.
Evan Kail (PAWN MAN)55,200 views • 2 months ago

Welcome to China, Mr. President! I wish you all the best on this historic trip! ☮️ 🇺🇸 🇨🇳
Evan Kail (PAWN MAN)61,585 views • 5 months ago

I met some people in the park in Beijing who were in INCREDIBLE shape!
Evan Kail (PAWN MAN)23,434 views • 1 month ago

I absolutely love being in China! Having such an amazing time!
Evan Kail (PAWN MAN)128,492 views • 1 year ago

Everyone should see the new film #DeadToRights - I haven’t had an emotional reaction in a theater like this in a long time. It’s not only a 10/10 movie, it’s an incredible piece of education about the Nanjing Massacre. Too many people in the west are unfamiliar with the horrors of what happened in 1937. It is in theaters worldwide now.
Evan Kail (PAWN MAN)44,083 views • 1 year ago

Top news in China. Completely unreported in American media. If you haven’t read my article about the western media bias, it is a warning to the media that the fear mongering, negative-obsessive stories they keep running about China is harming global security. That my story has been ignored is an embarrassing display of bias and hubris.
Evan Kail (PAWN MAN)54,497 views • 1 year ago

I was in Nanjing last month to mark the 87th anniversary of the Nanking Massacre
Evan Kail (PAWN MAN)55,203 views • 1 year ago

I never imagined that making a viral TikTok about a forgotten chapter of history — and donating a photo album connected to it — would eventually lead me to becoming an American citizen speaking out for better US/China relations. September 3rd marks 80 years since the defeat of Imperial Japanese fascism in World War II. In my travels across China, I’ve seen firsthand how much importance the country places on Peace. Tomorrow’s parade in Beijing is not only a commemoration of victory, but also a reminder of the costs of war and the value of lasting security. Finding common ground in history is one way we can work toward a more stable and cooperative future.
Evan Kail (PAWN MAN)35,280 views • 1 year ago