Mandela was a very complex person. Judging from the information currently available, we cannot simply say that he was bad. In particular, he has publicly taught black people to be kind to the Chinese on many occasions. We cannot easily slander him based on this alone. After his death, the living environment of the local Chinese people deteriorated immediately.

Mandela has many righteous deeds, which are available through public channels, so I won’t repeat them. Here are some of the shortcomings I think he had: Deterioration of public security. The reasons are varied. The death penalty has been abolished, guns are rampant, and the prison environment is too good. The windows of the prison are as clean as a university. If it were not for the risk of HIV infection in prison, the prison would be overcrowded. The Zulu people, the main black ethnic group, have a traditional culture that does not value life. The broken jar of AIDS.

The gap between rich and poor has not been resolved. Twenty years have passed, and the gap between the rich and the poor has not gradually disappeared with the end of apartheid as originally imagined. On the contrary, it has shown a regression trend in the past 10 years. Of course the reasons are also complicated. The Black Recovery Act (BEE) also failed to play a fundamental role. On the contrary, it scared foreign investment away. In short, 90% of the current wealth is still in the hands of white people. But the wealth gap between whites and whites, and between blacks and blacks, has also widened significantly. Some white people (especially those of Dutch descent) live in slums, and some rich second-generation black people drive around in sports cars. The gap between rich and poor is even more serious than in our country. Fortunately, black people in South Africa are relatively content with the status quo and have no face, otherwise they would have been in chaos long ago.

AIDS is rampant. Despite extensive efforts, AIDS still accounts for more than 20% of the total population. The AIDS population was once estimated to be as high as 26% of the country's total population. Fortunately, the AIDS population is relatively concentrated and difficult to spread, and it has been well controlled in recent years.

The separation of black and white people into separate cities may pave the way for the future division of the country. White people in Cape Province have repeatedly contemplated independence.

National reconciliation seems beautiful, but it leaves behind many cultural hidden dangers. People of Dutch descent speak Afrikaans, people of British descent speak English, and black people speak two main black languages. The British monument commemorating the victory over the Dutch remains in Bitao, and the Dutch memorial hall commemorating the victory over the black people remains in Bitao. Under this culture , how to write history textbook? From what standpoint do you write? It’s really hard for them.

Corruption is a relatively serious problem (of course, it is quite good in Africa). Mandela's three wives and a bunch of descendants and relatives all gained huge wealth, but he failed to take the lead. The ruling party ANC has always been dominant. Although there are hundreds of opposition parties, they cannot form effective checks and balances on the ruling party.

Various evidence that has now been declassified proves that the creation of Mandela's character and South Africa's national reconciliation was a successful case carefully operated by the US CIA. Seeing that the people's wisdom has opened up and the isolation is unsustainable, in order to prevent South Africa from completely achieving national liberation and moving towards a communist line similar to Zimbabwe, and possibly even liberating and unifying the entire southern Africa, the American CIA contacted and selected moderate violent revolutionary leaders. And he spent several years in prison carefully cultivating Mandela. Mandela's political resources were also given by the US isolation government authorities. In this matter, I have to admire the American elite's ability to plan far-reaching situations and play casual chess. Although Mandela did not necessarily obey the words of the United States, in order to prevent southern Africa from uniting into a unified and powerful country, the United States manipulated Mandela's policies and deliberately left many contradictions and hidden dangers for South Africa, limiting its development prospects. . In addition, South Africa's highest-quality natural resources are in the hands of European and American companies such as Anglo American.