Made in America

“Xi Van Fleet has written two terrific books about what America must do to resist the slow creep of communism and socialism taking root all over our country. The most recent is called Made in America, and I can’t recommend it enough. The book contends that the U.S. not only failed to understand communism, it allowed the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to rise. Xi argues–very persuasively–that American business and political elites enabled this, and that the U.S. is now facing its greatest threat as a result.”

–Mike Rowe, Host of The Way I Heard It Podcast
“While every day, more Americans understand the true nature of the Chinese Communist Party, the role that American business and political elites have played in enabling the rise of the CCP has been under appreciated. Now Xi Van Fleet and Yu Jie document in these pages how this was a conscious strategy designed by the CCP to nurture American dependence. They provide an important account, supported by their first-hand experiences with the CCP, and they convincingly argue that the frontline of America’s systemic rivalry with the Chinese Communist Party is not in some distant country, but right here at home.–John Moolenaar, Congressman, Chair of Select Committee on the CCP
“Both Xi Van Fleet and I came from Chengdu, Sichuan Province of China, yet we found each other here in America, united in the fight against communism and in sounding the alarm to the American people. Her new book Made in America is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand a vital but hidden history–how America’s failure to grasp communism has led us to this moment, confronting the greatest threat in our nation’s history: Communist China.”–Lily Tang Williams, Republican Congressional Candidate and Anti-Communist Freedom Advocate
“Communism remains a grave threat to American freedom. Xi Van Fleet, who survived Mao’s Cultural Revolution, understands this firsthand. This fearless book lays out the history we overlooked and a warning that Communist tactics are resurfacing here at home. Clear and courageous.” –Dr. Ben Carson, Founder and Chairman of the American Cornerstone Institute
“Since the CCP’s founding in 1921 and Communist China’s in 1949, the United States has repeatedly misjudged both. In Made in America, Xi Van Fleet and Yu Jie reveal how America’s misjudgment enabled China’s rise–and how the same Marxist ideology that once destroyed China is now taking root in the United States. Americans must heed their warning before it’s too late.”–Chen Guangcheng, Chinese Human Rights Activist and 2020 RNC Speaker
“What is the greatest mistake in America’s history? That is Washington’s rescue and support of China’s Communist Party. This could also be our country’s last mistake. Xi Van Fleet and Yu Jie explain all this in their critically important Made in America.”–Gordon Chang, Author, and China Analyst

Xi Van Fleet

Xi Van Fleet was born in China and lived through the Cultural Revolution. At the age of 16, she was sent to work in the countryside. After Mao’s death, she was able to attend college to study English and has resided in the United States since 1986. In 2021, her speech at a Loudoun County, Virginia school board meeting, opposing Critical Race Theory, gained national attention and went viral. She now dedicates her full time and energy to alerting others to the dangers of communism. Since publicly sharing her message, Xi Van Fleet has been featured on Fox News, Newsmax, and various radio shows and podcasts across the country. She is the author of Mao’s America.

Yu Jie

Yu Jie is a prominent dissident from China. Writing is both Yu Jie’s profession and his passion. He has authored over 90 books, comprising 15 million Chinese characters, on a diverse array of subjects. His mission is to use the power of words to combat Marxist-Leninist-Maoist-Xiist totalitarianism, challenge Western leftist ideology, and promote American conservative political philosophy within the Chinese-speaking world. Currently based in the D.C. area, he founded the Asia-Pacific Institute for Religious Freedom and Democratization. In 2018, he became a U.S. citizen.