Ye Jianming

CEFC China Energy had assets of $263 billion in 2015. Its chairman, Ye Jianming, was arrested by the CCP in February 2018 and has never been heard from since. An employee of Ye, Patrick Ho, was arrested in New York for bribing UN and African officials. Hunter Biden was paid $1 million to represent Ho. Ye had extensive business relations with Hunter and Jim Biden, Joe Biden's brother, and gave them credit cards with a $100,000 limit. Hunter also personally received a 2.8 caret diamond gift from Ye valued at $50,000.

Ye Jianming (also Ye Jian Ming) was the chairman of the China CEFC Energy conglomerate and Hunter Biden’s business partner. Joe Biden's brother, Jim Biden, was also a partner. Ye Jianming and his US based staff worked closely with Chinese intelligence which controlled large parts of the strategy, funding, and overseas operations of CEFC and another of the Biden’s Chinese joint ventures with the Bidens named Bohai Harvest RST.

According to an article in The New York Times, A Chinese Tycoon Sought Power and Influence. Washington Responded, an aid to Ye Jian Ming (Ye Jianming), founder of CEFC China Energy Co. Ltd (CEFC) and chairman of the board for the China Energy Fund Committee (CE Fund, which held special consultative status to the UN Economic and Social Council[1]), first met with Hunter Biden in 2015.[2]

## See also[edit]

* Biden-China collusion
* United Front Work Department

## References[edit]

1. ↑ https://zh.wikipedia.orghttps://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=User:CEFCHK/草稿01
2. ↑ Alexandra Stevenson, David Barboza, Matthew Goldstein, and Paul Mozur, A Chinese Tycoon Sought Power and Influence. Washington Responded., THE NEW YORK TIMES (Dec. 12, 2018).