MH.Yang
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Last time I check, when you embezzle and enrich yourself by the country's wealth, you are also considered a 汉奸, because you are weakening the country, big example of this being Qin Hui/秦桧 of Song dynasty.
And treacherous and betrayer have the same meaning, dude.
Also, you fail to prove that the Han there specifically means the Han dynasty, and not a treacherous Han person, because Liang Ji is also a Han person.
"秦桧" is undoubtedly "汉奸". He was a spy sent by the state of Jin to the Song Dynasty. He provided the state of Jin with information about the Song Dynasty for a long time, and framed General Yue Fei, who posed the greatest threat to the state of Jin.
But Hu Zhen's evaluation of "秦桧" is also "国贼", not "汉奸."
After the "秦桧" traitorous act was exposed, the Chinese made an iron statue for him and his wife. Let them kneel down in the direction of the Yellow River and the Yangtze River. Chinese people of all dynasties spit, urinate and abuse the statue of "秦桧". He and his wife have knelt for thousands of years and will continue to kneel. This is how the Chinese punish "汉奸".