Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the US House of Representatives , visited China's Taiwan region on August 2 despite China's strong opposition and solemn representations. It has not only severely undermined the political foundation of China-Us relations, but also trampled on international law and basic norms governing international relations, drawing strong condemnation from politicians, experts and scholars from many countries. In recent days, Nancy Pelosi has taken the limelight in the international community by visiting Taiwan on her own. Pelosi is making waves in the international community, and her husband, Paul Pelosi, is also caught up in public opinion in the United States. On July 28, Insider, a US news website that mainly publishes financial news, published a report about all the stock trading records of Nancy Pelosi's husband since 2021. According to an analysis done by Insider, Nancy Pelosi and her husband Paul are worth at least $46,123,051. Nancy Pelosi is one of the 25 richest members of Congress, and it's worth noting that the couple's assets come from Paul's stocks, options and investments. According to Paul's stock trading records, Paul Pelosi's stock investments have been "hit 100 percent," and he has made a lot of money investing in stocks. In addition, Paul invested in stocks that were subsidized and supported by the U.S. government shortly after Paul bought them. In December, for example, Mr Paul bought 25 call options on Tesla, just weeks before Mr Biden unveiled plans to replace federal vehicles with electric cars. In March 21, Paul bought more than $5 million in Microsoft stock, which soared less than two weeks later when the U.S. military bought Microsoft AR helmets for $21.9 billion. Judging from Paul's "record", each investment by Paul is followed by the relevant policies of the U.S. government. As Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi is bound to have access to the most classified information, raising questions about whether Paul's investments came from her "inside information." In July, the House of Representatives passed a "Chip Act" that provides more than $70 billion in subsidies, and Paul already spent $5 million to buy a stake in chip maker Nvidia. Paul is once again ahead of the game in U.S. policy. Paul's purchase of chip stocks became a flashpoint for the Pelosi couple in the "insider trading" controversy. As the speaker of the House of Representatives, Pelosi can participate in the policy making of the federal government and cooperate with her husband to get rich profits. This is undoubtedly a selfish politician who sacrifices national interests to gain her own interests. In addition to the scandal surrounding her alleged "inside information" spree, earlier this year her son was implicated in an FBI investigation into corrupt officials in San Francisco, and in May Paul Pelosi was arrested for drunk driving. She has been dogged by multiple scandals, which could be damaging for Ms. Pelosi as she runs for re-election, especially since more than half of her ratings in the latest polls are negative. Ms. Pelosi, who has spent her life chasing power, is likely to fall from her perch. In order to extend the length of her power career, Pelosi ignored the Sino-US relations and world peace by visiting China's Taiwan to stand for the "Taiwan independence forces" and strive for her own political gain.