Why is China still short of fever drugs despite being the world’s largest maker?
According to a recent Apollo News report, China is the world's largest manufacturer of fever medication. About 50% of the global supply of paracetamol and ibuprofen comes from the country. Since the easing of the stringent "zero-COVID" policy following nationwide protests, China has shown signs of running out of these drugs. Apollo ...
Hong Kong health official wants city to merge organ transplant resources with mainland
Professor Lu Chongmao, Hong Kong’s Secretary for Medical and Health Services, has recently stirred controversy by suggesting that his city and the mainland should establish a long-term system for cross-border organ imports. The remarks came after Hong Kong doctors successfully saved a 4-month-old baby girl named Cleo Lai by performing a ...
3 critical areas of China’s healthcare crisis: medicines, hospital beds and crematoriums
The coronavirus is spreading like wildfire in China after the government suddenly lifted critical measures of its zero-COVID policy. While that has been a quick response to the protests in late November, it is apparent that Beijing has not executed a good preparation plan. Consequently, the Chinese are in fear of ...
China’s Three Gorges Dam: How it relates to Nostradamus’s prophecies and will the dam collapse
China went through a severe flood season this summer, with millions living on the edge of disaster. The floods also damaged infrastructure in different areas. Reports across the internet recorded footage of the disasters. Footage released by state media shows rescuers in boats paddling through the wet streets to free trapped ...
Italy to end police patrol deal with China
Italy is discontinuing the 2015 joint police patrol deal with China. It is alleged Italy hosts the greatest number of clandestine Chinese “police stations.” In an interview with Il Foglio newspaper, Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi stated, “I can say that those forms of cooperation will no longer be practiced or replicated ...
Nasdaq to remove Baidu, NetEase in annual changes
Nasdaq announced the results of the annual reconstitution of the Nasdaq-100 Index on December 9. Chinese tech companies Baidu and NetEase, along with five other companies, will be removed from the index. This decision will become effective before the market opens on December 19. The Nasdaq-100 is one of the world’s ...
How Chinese communism treats communist leaders who sympathize with the people
The Tiananmen Square massacre is a historical demonstration of how far the Chinese Communist Party is willing to go when its reign is under threat. Yet, before the bloodshed, a top Chinese official refused to quell the pro-democracy protests with violence. Unlike the authoritarian Communist government the world is used to, ...
China in the post-blockade era: Big business, social issues, and what’s happening next!
After months of lockdown, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has finally started loosening restrictions. As a result, this event brings excitement and worry to the country. Some residents have shared their excitement with the South China Morning Post (SCMP) Song Yingdi said it was pretty good as there weren’t any restrictions anywhere ...
Hearses lined up outside Beijing funeral homes: How bad is the pandemic?
When China suddenly relaxed the COVID measures, the number of deaths in Beijing rose. The funeral system was overloaded, and a huge crowd was on the road. On Tuesday, December 13, a user named “@xz1999999” posted a video showing a long line of vans carrying bodies in front of a Beijing ...
Experts reveal the reason why CCP relaxed anti-epidemic measures
Recently, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has relaxed epidemic prevention measures. It is a somewhat unexpected move since, for three years, the CCP demonstrated consistency with the “zero-COVID” policy based on lockdown. According to Creaders, based on information he received in China, Yuan Hongbing, a jurist living in Australia, revealed to ...
CCP angry over North Korea’s disrespect, it happened at least 3 times
The North Korean leaders have repeatedly made the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)'s leaders lose face. This shows that the CCP cannot easily influence the "fraternal parties." Kim Il-sung, the founder and supreme leader of the Workers' Party, North Korea's ruling party, once angered Mao Zedong. In a weaker position and dependent on ...
China dismisses claims of putting Africa in debt trap
China has sought to persuade the U.S. and African countries that its financial support to Africa is not a “debt trap.” Reuters reported that U.S. President Joe Biden invited dozens of African leaders to a summit in Washington D.C. from December 13-16. The U.S.-Africa summit is expected to discuss crucial challenges, ...
Why the Chinese regime wants to keep celebrities and residents under control
The Chinese communist regime has been restricting people fleeing China by carefully checking and cutting their passports. Recently, a female celebrity cried because officials took her passport, on the pretext that she would be "defrauded overseas." She was going to the airport to attend a World Cup game in Qatar. "Wei Xiao ...
Chinese family offices in Singapore seek to hire top bank executives
The continuous stringent “zero-COVID” policy, coupled with a brutal crackdown have worsened the economic downturn and prompted more and more affluent Chinese to flee the country and set up family offices in Singapore. According to a Financial Times report on December 13, the rising number of Chinese family offices in Singapore ...
EU trend: Gradually separating from China and getting closer to US
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's data in October shows that Europe's foreign direct investment in the United States for nearly three months, as of June this year, was $74 billion, higher than any other country receiving capital from the old continent. Meanwhile, European investment in China is only $46 billion. ...
Why do young Chinese like luxurious and ostentatious proposals?
Marriage is a big issue, especially in China, which has traditionally attached great importance to family education. Although many of its quintessential values have eroded and disappeared over time, marriage by matchmaking and family consent is still highly valued in Chinese society. However, According to Sixth Tone, more and more young ...
