Chinese police wear black hoods to make arrests, infuriating people: US takes note
The methods that Chinese police use in the protests by the people in China have sounded the alarm to the world. Under the circumstances where the CCP is the biggest threat to U.S. national security, the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) recently established a "China mission group" that brings together ...
Hebei: People respond to the ‘White Paper Revolution,’ protesting poor heating
The first round of the "White Paper Revolution" protesting the cold took place in China. Recently, people of a residential area in Baoding City, Hebei Province launched a "White Paper Revolution" protesting insufficient heating. Netizens said, "It won't take long for the whole country to organize a White Paper Revolution! ...
Protests are everywhere; what will happen between Chinese residents and the government?
Recently, there have been many protests occurring in China, primarily due to blockade restrictions, ethnic assimilation, and a fire incident. Protests against Beijing's strict COVID-control measures erupted in Shanghai and Beijing this month, with demonstrators gathering for a candlelight vigil for victims allegedly killed in a fire caused by Xinjiang lockdowns. The ...
China’s mobile phone shipments plunged more than 21% in the first three quarters
Due to the economic crisis and the strict “zero-COVID policy,” China's exports of mobile phones have dropped sharply. According to a study, Chinese mobile phone shipments dropped 21.1% in the first three quarters compared to the same time last year. China Academy of Information and Communications Technology recently released a report ...
US and EU condemn Chinese regime for unilaterally changing status quo in Taiwan Strait
On December 2 in Washington, Deputy Secretary of State Wendy R. Sherman and European External Action Service Secretary General Stefano Sannino held a second high-level meeting of the EU-U.S. Dialogue on China. According to a joint statement, the two officials said that China's "problematic and unilateral actions" in the Taiwan Strait, ...
China’s isolation industry is ready to emerge, expecting no end for COVID within 5 years
A report causing concern is that authorities of Shandong province have issued a special bond program for the construction of a square cabin isolation site in Haiyang city, according to NetEase. The total investment amount is about $17 million, or (120 million yuan), including about $14 million, or 80% of the ...
Winnie the Pooh holding up a white paper joins the protest movement in China
As the A4 “white paper” movement sweeps through China, a confused Winnie the Pooh is trying to read a blank piece of paper. You may have encountered this meme somewhere in the past. It was extracted from a Winnie the Pooh episode aired back in 2011. Once in a while, the ...
Beijing: Dabai gather at the sub-district office to protest, calling for their wages
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been adhering to its strict “zero-COVID” policy since the start of the pandemic. Recently, COVID pandemic prevention staff, dubbed ‘Dabai’ in Chaoyang district, Beijing, protested in front of the sub-district office. They demanded that the CCP return their hard-earned money. The incident allegedly occurred in ...
Moody’s: Property crisis fuels risks to China’s financial system
On Friday, December 2, credit rating agency Moody's warned that China's financial system might face rising risks due to the ongoing property crisis, notably smaller banks. Reuters cited a report from Moody's, saying, "Some buffers protecting the financial system are eroding, which would pose risks if the property downturn becomes protracted." The ...
Little pinks spread rumors that foreign forces paid protesters
Supporters of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are spreading rumors that the U.S. has instigated the Chinese to join the “White Paper” movement against the CCP’s “zero-COVID” policy. In addition, the rumors said that the U.S. had given $500 million to support those involved in this movement. On November 24, a fire ...
Chinese police use high tech to track down, invade their homes & crush protesters
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has deployed high-tech tools to track down protesters and detain them amid rare protests against Beijing over prolonged COVID restrictions. According to AFP, Chinese police use surveillance tools such as facial recognition and location data to crack down on participants in the widespread protests across the ...
China saw the number of marriages plummet to the lowest in 37 years
The latest data shows that in 2021 there were 7.64 million marriage registrations in China—a record low for 37 years. The number of first marriages in China has decreased by 51.5% in the past eight years since it peaked in 2013 at 23.85 million annually. According to The Epoch Times China, on ...
Details of Chinese university president’s corruption: Is that strange?
Sina reported that China’s anti-corruption agency released an announcement on December 1 on six corruption cases. One of them was the former deputy secretary of the Party committee and the president of Guangxi University of Science and Technology, Li Simin. He was arrested in June. According to the notice, Li accepted tokens ...
Lack of orders, Evergrande suspends mass production of electric cars
China Evergrande Group has reportedly suspended mass production of electric vehicles (EVs) due to a shortage of new orders. Reuters, citing sources familiar with the matter, revealed on December 2 that Evergrande’s electric vehicle unit, Evergrande New Energy Vehicle Group, has paused production at its plant in Tianjin city. This unit started ...
Chinese people achieve initial victory over the communist regime
Despite the negative impact on the economy and people’s lives for nearly three years, the Chinese communist regime remains steadfast in its “zero-COVID” policy. Under this policy people are having a hard time surviving. Accordingly, the Chinese, especially those living in urban centers, are increasingly agitated. Consequently, a wave of protests ...
Despite US-China conflict, Chinese love for iPhones deepens
The political and economic conflicts between China and the U.S. are ongoing, but Chinese consumers’ interest in iPhones is deepening. Apple Insider reported on December 1 that one in four smartphones sold in China during October 2022 was an iPhone, making it become the #1 OEM in the nation for the ...
Who encouraged Chinese youth to protest the Communist Party?
Bloomberg reported on December 2 that years of indoctrination and censorship may ironically have made some Chinese youth inclined to demand change. Last weekend, political protests broke out in many cities across China, from Shanghai and Beijing to the Xinjiang capital of Urumqi. Protesters were mainly twenty-something Chinese in age. They protested ...
Expert: China’s panacea no longer works, economy faces unprecedented challenge
China's economy is haunted by the prospect of a downward spiral, which leads experts to warn of an unprecedented challenge in several decades. According to a U.S.-based news outlet, China's economy is affected by repeated COVID pandemic lockdowns, plus sluggish demand from both inside and outside the country. China’s National Bureau of ...
China criticizes young cadres gambling, analyst counters its fear of money leaving mainland
The Chinese regime published an article exposing young cadres of gambling during the World Cup. Analysts believe that the authorities weren’t worried about the gambling in itself, but that a lot of money has flowed overseas through the gambling. The Central Commission Discipline Inspection of China recently published an article, "Don't ...
China’s Foxconn: Apple may ship 20% fewer smartphones than expected over holiday quarter
The world's largest iPhone factory, operated by Foxconn Technology Group in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou, battles production issues due to exodus of workers and the COVID-19 outbreak. Over this holiday quarter, Apple may ship 20% fewer smartphones than anticipated. According to the South China Morning Post, Kuo Ming-chi, an ...
