Jiang Zemin committed 3 major crimes; Xi Jinping will soon purge Jiang’s faction: expert
Commentator Yuan Hongbing said that former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) 's general secretary Jiang Zemin, who died on November 30, committed three major crimes. Yuan also said that CCP's general secretary Xi Jinping is full of hatred for Jiang and may soon purge Jiang's family. In an interview with Da Ji Yuan ...
Japan refuses to help China under US export control
In early October, the Biden administration published new export restrictions to hinder the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) ability to purchase and use U.S. technology for manufacturing high-end chips for military development, artificial intelligence, and supercomputers. However, due to the complexity of international supply chains, the U.S. must have the complementary commitment ...
‘Be cautious before speaking’: Nanjing Institute of Communication threatens students
The white paper movement extended to many places, with the participation of students from more than 100 universities. Then, the demonstrations stopped with repression and arrests. In turn, the schools that received direction from the CCP developed intimidating policies for dealing with students. On November 29, some universities announced students would ...
Asia’s factory activity shrinks due to China lockdown
According to an Epoch Times survey report, on December 1, business sentiment decreased the manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) in most of Asia in November. It is said to be the result of the “zero-COVID” policy caused by the CCP, which has led to a decline in global demand. The report ...
Making money from China’s Zero-COVID! Tianjin crams negative-tested people into quarantine sites
Many Chinese local authorities have been caught creating "false positive" COVID test results to force people into makeshift hospitals, also called square-cabin hospitals, to get subsidies from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). A few days ago, on the Chinese internet, there was news about many people testing negative for COVID in ...
Rare scene: Chinese police refuse arbitrary zero-COVID enforcement
In a new manifestation of China’s zero-COVID struggle, Chinese law enforcement has been captured intervening with pandemic officials instead of assisting them as usual. This person in protective clothing is escorted to the police car after questioning if they had any authority to stop them from conducting their duties. As ...
Mainland Chinese students and young workers move to former British colony for better future
Kivi is a student from China's eastern city of Nanjing. Last year, after being unable to get a US master's degree as planned. Kivi switched to the Chinese University of Hong Kong, closer to home. According to Financial Times, university officials and immigration specialists say Kivi is an example of a ...
China’s oil giant invests $2 billion raising its holding in world’s largest deepwater oilfield
China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) announced on December 1 that it had acquired another 5% stake in Búzios, the world’s largest deepwater oilfield. The total value of the transaction is $1.9 billion. Búzios, with an average water depth of around 7,220 feet (2,200 m), is situated in the Santos Basin, ...
China’s home sales and housing prices down further in November
According to Bloomberg, China's home sales kept decreasing while housing prices dropped in November, challenging the regime's effort to handle the crisis in the property market. The news outlet cited data from China Real Estate Information Corp, reporting that new-home sales of the top 100 developers fell to nearly $79 billion, ...
Chinese ‘White Paper’ movement has awakened even little pinks—CCP’s crazy fans: Expert
Experts estimate that in recent days, the "White Paper" protest movement against the zero-COVID policy in China has had the effect of awakening Chinese, including Chinese students studying abroad and even the little pinks—crazy fans of the CCP. According to Da Ji Yuan, Chinese students studying at the universities of Cambridge, ...
‘Like wild cats and dogs’: Sichuan woman gives birth outside hospital
China's 'zero COVID' policy involves widespread lockdowns, travel restrictions and mass testing. Up to now, China is the only major country in the world that still pursues that policy. Its strategy to curb the virus transmission causes repeated disruption of social and economic activity.The country's 'zero COVID' policy has caused ...
China’s traditional tea-making recognized as intangible cultural heritage
Tea is one of the most common drinks in Chinese people’s daily life. It is usually served in families, workplaces, tea houses, restaurants, and temples. Therefore, drinking tea has become an indispensable part of Chinese life and culture. China’s State Council reported on November 30 that its traditional tea-making successfully entered ...
Chinese universities are simultaneously forcing all students to go home
According to a Mainland media report, on December 1, China's Harbin Institute of Technology recently switched to online learning and even chartered planes to send students home. The prestigious Tsinghua University has informed students about taking a winter holiday in advance or switching to online learning and urged students to return ...
Anger and political awakening of middle class threaten the Chinese regime
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has rigidly stuck to its harsh "zero-COVID" policies, increasing public anger. Young professionals and university students primarily fought in recent protests. However, many people think that the middle class has been ignored, but they are a force that can contribute to political change. China's middle class is ...
Leaked recording! China’s regime wants to change Zero-COVID policy
On November 30, an audio recording of a pandemic prevention meeting at Shifang High School, Shifang City, Sichuan Province, was leaked. The content of the recording, shared by the Twitter account @whyyoutouzhele, shows that major changes are about to take place in pandemic prevention and control in China. According to Sound of ...
Young protesters in China: ‘They deserve our admiration and support’
Widespread protests broke out in 15 major cities across China. Many media have kept watching closely and reporting news related to this turbulence. Among them, the Guardian said on December 1 that it is “inspiring and encouraging” to see youngsters in China standing up and fighting back against the Chinese Communist ...
China tells tech companies to crack down on protest-related content, and VPNs
China has contacted tech companies to increase censorship as the cat-and-mouse game with online users is becoming more arduous for the CCP. Sources disclosed to the Wall Street Journal that the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) had told the companies to add more content moderators and clamp down on protest-related topics. ...
China’s threat forces US to defend its workers, businesses
According to CNBC, U.S. Commerce Secretary Raimondo made a speech at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on Wednesday, November 30. Raimondo said that over the past decade, China’s leaders have clarified that they do not plan to pursue political and economic reform. However, she said that it’s clear that China has prioritized ...
Behind the $60 billion mega gas deal between China and Qatar
Qatar usually stays in the middle of the U.S. and China, following a cautious diplomatic route. But in recent months, Qatar seems to be moving closer to China as the world's energy needs have become more critical under the Russia-Ukraine war. That's the view of Simon Watkins from Oilprice.com. The most ...
China planning the biggest embassy on former royal land in London, residents fight back
British residents are protesting China's plans to build an embassy in London on the grounds of a royal family site. They sent a letter to Britain's King Charles, asking the government to repurchase it because they think China could use it for shady diplomatic work. Beijing acquired the Royal Mint Court ...
