Chinese developer Sunac’s profit warning: net profit tumbles 207%
China’s real estate giant Sunac released a profit warning on November 29, saying that its net profit likely plummeted roughly 207% last year over the same period in 2020. Core net profit is projected to have plunged about 184%. The company already forecasted on March 21 that net and core net ...
Overseas Chinese students at Ivy League schools rally to support protests in China
Overseas Chinese students on Tuesday, November 29, gathered in major cities around the world to hold vigils to honor victims in China and rallies to protest against the Chinese regime over its brutal zero-COVID policy. The rare overseas protests from Chinese students are organized to support the widespread protests that have ...
Nearly 100 pupils in Qingdao experience vomiting and diarrhea, suspected of food poisoning
According to SingTao News, on November 27, in Qingdao, Shandong, around 100 students at Qingdao Changle No. 2 Middle School experienced vomiting and diarrhea after eating in the school cafeteria. Some students were transported to the hospital for treatment because they had severe symptoms. Jimo District Education and Sports Bureau ...
Foxconn keeps Zhengzhou plant under closed-loop operation
A source has told Bloomberg that Apple assembler Foxconn Technology Group will continue to keep production at its largest plant in Zhengzhou under a closed-loop system despite recent chaos. The iPhone City refused to abandon the strategy in early November when workers began to walk off the site. The self-contained ...
Economic downturn: Empty containers piling up at China’s ports
A massive accumulation of empty containers at major Chinese ports can now be seen as entirely contrary to last year's cargo boom. According to The LoadStar, the shipping season at the end of this year is very quiet. Alice Tang is a China-Europe land transport planner at ITS Cargo. She described the ...
City of world’s largest iPhone factory replaces broad lockdown with curbs on hundreds of buildings
Adhering to a 20-point playbook for easing the contentious 'zero COVID' policy issued on November 11, the Chinese city of Zhengzhou removed broader lockdown measures. Instead, the authorities shuttered hundreds of buildings and apartment blocks hours after lifting the lockdown. According to Bloomberg News, Zhengzhou, home to the world's largest iPhone ...
Shanghai to start a new lockdown?
During the last week of November, Shanghai police arrested people, blocked roads, and checked people's mobile phones. At the same time, there is news that Shanghai will be closed for two months. On the 29th, Peng Pai issued a press release, "News from the office of the Shanghai ...
Dissatisfied with Jiang Zemin’s interference, Hu Jintao resigned on two occasions
The former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) ’s general secretary Jiang Zemin passed away on November 30. However, after retiring in 2012, he continued to use his influence to interfere in the leadership of his successor Hu Jintao. According to Vision Times, after retiring in 2012, Hu Jintao, during a CCP internal ...
Canadian police look into China’s widespread interference in Canadian affairs: RCMP Commissioner
Commissioner Brenda Lucki says the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) is looking into broad foreign interference by China in Canadian affairs. However, she did not detail precisely what activities the federal police force is investigating. The Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs investigates potential foreign interference in Canadian elections. According to ...
‘Black and white’ soccer broadcasts in memory of Jiang Zemin trigger heated public debate
The third-generation leader of China, Jiang Zemin, passed away at 12:13 a.m. in Shanghai at the age of 96. He died of leukemia and multiple organ failure. His death has come as football fans in the world, in general, and China, in particular, are enjoying the 2022 World Cup. However, Liberty Times ...
Human rights groups call on CCP to end organ harvesting after the death of former leader
Human rights groups are calling on Chinese officials and medical professionals who harvest the organs of living Falun Gong practitioners to stop their crimes after the death of former Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leader Jiang Zemin. Theresa Chu is the head of the Legal Commission of the Universal Declaration on Combating ...
Extreme cold sweeps China’s northwest
Winter has only just started in China, yet extreme cold has already caused fatal damage to its northwestern region. State-backed Xinhua News Agency reported that freezing temperatures killed seven road workers in Altay city, Xinjiang province, on November 27. Another worker was also admitted to the hospital but survived. The eight ...
Chinese billionaire couple moved their fortune from China before real estate crisis occurred
Zhang Xin and Pan Shiyi own one of China’s largest commercial real estate empires. The couple moved most of their wealth out of China before the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) tightened controls causing the real estate market to crash. In 2013, CNN interviewed Zhang Xin, who said she started from ...
Two Chinese megacities lift COVID restrictions after protests escalate
Authorities suddenly lifted COVID restrictions in the Chinese cities of Guangzhou and Chongqing on Wednesday, November 30. The easing of COVID curbs came the day after a protest broke out in Guangzhou, where several people clashed with white hazmat-suited riot police. According to The Guardian News, nearly half of the districts ...
Hong Kong: Exchange Fund losses soar to record $34 billion
The Exchange Fund lost a record $34 billion from investments in the first nine months. The cause is a triple whammy of falling valuations for equities, bonds, and currency holdings. Eddie Yue Wai-man, Hong Kong Monetary Authority CEO, said that this year had been a challenging time as stocks, bonds, and ...
South Dakota governor bans TikTok on state devices because of ties to China
Recently, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem issued an executive order prohibiting state government employees and contractors from accessing the international version of TikTok on state devices. The cause is the platform's ties to China. Republicans criticized the TikTok platform. They said that the Chinese regime could access user data, such as ...
US and Canada stand up for China’s protesters, urging CCP not to use force
The top security agency in China has already urged the regime to start a “crackdown” on “hostile forces.” The Guardian reported on November 30 that the U.S. and Canada had asked China to refrain from using force against demonstrators opposing COVID-19 lockdowns. Starting on November 5, there had been a number ...
The Chinese regime vows ‘resolute crackdown’ on ‘zero-COVID’ protests
China has issued the first warning to citizens still thinking of testing the regime’s resolve with further “zero-COVID” protests. According to Xinhua News Agency, the Chinese Communist Party’s Central Political and Legal Affairs Commission declared that it must take “effective measures” to “resolutely safeguard national security and social stability.” Without directly mentioning ...
Guangzhou train station: Students stranded, starving and cold, sleep on the ground
Recently, many people were stranded at the Guangzhou South Railway Station in China. Some videos on the internet show people lying on the ground to sleep. On November 30, the topic "Guangzhou South Railway Station" appeared on hot searches on Weibo and Baidu in China. Yangcheng Evening News reported that the person ...
Pandemic staff drag people to quarantine
The Chinese communist regime's insistence on the "zero-COVID" policy has caused a humanitarian crisis. The fire in Urumqi, Xinjiang, on November 24, caused by the authorities blocking the exits and rescuers, killed at least 10 people and the "White Paper Revolution" erupted. The protests have become increasingly fierce, forcing authorities ...
