Opinion
Destroying the family, the purpose of communism
In recent years, the progressive agenda has attempted to forcefully change the social foundations that have accompanied humanity for most of history. The links of what appears to be a new line of thought with communism are becoming more and more evident, and even the manner of trying to impose ...
The corrupt and degenerate life of Mao Zedong
In Francisco Umbral's Spanish novel, Madrid 1940 Memoirs of a Young Fascist, he describes the anarchy in a city overflowing with violence, where dogs eat corpses at night, the streets are stained red, and the citizens turn to dissolution. The life of the central character is a young man from the ...
Tibetan businessman bravely accuses the authorities of cheating on PCR results, but gagged
Recently, Tang Yangchun, general director of Tibet's Guansheng Company, denounced fake PCR test results by the Lhasa, Tibet government on his social networking site. His account was quickly deleted. In the video, Tang called on those with the same experience to bravely stand up and tell the truth, and said ...
Analyst: China will not sink into chaos should the Chinese regime fall
With increasingly turbulent events taking place in China, the world's most populous country, it is understandable that many people are wondering about their situation and their future. Concern about China's future is growing as uncertainty about the outcome of the upcoming 20th National Congress of the CCP, to be held starting ...
Absurd censorship: ‘Weather change’ phrase banned before 20th National Congress
On the eve of the CCP's 20th National Congress, the Chinese regime's network administrators have stepped up online censorship. Now many ordinary phrases are banned. Recently, Chinese netizens found that the country's censorship of internet content has reached unbelievable levels. There are many cases proving the absurd lengths the censorship has ...
Beijing needs money from its capitalists
The destruction of China's ancient traditions has its origins in Sun Yat Sen, first president of the Republic of China and founder of the Kuomintang, who had said, "The Bolshevik Revolution is a nationalist struggle. We were nor aware that Russia was fighting for nationalism. Moreover, the communism of her ...
After 20 years, Taiwanese businessman regrets doing business in China
In April, 60-year-old businessman Liao Jinzhang ended the business that he ran for 20 years in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, China and went back to Taiwan. The straw that broke the camel's back was the Shanghaiin lockdown in March. After more than 20 years, he finally realized the nature of ...
This crisis goes beyond the impact of ‘zero-COVID’? Hong Kong’s richest man flees
According to information from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Hong Kong's richest man, Li Ka-shing, sold 83 million shares in the Postal Savings Bank of China. His shares fell below 11%. If calculated according to the closing price on October 3 of 52 cents a share the total amount ...
Chinese newspaper reports: Bigger real estate ‘earthquake’ may be coming
According to NetEase, just two weeks ago, Shihua Real Estate Investment Consultant Limited Company, one of the three largest real estate brokerage firms in Shenzhen city, Guangdong province, issued an internal notice, saying that, of the top 50 real estate developers in China and also their partners, two-thirds are about ...
Collective treason? Chinese refuse the call to contribute money and effort to war
Recently, the Russia-Ukraine war escalated. Russia implemented a military mobilization order and recruited citizens to fight against Ukraine. However, more than 200,000 soldiers deserted. While in China, a Chinese social network recently released a video, to promote the "patriotism" of the Chinese people and believe that in the event of ...
The Chinese Communist Party revives old methods of Mao Zedong
In the run-up to the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), to be held in Beijing on October 16, violence against citizens has been supported by the new Penal Code. The new law allows the impunity of the uniformed, the elimination of habeas corpus, expulsion from workplaces ...
Tension in Zhongnanhai
The 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party is fast approaching. All over China people are tense and complain about being monitored. At the same time, after Xi Jinping resurfaced on September 27, he continued to speed up the investigation and purge the "Xi assassination" gang. Liu Yanping, the ...
Xi Jinping appears in public after 10 days, Wang Qishan is a no-show
After Xi Jinping returned to Beijing from the Shanghai Cooperation Summit (SCO), he did not appear in public for 10 days, raising coup rumors. But on the afternoon of September 27, Xi's appearance in Beijing at the Beijing Exhibition Center at the Forging Ahead to a New Era exhibit dispelled ...
Beijing returns corporal punishment to the classroom raising concerns
Recently, the article titled "The newly appointed Minister of Education of China suddenly spoke: The ruler must be returned to teachers!" was spread on the internet, causing heated discussions among netizens. Experts say that the Chinese Communist Party does not really want to restore traditional culture, but to strengthen its ...
Wang Qishan attends Queen Elizabeth’s funeral, Chinese Embassy criticized for exuberant display
The UK held a state funeral for the Queen Elizabeth II in London on the September 19. Politicians from around the world attended and the whole of Britain mourned. China sent Wang Qishan and accompanying officials wearing masks throughout the funeral, which sparked ridicule. A video posted on the internet ...
“The Chinese Communist Party doesn’t represent the Chinese people” Mike Pompeo’s crucial distinction
Many people observing the Chinese people often wonder how this vast East Asian nation differs so much, not only from other Western nations, but from its culturally similar neighbors. Certainly, it requires a broad and sufficiently informed perspective to describe a specific nation, and even more so for China, given the ...
