Xi Jinping visits Hong Kong as security is tightened against any assassination attempt
Chinese state news agency Xinhua reported that July 1 this year is the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover of sovereignty to mainland China by Britain, and Chinese leader Xi Jinping will attend related activities and the inauguration ceremony of Hong Kong's new successor leader Li Jiachao (John Lee). According to Hong Kong's South ...
Chinese regime tightens control ahead of the 20th national congress
The 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will take place this fall, a very sensitive time when the CCP needs to re-elect the top leader. At the same time, the CCP is strengthening its crackdown on public security with its new campaign. The CCP launches 'One Hundred Days ...
‘No job, no place to live, no one wants us’: Shanghai cabin volunteer
Pheonix New Media reported the plight of a Shanghai cabin volunteer - Zhou Dong, on June 28. After finishing his volunteer work since the lockdown has lifted, he is now homeless. Moreover, he cannot find another job due to his positive nucleic acid records. Volunteer work at Shanghai Fangcang The National Exhibition ...
U.S. blacklists 5 Chinese firms for allegedly helping Russian military
Washington on June 28 included five Chinese companies on a trade blacklist for allegedly associating with the Russian military during the Ukraine war. The five Chinese firms the U.S. Commerce Department named were Connec Electronic Limited, King Pai Technology Company Limited, Sinno Electronics Company Limited, Winninc Electronic, and World Jetta (Hong ...
Floods submerged a hospital in Jiangxi, causing property damages
On June 20, floods unexpectedly poured into a hospital in Shangrao city, Jiangxi province, causing costly damages to properties. According to Chinese media People’s Daily, Jiangxi Shangrao Ruidong Hospital had many of its critical types of equipment submerged as the flood swamped the first floor. The flow submerged the imaging department, disinfection ...
‘Boom, boom, boom,’ sudden explosions by Chinese e-bikes
The Chinese government encourages the adoption of green technologies, including e-bikes or electric bicycles. Thanks to heavy subsidies from the government, China's e-bike market has boomed recently. As reported by Bloomberg, with the price range from 200 dollars to 600 dollars per item, 51,600 e-bike manufacturers joined the lucrative industry in ...
Insurance doesn’t reimburse common drugs: People live under pressure from the medical cost
As a report by RFA, the WeChat circle shared an “Adjustment of ‘medical insurance doesn’t pay’ on July 1, 2022, and drug code information.’” Following that, 995 drugs, including common drugs, were removed from China’s medical insurance catalog of drugs. As a result, the number of medications on China’s medical ...
Guangxi province: Civil servants in Yulin promoting the housing market
To revive the property market slump, civil servants in a Chinese city have started selling houses as a part of their job. Mainland outlet Economic Observer reported on June 25 that Li Shupeng, a civil servant in Yulin, a fourth-tier city of Guangxi province, has been selling houses since February. Li tells ...
Treated based on grades: Chinese youths become obsessed with status hierarchy for their entire life
According to Yi-Lin Chiang, a professor of Sociology at National Chengchi University, China's educational system is centered around tests. Consequently, students are classified with different titles based on their test scores. These titles reflect their status at school and the treatment they can expect from their classmates. Spending seven years following up ...
China Evergrande faces first winding-up petition
China Evergrande Group is facing a petition as an investor seeks to sue the Chinese property developer giant for not repurchasing shares of its unit. According to Apollo News, the High Court of Hong Kong announced on its website that the investment holding firm Top Shine Global Limited had filed a ...
Covid in China: Shanghaineses dine secretly in restaurant
Although Shanghai authorities have lifted the lockdown since the beginning of June, some restrictions remain. Food and beverage are one of the businesses that are banned from fully open and only allowed to serve takeaway. However, some have stealthily included dine-in services to survive after the pandemic. An online writer named ...
China: The Tweet ‘Impress all mankind’ makes people mock
The Tweet ‘Impress all mankind’ makes people mock "Lies have short legs," says the proverb. It seems that some have not ever heard of it. A video posted on June 28 soon became viral—with more than 50K views— and has caused many netizens to discuss it enthusiastically. At first glance, the tweet ...
Covid breaks out in two provinces near Shanghai, authorities impose same old strict measures
Citing Tencent News, Chinese language media Kanzhongguo reported that the city of Nanjing has just adjusted its epidemic-control policy last Sunday. It would ease the Covid curb, allowing people to return to Nanjing from normal or low-risk cities without asking for a negative Covid test result. Nanjing City is the capital ...
Former member of Japan’s largest crime group witnessed CCP’s live organ harvesting with his own eyes
A former Japanese gang member happened to witness a forced organ practice in a China hospital where a Falun Gong practitioner was placed on an operating table, anesthetized, tendon being cut, tied, and ready for the liver to be carved out. In an interview with the Epoch Times, Ushio Sugawara told ...
Mysterious atmosphere in China: Yuan dynasty’s management system returns
The Beidaihe Conference is a secret conference supposed to consolidate the high-level personnel issue at the coming 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. However, the infighting is particularly intense this time, many analysts say. According to Vision Times, leading up to the Beidaihe Conference held in Qinhuangdao, Hebei ...
5 more years of confinement: Chinese panic after official CCP announcement
The Chinese Communist regime authorities in Beijing generated alarm and confusion among the entire population when they announced this Monday, June 27, that the strict "zero COVID" policy would be in force for the next five years, including mandatory mass testing and travel restrictions. When the stringent measures in several Chinese cities ...
