Xi Jinping reshapes China's real estate market in the context of slow economic growth

A national real estate market makeover is unsafe for any country, even under the best of conditions.
When the Chinese economy is faltering, Omicron threatens China's zero-Covid-19 policy, and ties with the rest of the world are becoming tenser; Chinese President Xi Jinping may try his best.

The democratic politician from California Joe Mathews caused an intense backlash against his proposal to abolish paternity rights and turn children over to the state to achieve the version of “equity” pushed by leftists.

“California should abolish paternity in the name of fairness. “If California is ever going to achieve true equity, the state must require parents to give away their children,” Mathews wrote in the regional Ventura County Star on Jan. 13.

He expanded on his proposal: “My solution—making raising your own children illegal—is simple, and while we wait for the legislation to pass, we can act now. The rich and poor should trade kids, and homeowners might swap children with their homeless neighbor.”

How in order to control the present, the Chinese Communist Party had to destroy the past.
The Communists were among the most anti-traditional and iconoclastic of all the political parties in China.
In Great Minds, presenting Dr. Arthur Waldron
Lauder Professor of International Relations in the Department of History at the University of Pennsylvania, since 1997. He works mostly on the history of Asia, China in particular; the problem of nationalism, and the study of war and violence in history. Educated at Harvard (summa cum laude) and in Asia where he lived for four years before returning to Harvard. He previously taught at Princeton University, the U.S. Naval War College (Newport, RI) and Brown University.
One of twelve members of the highly-classified Tilelli Commission (2000-2001), which evaluated the China operations of the Central Intelligence Agency.
Original member of the Congressionally-mandated U.S-China Economic and Security Review Commission (2001-2003).
Member of the Council on Foreign Relations and former Director of Asian Studies at the American Enterprise Institute.

German firms to leave China 
Deborah Elms, executive director of the Asian Trade Center in Singapore, said that supply chain interruptions would stay unsolvable if Chinese authorities continue to use extreme measures to combat the disease.

According to the official charges released on January 13th, one of the crimes of Sun Lijun, former Vice Minister of Public Security of the Communist Party of China, was securities market manipulation, although he is not a financial expert.

Djokovic is detained again and will be decided if he will be able to play in the Australian Open

China Minsheng Banking Corp stock dropped 31% in the past week,
marking that the crisis in the real estate industry has spread to the banking sector.

Denmark warned on Thursday, Jan. 13, that espionage threats from countries including China, Russia, and Iran are rising. --

China’s real estate debt crisis spreads to financial sector, first victim revealed

Li Zhanshu, the third most crucial figure in the Communist Party (CCP), appeared with Xi at the Central Party School. 

China’s graduates flock to public sector amid private sector crackdown and COVID-hit economy

Six super-wealthy families in China’s real estate sector have seen unexpected declines in
their assets as the shares they hold fell sharply.

Denmark has become the latest country to boycott the Beijing 2022

Winter Olympics to protest against the Chinese regime's human rights abuses.

Former Vice-Minister for Public Security of China Sun Lijun was charged in Changchun City, Jilin Province on January 13th with corruption and abuse of power