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0:48 Chinese army buys barbed maces to fight: who is the target?
1:39 Alert: China buys land in the United States near Air Force base
4:28 Heilongjiang: A 5-story factory burns fiercely for 5 hours, only the frame remains
6:07 Jiangsu government robs villagers' crystal mine, police beat villagers
7:25 Major international golf tournament canceled in China

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0:31 Chinese regime continues to lose 3 more generals during the pandemic
1:46 What’s China's Z generation priority today? Survey
4:06 Performance of 23 Chinese securities companies declined, some lose tens of billions of dollars
6:09 Chinese city turns isolation center into temporary ‘Skilled Talent’ homes
9:03 From Communist Party member to Anti-Communist, new Czech President can change Czech-China relations

To encourage later followers, the name of a villager in CHENGGU COUNTY, HANZHONG, SHAANXI Province, has been put on the "Black List" in the "Red and Black List" of the village committee. The text read: "[This person] has no wife and children, does nothing every day, lives without purpose, has no pursuit of getting rich, lacks understanding of poverty reduction policies, the desire to escape poverty is not strong. So many times officials propagate, guide, encourage start-ups, train for enrichment, and other measures but still have no effect. This person seriously lacks the motivation to develop himself and is too lazy to think."

According to Chinese-language media outlet, the case of Hu Xinyu has attracted national attention. It brought to light the disappearance of many other teenagers from many places.

Counterfeit food has repeatedly emerged in the mainland's rural market during the Chinese New Year, reported Chinese oversea media on February 2.

The paper says that 50% of consumers have unknowingly bought counterfeit food because of realistic imitation and difficulty telling true from false.

According to the "Hua Shang Bao" report, on January 22, many shops along the street saw iron fences nearly two meters high installed. Anti-theft devices were on top, with the word' municipal facilities' written on them.

While Chinese politicians try to soften the effects of COVID in their country, international reports and users on Chinese social media warn of a real catastrophe.

In fact, due to the wave of infections, an important international sporting event had to announce its suspension.

Recently, a NetEase post widely circulated online spoke about the issue of attacking Taiwan.The Chinese say: "It's not our business to beat them; it's yours," addressing the high-ranking officials.

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0:29 'Getting married is like shopping': Chinese couples marry after 4 days of knowing each other

2:09 Experts say 40,000 fatalities in China in one day; China omits fatality cases in its report

4:47 UK owner finds lost iPhone 14 PRO in Shenzhen street

6:38 Australia brings down Chinese-Australian money-laundering operation in Sydney

9:02 China's industrial profits fell in 2022 as COVID hit

A new survey shows that young Chinese do not plan to have children until they can afford them, as reported by Sixth Tone on February 1.

The paper said young people consider having a stable marriage and career as essential prerequisites for having children.

He, a Chinese-Malaysian who was released from Beijing No. 2 Prison at the end of December last year, recently revealed about the pandemic outbreak in prison, the prison's pandemic cover-up. Officials warned him before being released that he would be "in trouble" if he "talked carelessly" after being released.

For the past several years, China has built makeshift facilities to lock up COVID suspects or positives.

Apparently, the local authorities in charge of those quarantine centers received some money, but that all changed after the relaxation of the Zero COVID rule in December 2022.

Now, it has been reported that those locations will have another name and a different use.

Taiwan's Economic Democracy Union has warned of data risks on the e-commerce platform Shopee Taiwan, citing its links to Chinese entities.

According to Chinese-language media outlet Da Ji Yuan, 23 companies in the A-share brokerage sector have disclosed their 2022 annual performance forecasts or reports. Their net profits have generally declined.

Except for Founder Securities, the net profits of other companies, such as CITIC Securities, Dongfang Fortune, and Guoyuan Securities, declined.

Tensions continue to rise between China and Taiwan following a new move of the military forces.

The Chinese regime deployed 34 military aircraft and nine warships near the centerline in the Taiwan Strait, continuing its plans to intimidate the autonomous democratic island.

The official Weibo of the American Embassy in China announced on January 30 that it had launched a new emoticon package named "Eagle Xiaomei'" on WeChat. Notably, some of the stickers mimic the phrases often used by the former spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Communist Party of China, Zhao Lijian, sparking discussion and ridicule on Chinese social media.

Australia has stopped a Chinese-Australian crime ring allegedly offering money laundering at an "industrial scale."

According to The Morning Sydney Herald, the Australian Federal Police (AFP) said on February 1 that they had raided 13 locations across Sydney the day before. They seized a record $150 million worth of assets, including mansions, property in western Sydney, cryptocurrency, designer watches, and handbags.

Nine suspects were arrested and charged, with two Chinese-Australian gangsters in Sydney with aggregated personal assets amounting to $1 billion. They are set to stand trial on February 3.

Tedros spoke again about the wave of COVID affecting China and made it clear that he does not believe the figures given by the regime.

Indeed, for the World Health Organization (WHO), China underestimates deaths from COVID-19, meaning that they are likely much higher than the official reports.

0:00 Highlight
0:29 Sea of ​​people at the 'world's largest hospital' on the first day of work after the Lunar New Year
3:54 China’s rural pandemic tragedy: Lunar New Year; ‘No one was in charge’
6:49 Canadian resident from Wuhan reveals fatality toll increased 100 times in his hometown
9:12 WHO says China is lying about pandemic figures
11:51 Taiwan on alert for new Chinese military incursions in Taiwan Strait