
Shenzhen residents fight over food supplies; Man has seizure while waiting for nucleic acid test
00:00 Anhui: Acting like thugs, fishery officers violently beat fishermen
01:02 High-paid job during the epidemic- Dabai
01:46 Shenzhen: Residents scramble to buy food despite the government's promises
02:17 Liaoning: Under China’s ‘dynamic zero COVID’ policy, medical staff allegedly refuse entry to cerebral infarction patient

277 Singapore victims lost $22 million in China officials impersonation scams
The Straits Times reported on June 30 that at least 277 people had lost 30.3 million Singapore dollars (nearly 22 million dollars) to China official impersonation scams since January this year.

Temperature high, but water freezing in Jilin; Alipay account frozen after depositing 700,000 yuan

Fleeing: 33-year-old woman buys top Mediterranean mansion; How China’s rich move billions abroad?
After a two-year break due to Covid pandemic, China's super-rich are back in Europe's top luxury real estate market.

China: Revealing reasons for water discharge without warning; Provinces engulfed at incredible speed
Floods in mainland China have become common in the last decade. Last summer, floods in Zhengzhou, Henan also killed hundreds of people. Since June, floods have swept through the southern and eastern provinces of China, creating tragic situations for the Chinese.
The Guangdong province experienced record flooding from June 21.
The floods in Guangdong have portrayed a tragic scene in the last few years. Unfortunately, floods coincide with the harvest season, so farmers may lose their crops.
As Net Ease reported, the Beijiang River in Yingde City, Guangdong, reached 36 meters high and exceeded the warning limit of 10 meters on June 22.

Epidemic: People locked in homes, all teachers, students, and parents of a school quarantined
Recently, the COVID-19 epidemic broke out again in Anhui province, China, then spread to Nanjing city, Jiangsu province. Si County in the city of Suzhou is the worst-affected area. According to China New, all residents are confined to their homes, and those in charge of epidemic prevention are not allowed to return home. Vision Times reported that all teachers, students, and parents of the 4th elementary school in the fourth district were sent to Suzhou City and Xiao County for concentrated isolation.

Monopoly position: Pro-Beijing group target other countries’ rare earth companies
Mandiant, an American cybersecurity firm, has produced a study claiming that a Chinese government-sponsored propaganda operation is targeting miners in the United States, Australia, and Canada via social media accounts which formed into alliances to offer China a competitive advantage in the hunt for the rare earth resources.

Toxic milk again! Netizens in shock after Xinjiang Maiquer's pure milk contains toxic additives
On June 30, two batches of Xinjiang Maiquer pure milk were found to have low-toxicity propylene glycol additives. Netizens in shock.

The man who perpetrated the most heinous crime in recent times
Jiang Zemin, former General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party and former President of the People’s Republic of China (1989-2002), is denounced in the world by several human rights groups and religious movements for being the leading architect and responsible for the most terrible persecutions and crimes against people for their faith in recent times. Zemin has become the former leader with the most accusations of corruption in the Asian country. This ruler managed to establish himself in power after the ruthless assassination of young pro-democracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square in 1989.

Hong Kong deploys ‘Saber-Toothed Tiger’ to protect Xi during historic visit
This is the West Kowloon High Speed Rail Station, the first stop in Xi Jinping's trip to Hong Kong. The whole area was guarded by heavy police forces and a water-horse barrier.

Trouble at Henan banks turns to conflict between government and people
China is heading to the 20th National Congress, but its financial system has turned abnormal. In a new development, the actions of rights protection of Henan rural banks’ depositors are turning into conflicts between the government and the people.

Chinese people compared with pigs by accident in UK publication
On Tuesday, June 28, UK publication The Economist posted a news article on its official Twitter account. The post triggered backlash among Chinese social media users. Many of them blamed the publication for actually comparing Chinese people with pigs.

Arrested for having toy gun in luggage on train: Beijing tightens railway rules
The Epoch Times reported that Beijing started applying a new railway law on July 01. Under the new law, any personal belongings that can be potentially used as weapons are prohibited.

Human rights infamy undermines China’s international image, poll finds
The latest poll on an international scale has found that most have poor views of China. In that, the country's infamous treatment of human rights is the top source of concern. Nonpartisan think tank Pew Research Center on June 29 released new survey results about how people worldwide see China. Respondents came from 19 developed countries.

Fearing lockdowns, residents flee Chinese factory hub Shenzhen
Recently, COVID outbreaks have hit many places in the Chinese factory hub Shenzhen. Residents complained that Shenzhen's epidemic control was too strict.

Government: Enterprises going bankrupt due to no notice of flood discharge
Last week a flood swept over Shaxi Ancient town, Shangrao city, Jiangxi , and the whole city turned into an aquarium. People from all classes suffered during the flood, and many lost their homes or factories. Many citizens said they did not receive any warning announcement beforehand. However, both locals and officials confirmed the source of the flood was discharged water from the reservoir.

New ‘Fujian’ aircraft carrier: secret, stolen or over-hyped technology?
Type 003 Fujian ship, China's third aircraft carrier, was launched recently from Shanghai's Jiangnan Shipyard. Fujian ship is the first to replace the ski-jump system with electromagnetic ejection.

Countries should start screening buyers of their farmland, especially China
Countries should be careful about selling their farmland to others, especially to China, as the United Nations chief is sounding an alarm about a famine this year and next.

Shanghai scene shocking, like a horror film; Netizens: 'The end is near'
