Mass protest at Wuhan University, students demand to return home
Sources from the Chinese online community show that on the evening of December 4, many students from Wuhan University, Hubei province, protested on campus. About 2,000 students holding umbrellas gathered to protest, chanting the slogan: "Transparent information, open process!". The source said earlier when dozens of universities across China protested against ...
A 15-year-old boy disappears from campus, adding to the hundreds already missing
Only 100 meters from the student dormitory to the teaching building, a 15-year-old student from a high school in Shangrao city, Jiangxi province, has mysteriously disappeared on campus. The family has searched for more than 30 days, but no trace of the boy has been found. According to a recent report ...
Shanghai students protest for rights
Since the COVID-19 pandemic broke out in China, implementing the draconian "zero-COVID" policy in many places has caused public discontent. In Shanghai, under the leadership of Li Qiang, China's next prime minister, a "humanitarian crisis" was triggered by the city lockdown. The latest news from the Chinese internet says that ...
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 ...
Hong Kong: CCP harasses Zunzi for publishing cartoons critical of police
Zunzi is a well-known Hong Kong political cartoonist. His works have for decades marked a strong criticism against the authoritarianism of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). He has recently received a formal warning from the police force, which accused him of "trying to damage the image" of the institution. Although always ...
Want to save money and help the planet? Try ‘stooping’
The China Project reported on October 6 that Luó Yǔfēi served as product manager of a Chinese educational technology company. His boss laid him off in July of this year for reasons related to the Chinese regime's decision to stamp out the private tutoring industry last year. With plenty of free time, ...
Chinese communist regime teaches children to hate religion
Videos and photos of children in Shanghai receiving extra classes on illegal religions (xie jiao) during the summer vacations began to circulate on social networks and CCP propaganda agencies. The CCP reinforces its indoctrination campaign among the youngest, giving online and face-to-face classes on how to distinguish between good and ...
Cave discovered in Sichuan reveals signs of mysterious people living there
Recently, in a cave on a cliff in Luzhou, Sichuan, people found traces of mysterious people living there. It caused a stir among netizens, and many conjectures about the possible occupants have been made. One video shows two small solar panels in the cave, a simple bed, a hanger, kiwi fruit, ...
New anti-pandemic joke: Hong Kong students wearing masks play the flute
Recently, the Hong Kong Ministry of Education released a music video titled, "Voice of Chinese Youth," showing Hong Kong students performing calligraphy, martial arts, and music. However, the strange image of students wearing their mask while playing the flute in the music video has surprised many netizens. According to the BBC, ...
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 ...
Imperial in London to cancel China-funded research centers
Imperial College London, one of the best colleges in the world, is ending research partnerships with Chinese state-owned companies by the end of 2022. The Guardian’s exclusive reports stated that the college is closing two research centers funded by the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) and Beijing Institute of Aeronautical ...
Kindergarten students are injured, by teacher
Social morality in China is deteriorating, child abuse cases are frequent in kindergartens and nursery schools across China. A few days ago, a kindergarten teacher in Yantai City was found abusing children by cutting the skin between a child's upper lip and gums with scissors. Huanqiu newspaper reported that at ...
The CCP promotes ‘national education’ in Hong Kong and forces students to honor the communist Chinese flag
The leftist indoctrination in education carried out by the Chinese communist regime arrived with force in Hong Kong, where university students of legal age denounced that, among other things, they are being forced to attend Chinese flag-raising ceremonies as part of their "academic duties" within the institution. The Chinese University of ...
Alarm in Hong Kong: Record number of child suicides related to pandemic lockdowns
As is well known, the prolonged lockdowns imposed by certain governments as a result of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) virus pandemic has caused a considerable increase in psychiatric disorders in millions of people throughout the world. Hong Kong, one of the urban centers most affected by this problem, triggered ...
CCP censorship blacklist continues to grow, artists and writers silenced
The list of books and artists banned by the Chinese regime continues to grow. On Aug. 29, a media outlet reported that several schools received a new list of prohibited books sent to students' parents. The list includes the works of the cartoonist Guo Jingxiong, the Taiwanese writer Lung Ying-tai and the ...
China’s real estate sector: Leading developer sees 96% record plunge
According to Liberty Times, leading property developer Garden Holdings Co is no exception to China's growing real estate crisis. The company said its profit in the first six months of the year fell 96% year-on-year. This is the company's most significant drop since its shares went public in 2007. Bloomberg cited a ...
