Chinese universities burden students with regulations before graduation: Must show a labor contract first
China's Ministry of Education has taken the employment rate as one of the critical indicators to evaluate the performance of colleges and universities since early 2004. The notice has placed pressure on these educational institutions. Consequently, these institutions require students to submit labor contracts before graduating. Citing Caixin, Liberty Times News reported ...
Massive fire at Xinjiang Military Hospital, state-run media remain silent
On June 6, a fire broke out at the Xinjiang Military Region General Hospital. The whole building was filled with thick billowing smoke. At present, zero state media have reported the incident. A video posted by netizens on Twitter shows the hospital's outer wall burning from the bottom up. The exterior ...
Trudeau calls China’s interference with Canadian jet on UN mission ‘provocative’
The Canadian Prime Minister has recently criticized the Chinese PLA military aircraft for interfering with Canadian military aircraft, calling the action [quote] "irresponsible and provocative." In a news conference, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said China's actions put people at risk while showing no respect for the decisions of the United ...
Top Chinese economist suggests invading Taiwan for chip firm TSMC if U.S. heavily sanctions China
According to Bloomberg, a top Chinese economist suggests invading Taiwan to seize global chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) if the U.S. imposes Russia-like sanctions on China. Chen Wenling, a chief economist at the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, made the suggestion last month at Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies ...
Beijing secretly builds naval base in Cambodia: Western officials
On June 6, The Washington Post cited Western officials saying that Beijing is secretly building a military base on the northern part of Cambodia’s Ream Naval Base on the Gulf of Thailand. They noted that the Chinese army would exclusively use the base. A Beijing official told the Post that the ...
China tries to keep a Covid-free gaokao
China’s college entrance exam, or gaokao, is taking place on June 7 and 8. As reported by the New York Times, the government is trying to keep Covid-19 out of this essential but grueling exam. A record-high of over 11.9 million students registered to take the exam. All students must follow ...
Shanghai citizens’ reactions regarding re-lockdown rumor
As Yahoo News reported on June 6, there is a rumor that has been circulated on Weibo recently. The rumor states that "Shanghai will be closed for another month on June 20, and there will be no express delivery and no takeaway… The source of the information is the internal ...
Propaganda backfires: Western foreigner visits ‘happy’ Xinjiang family while officials monitor outside
A foreign internet celebrity earlier released a video of life in Xinjiang, indirectly exposing the harsh treatment imposed upon Chinese people under Beijing's rule. On Monday, June 6, a netizen posted a video on the well-known social and news website "Reddit" with this caption: "Foreign travel bloggers visit the home of the ...
World’s largest floating restaurant in Hong Kong to close down
Jumbo, Hong Kong’s iconic floating restaurant, is on its way out due to financial difficulties. Business Insider reported that Aberdeen Restaurant Enterprises, the restaurant’s parent company, announced last month that the tourist attraction would leave for a new home outside the city in June. The announcement came without a fixed date. The ...
Satellite image: Chinese military builds air defense bases in Fujian
The Chinese People's Liberation Army is building several air defense bases in Fujian province. Military experts believe these defense facilities are built in response to Taiwan's additional purchase of the cruise missiles, with a range up to mainland China. Taiwan's United News Network on June 6 published a satellite image from ...
Fire breaks out in factory in Sichuan, causing thick black smoke in the sky
Recently, Chinese media Xiaoxiang Morning News reported that a fire broke out in Sichuan Province on June 6. The video shows that the fire billowed up into the sky from a distance. Its thick black smoke then formed a huge smoke column that rose high. A local villager told the Xiaoxiang Morning ...
China strengthens air defense system: Possibly to counter Taiwan’s Xiongsheng missile
According to VOA, Taiwanese media, citing Google Earth images, said that the Chinese regime had reinforced the air defense units around Zhangzhou and Fuzhou airports in Fujian province. It is a move possibly to deal with Taiwan’s Xiongsheng missile system. Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan passed a special budget in January this year ...
Shanghai’s foreign-invested firms find pessimistic outlook after lockdown
Foreign companies remained in Shanghai after the Ukraine-Russian war. But has their patience tested to the uttermost with the city’s near two-month closure? The Chinese government was resolute about stabilizing its economy until COVID-19 hits Shanghai. Even as the city is a financial hub, officials still put it through a devastating ...
Guangxi flood victims: No warning of reservoir flood discharge
Since June, heavy rains have been pouring into many parts of southern China. Flooding has occurred in eight provinces, including Guangxi. Many rivers in Guangxi are overflooded, harming residents. On June 5, Liuzhou, a city in north-central Guangxi, suffered the worst flooding this year. The town of Yanjiangmen was submerged ...
China’s college entrance exam begins nationwide except in Shanghai
China’s university entrance examination was held from June 7 to 8, while Shanghai postponed it until July 7 to 9. One month delay of important “gaokao” in Shanghai has sparked debate. June 6 is the final sprint for all Chinese candidates before sitting for the exam. However, Shanghai seniors are resuming ...
China army forms a ‘kill chain’ that will challenge U.S. Navy
China's People's Liberation Army has transformed itself from a large but antiquated force into a capable, modern military. It has improved its relative capabilities in many critical areas, especially in the Navy. China's efforts to build new surface combatants, upgrade submarines, and develop an aircraft carrier program have created public ...
Corporate flight continues after strict controls by the Chinese regime
In recent years, several large U.S. companies have left China in search of better conditions. Prolonged shutdowns due to Covid-19, cost increases, intense regulatory repression, strict controls by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), and imposed laws limiting data sharing and on the privacy of customers on the networks, are some ...
Chen Guangcheng: The lawyer who escaped from the Chinese regime and denounces human rights violations
"He who helps himself is helped by God" this phrase sums up what the prominent Chinese human rights lawyer, Cheng Guangcheng, learned during his epic escape from a Chinese regime prison ten years ago. Chen's sufferings during his imprisonment are common to the millions of people who have lost their freedom ...
Jiangxi floods rise, people are angry and suspicious of the Chinese regime
On June 6, heavy rain caused flooding in Ganxian District (Ganxian), Ganzhou City (Ganzhou), Jiangxi Province. Nearly 1,000 people there were evacuated after being stranded in flood. Many towns and villages were severely damaged. Some elementary and middle schools were closed. Mainland media channel NetEase, citing information from China's central broadcaster ...
China’s pro-Russian hoax esposed with photos and videos
Chinese news agency Aboluowang reported that on the Douyin platform (the Chinese version of Tiktok), many videos with almost the same content have appeared with the topic: "If the country is lost, homes will also be ruined. Russia has entered the most difficult period. People line up to bank their ...
