China: COVID-19 outbreaks in Zhejiang worsen
Zhejiang officially reported 192 new cases of coronavirus between December 5 to 13. Judging by the CCP’s record of falsified statistics, the real figure could be much higher. The cases emerged from Ningbo, Shaoxing, and Hangzhou cities, driven by the Delta variant. Following new cases, Zhejiang has toughened up its pandemic ...
Huawei’s secret documents show involvement in many CCP surveillance projects
The Washington Post reported on Tuesday, Dec.14 that it discovered Huawei is significantly involved in government surveillance for people programs after analyzing more than one hundred presentations by Huawei corporation (PPT). Many of these documents have "confidential" written on them. Huawei has eluded questions about its role in supporting the CCP ...
Starbucks in China used expired ingredients
Recently, two Starbucks stores in Wuxi city, Jiangsu province, China, used expired ingredients to make drinks for sale. According to a report from China's "Beijing News" on Dec. 13, two Starbucks stores in Wuxi continue to use expired ingredients. Starbucks employees are taught how to handle expired ingredients from a video posted ...
CCP removes more than 20,000 social media accounts for going against “fundamental socialist values”
During 2021, the Chinese Communist regime's internet watchdog shut down or suspended more than 20,000 influential social network accounts. Some of them for alleged "misuse" and many others for not promoting "fundamental socialist" values. The main people affected by the censorship measures are journalists and individuals who, due to the large ...
How US actions may upset Beijing? US develops a new software tool to calculate it
A software tool to calculate how US actions may agitate Beijing has been developed by US military commanders in the Pacific. Such actions could range from arms sales, naval manoeuvres to congressional visits to hotspots like Taiwan, South China Morning Post reported on Dec. 16. The new tool was presented to ...
Alibaba fires female employee who accused superior of sexual assault
The Alibaba female employee who accused her boss of rape has been dismissed. In an email sent to the employee on Nov. 25, Alibaba said it terminated her because she was "Publishing or spreading false statements outside, or knowingly fabricating, spreading fictitious facts, or spreading unverified news, causing harm and is ...
Beijing fines and requires Twitter-like giant Weibo to self-censor
Beijing recently accused the Chinese Twitter-like social network Sina Weibo of repeatedly posting and transmitting illegal information. As a result, the authority has repeatedly fined Weibo and ordered the social media giant to correct and strengthen information censorship. After being fined, Sina Weibo's stock price fell to a new low at ...
Chinese New Year: Hollywood movies banned as CCP retaliates against the US
Xinhua Net, a media outlet of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), reported on Dec. 10 that there would be no Hollywood blockbusters during this coming Lunar New Year. A post on Dec. 8 by Zangyn, a popular Weibo user, says, "Due to the U.S. boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics, the ...
US Newspaper: The CCP regime is North Korea’s biggest threat, not the United States
North Korea and China used to have profound economic and diplomatic ties. However, under Kim Jong Un, North Korean society is increasingly turning against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The Financial Times reported on Dec. 12 that, the North Korean regime is worried about its dependence on the CCP. North Korea ...
Taiwan reveals three Chinese militaries ‘Achilles heels’
Taiwan Ministry of Defense highlights three weaknesses of the Chinese military, indicating challenges in attacking Taiwan According to Aboluowang, an analysis named “Disputing the CCP's Total Strike Power against the Taiwanese Army in 2025 to improve its combat force,” was released on Dec. 12, by the Taiwan Ministry of National Defense In ...
One more Chinese official died from falling off a building
Another Chinese official who fell from a building to his death is Cong Zhihong, 47 years old. He had 24 years of service in the public security system in Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province. Since Sept. 2019, he had been the deputy mayor of Jianping county, Liaoning province, concurrently secretary, and ...
China’s Lenovo sued by Taiwanese company for patent infringement
Taiwan-based Largan, the world's leading manufacturer of mobile camera lenses, has filed a lawsuit against Motorola Mobility, a China-based subsidiary of Lenovo, for infringing its patent. Largan confirmed on Dec. 12 that its lawsuit was sent to the U.S. Northern California court, alleging that the 5G smartphones sold by Motorola ...
More Chinese officials purged by Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign
Xi Jinping continues to step up a campaign to purge officials in the political and legal fields, Sound of Hope reported. The latest two officials to be targeted are Meng Wei, the former Party Secretary of Dandong City, Liaoning Province, and Chen Jun, the Chongqing patrol corps commander. Both were ...
Weibo shares hit new low since listing
The shares of Chinese social media giant Weibo dropped more than 9% to hit a new low on Dec. 14, according to the Internet Information Office of the Chinese Communist Party. It is a new record low since Weibo debuted in Hong Kong stock exchange on Dec. 8, when its ...
Actual footage of Nanjing massacre terrifies primary school students forced to watch in Hong Kong
The Nanjing Massacre saw thousands of Nanjing citizens randomly slaughtered and raped by Japanese troops between 1937 and January 1938. The 5 minutes long footage exhibited scenes of executions and corpses, including babies to the first-graders of the schools during a class on moral and civic education. NTDTV reported that the students ...
Expert: China’s real estate market is in a downward spiral
An Economist in the U.S., Li Hengqing, told Epoch Times on Dec. 11 that for a considerable time, house prices in China had continuously increased, not decreased. However, house prices will continue to fall shortly because they need to sell properties quickly to get money to survive in these uncertain times. The ...
Monki to withdraws from Hong Kong market as H&M faces retaliation for Xinjiang statement
Popular Monki, a subsidiary of the Swedish fashion giant H&M is closing its last store in Hong Kong and officially leaving the market. Abolouwang noted that H&M has suffered a series of retaliation blows from the CCP for its statement that mentioned "Xinjiang cotton." The term is associated with the CCP's forced ...
US rewards tracking dirty money by foreign dignitaries and experts, aiming at China
The U.S. Secretary of the Treasury recently announced that they would step up the investigation of unidentified amounts in the United States of visiting foreign leaders. The finance ministry will set up a waterproofing fund to reward those who provide clues. Experts say that this status of the United States is aimed at ...
Beijing Olympics boycott: Belgium follows in the footstep of US & UK
On Dec. 14, the Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo confirmed during a parliamentary meeting that Belgium would not send officials to the Beijing Winter Olympics, aligning with the US, Canada, Britain, Lithuania, Australia, Estonia and others. Rep. Samuel Cogolati, a member of the Chamber of Representatives, first announced it on ...
China’s new food shipment law potentially suffocates its own supply
In April, Beijing laid out the requirement that by Jan. 1 of 2022, all foreign food manufacturing, processing, and storage facilities have to apply to the General Administration of Customs of China (GACC) before entering its market. The new regulations cover all foods, including "low risk" such as flour and olive ...
