New Caledonia rejecting independence from France a Chinese failure?
According to an article by Journalist Phong Cao Pham on the BBC, the recent referendum in New Caledonia with 96.28% voting to stay with France could be considered a temporary defeat for China. According to Phong, last Sunday's referendum is not just this country's internal affair of whether to leave France ...
Former chairman of a large Chinese pharma firm in Shenzhen forfeits his home
Ma Xingtian, the former chairman and general manager of Chinese company Kangmei Pharmaceutical, formerly known as "the richest man in Puning" has been detained, Aboluowang reported. Insiders learned from Alibaba's auction platform on Dec. 14 that two properties owned by Ma Xingtian in the Futian district of Shenzhen will soon be ...
Xi Jinping gives no speech on National Remembrance Day
On Dec. 13, Chinese pro-democracy activist Wang Dan posted a post on Facebook, saying, "The political atmosphere in China these days is a bit unusual." Wang Dan said that, in the official report of the CCP's Central Economic Work Conference, the names of President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Li Keqiang ...
Official in Jieyang, Guangdong surrenders during massive purge
According to the Local Commission for Discipline Inspection website, Huang Yibin, a former member of the Standing Committee of the Puning City Party Committee and former Secretary of the Political and Legal Party Committee of Jieyang City, Guangxi Province Dong has voluntarily surrendered and was under investigation. It is not clear ...
Chinese inventor created world’s first earthquake detector 2000 years ago
Zhang Heng, a Chinese astronomer, mathematician, engineer, and inventor, made the first seismometer or earthquake detector in AD 132. He lived between 25 and 220 AD during the Han Dynasty. Zhang is known for developing the world's first water-powered armillary sphere for astronomical observation and improving the water clock and cataloging ...
US, Japan and Australia eye three Pacific island states in the race against China’s influence
The United States, Japan, and Australia on Dec. 12. declared in a joint statement that they would fund construction for better internet connections in the Pacific Ocean according to Reuters. That project includes installment of undersea cables in three island states of Nauru, Kiribati, and the Federated States of Micronesia. The underwater ...
Chinese social network Weibo was punished by the CCP for allowing information about the abuse of tennis player Peng Shuai
The popular Chinese social network Weibo was punished with a penalty of about half a million dollars from the Chinese Communist regime for allowing "information prohibited by law and regulations" that is considered to have been caused by the reporting of the scandal of Peng Shuai and former vice-premier Zhang ...
After 20 years in the WTO the CCP still cheats and lies to Americans while exploiting Chinese people
December 11th was the 20th anniversary of China’s admission to the World Trade Organization (WTO). U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Twitter, “20 years ago, by granting it WTO membership, the world gave the Chinese Communist Party a blank check to break its market promises & cheat ...
Polls show CCP’s propaganda failure in ‘United Front’ in Taiwan
Two polls reported by Taiwan TVBS News showed that Taiwanese have become less fond of cross-strait supporting reunification each year. The downward trend also contrasted with China’s propaganda efforts. Some Taiwanese experts said that the CCP’s various threats and intimidation methods for pushing Taiwan reunification only played the opposite role. According to ...
The Shanghai Sex Slave Mansion and the struggle against entrenched and organized corrupt officials
The Little Red Mansion is a seven-story building located close to the district government offices. Zhao Fuqiang has leased the building since 2014. Fuqiang, a native of Taixing, Jiangsu, came to Shanghai to work as a tailor in the 1990s. He opened a hairdressing shop around 2000, but it soon became ...
Chinese people urged not to go home to celebrate traditional New Year
The Chinese New Year, known as the Spring festival, is the most important event for the Chinese people. The Lunar New Year celebrations typically last 15 days, starting from the first day of the first lunar month. As their cultural traditions take precedence, Chinese expats and workers from big cities will ...
Alibaba’s debt restructuring $200 billion bid rejected by Ziguang Group
The famous Chinese technology Ziguang Group announced the results of the chosen finance organization for Ziguang’s restructuring and bankruptcy process on Dec. 10. Alibaba offered a $200 billion bid on taking over Ziguang, which was rejected, as were proposals from other financial organizations. The final decision went to the offers of ...
US Secretary of State to visit 3 ASEAN countries, strengthening coalition against CCP
According to Reuters, the U.S. government is planning to establish a defense system against China in the Indo-Pacific region as Antony Blinken, the U.S. secretary of state, will visit Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand on Dec.13. During his trip to Southeast Asia, Blinken will first visit Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, on the 13th, then move ...
China’s economic data is a joke, ex Chinese Ministry of Finance says
Former Minister of Finance of China Lou Jiwei said the Chinese Communist Party's manipulation of its economic data was so surreal it would be an international joke under analysis. Lou commented on Dec. 11 after hearing about a series of economic challenges China was facing. He noted that the statistics CCP ...
Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act passes House of Representatives
After nearly two years of wrangling over the terms of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act bill, it was unanimously passed by the House of Representatives, and the Senate is expected to vote on it today. The ban on importing goods from the Xinjiang region of China-made with labor enslaved by ...
Many children & grandchildren of Chinese officials have settled in the US
In Sept. 2014, the Chinese Communist mouthpiece People's Daily revealed that 1.18 million official Chinese families had settled abroad. According to data from the Beijing Municipal Procuratorate, over the past 30 years, about 4,000 officials were found to be corrupt. On average, each person has extracted about 100 million yuan ...
China shuts down heavy industry because of Beijing Winter Olympics
The Beijing Winter Olympics will open on Feb. 4 next year. Lin Yi from Apollo News said the Chinese Communist Party wants to demonstrate that the country is not polluted, so they have ordered heavy industry companies to suspend operations from next year's New Year until Mar. 8. This policy will be heavily ...
The CCP claims it’s a high-income country but requires WTO status as a developing country
Commentator Lin Yan said that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) always sends out opposite signals to the world. They want the world to see them as a prosperous, high-income per-capita country. But China still considers itself a developing country because of the WTO's treatment principle for a developing country, which ...
Gloomy economy: China faces substantial wave of staff layoffs
China’s economy is facing more perils than ever. One of those was the chain of layoffs nationwide. According to Epoch Times, since the beginning of September, many other real estate companies such as Fantasia and Xinli Holding have continuously announced the layoffs of employees. As of September 5th, a total of ...
The global petition ‘END THE EVIL CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY’ surpasses 1.7 million signatures
“Global Service Center for Quitting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP),” with headquarters based in New York, launched an online campaign "End CCP" on the EndCCP.com website in June 2020. By Dec. 11, more than 1.7 million people worldwide had signed the petition to end communism. The End, CCP campaign official website, has ...
