Anti-Beijing protests are taking place not only in China but beyond the borders
The Chinese Communist Party's "zero-COVID" policy has made the lives of Chinese people difficult and caused frequent humanitarian disasters. On November 24, a fire in a high-rise apartment building in Xinjiang caused heavy casualties, the reason was due to the lockdown measures. As a result, the Chinese people protested. Currently, ...
Calls for taking over government in Shanghai and joining Taiwan
The Chinese Communist Party's extreme COVID measures have made the Chinese people extremely dissatisfied. Since people in Shanghai launched a protest on Wulumuqi Road on November 26, protests have also broken out in various parts of China, causing the outside world to be very concerned. On November 27, a forwarded message ...
Extending state surveillance? China rolls out new COVID health codes in Hunan
Under the COVID-19 pandemic, China rolled out a system of health codes with three colors red, yellow and green, to control the movement of people. However, Hunan Province has just introduced a new color "blue" on Friday, November 25. Locals told Radio Free Asia that there is another "purple code" ...
30 IELTS test locations canceled due to COVID in just one month
According to Apollo News, a series of IELTS test locations in China have been canceled. The reason given is the requirement for COVID pandemic control. IELTS is a renowned English language test for study, migration, or work. The test center of Renmin University notified that IELTS exams had been canceled on ...
Zhengzhou: 5-day COVID lockdown imposed after protest at iPhone factory
Zhengzhou, the 6-million-resident city in central China, has been put under lockdown. The move came after a large number of workers from Foxconn—China’s largest iPhone assembly factory—confronted armed police. According to Agence France-Presse, Zhengzhou authorities listed eight city districts as high-risk areas. As a result, residents are required to stay home, ...
Endless China’s zero-COVID! Now, ancient graves forced to move for makeshift hospital
Guangdong is a coastal province of southeast China, bordering Hong Kong and Macau. The COVID pandemic in Guangdong is getting worse. Officials in the area said they will do more to build more Fangcang shelter hospitals or COVID makeshift or mobile hospitals. And an "Emergency Grave Relocation Announcement" in Shenquan Town, ...
Panic buying as restrictions spread across Beijing
The COVID outbreak in Beijing continues to heat up as the surge in COVID cases has left the streets of this capital city empty. In addition, grocery delivery services are overwhelmed. As a result, swathes of the Chinese capital are under lockdown to varying degrees. China reaches another record high in ...
Many young Chinese cadres heavily in debt from gambling, says CCP’s Central Inspection Commission
The Chinese regime is facing a new headache. Many young cadres, who represent the future of the ruling power in China, have encountered social evils. According to Apollo News, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the State Supervision Commission on November 24, said that these young cadres were heavily indebted ...
Chinese youth are leaving China for good, finding new haven overseas
At the end of October, the Indonesian government launched the 10-year visa scheme called the “Second Home visa.” The new visa program is a bid from the government to attract foreign investors, with its trump card – Bali. However, Radio Free Asia reported that the move had received criticism from many ...
UK urges government buildings to remove Chinese security cameras in key areas
England, on November 24, directed government buildings to take off China-made surveillance systems as a precaution for security. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster Oliver Dowden wrote in a statement that the move followed a security review, which concluded that further restrictions are needed. Dowden said, “Since security considerations are always paramount ...
China’s EV maker WM Motor cut wages 50% amid weak sales
WM Motor, once among the top four of China’s new electric vehicle (EV) startups, has recently sliced staff salaries by up to 50% amid weak sales and widening losses worsening its financial woes. Da Ji Yuan, citing an internal memo circulated online on November 22, reported that senior managers will receive ...
Protests spread across China: For the first time, people chant ‘Communist Party step down!’
A fire broke out in a high-rise apartment building in Urumqi City, Xinjiang Autonomous Region, on the evening of November 24. It not only woke up the people of Urumqi, in Xinjiang but also many other Chinese people. In the past two days, information has emerged showing that there have been ...
Beijing orders the urgent relocation of graves to build giant quarantine zones
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has begun to expand large-scale cabin hospitals in many provinces and cities. Recently, a red-stamped document was issued by the CCP authority of Huilai District, Jieyang City, Guangdong Province, declaring that "the provincial Party Committee requires each district to have a quarantine zone." According to Xinhua ...
Beijing sets up makeshift camps as it prepares for COVID surge
Workers are building a temporary COVID quarantine facility on a residential street just south of the central business district in Beijing. Green tents can be seen in a park a few kilometers north. They could be used to house epidemic control staff. A conference center has been transformed into a makeshift hospital. According ...
Beijingers ‘sick of everything’ as restrictions tighten due to escalating daily COVID cases
The National Health Service said the country had recorded 31,454 COVID cases on Wednesday. Although the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has remained tireless with its lockdown policies, China's daily number of COVID cases has risen to the highest since the pandemic began. However, this number is relatively small compared to its ...
Chinese fashion tycoon likely to lose $64 million Hong Kong properties
Debt-ridden Chinese fashion tycoon Qiu Yafu, who once dreamed of developing a version of Louis Vuitton’s brand in China, is expected to lose his properties in Hong Kong. According to the South China Morning Post, Qiu Yafu—Chairman of Shandong Ruyi Technology Group, and other directors own the 23rd floor of the ...
