Opinion
Only two ways can destroy tyranny of CCP, expert
Da Jiyuan interviewed Yuan Hongbing on May 19th. He commented on some rumors about Xi Jinping's power before the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. These rumors are that Li Keqiang would replace Xi Jinping, but Xi had a brain tumor. Yuan Hongbing said that some people deliberately pin ...
New Australian prime minister: China policy ‘completely consistent’ with previous government
Anthony Albanese was sworn in on May 23 as the 31st Australian Prime Minister. Australia's relationship with China has taken a sharp turn for the worse in recent years. Therefore, the new government's China policy has received much attention. Albanese, the new Australian prime minister, has stated that his China policy ...
50% of Chinese restaurants in the US might soon go bankrupt: Expert
At least half of the more than 40,000 Chinese restaurants in the U.S. will have to declare bankruptcy if they continue to suffer from a reduced business. That is the warning of Chen Shanzhuang, general counsel of the U.S.-China Restaurant Alliance. Banquet-type Chinese restaurant business is miserable Chen had an interview with U.S.-based ...
Tencent CEO Pony Ma’s frustration in post over China’s slowdown goes viral
Tencent Holdings’ billionaire co-founder, Pony Ma, shared a post on social media about China’s weakening economy under the stringent Zero-Covid strategy. The article titled "Nobody cares about the economy except for Hu Xijin" paints a bleak economic picture of China amid the government's implementation of Covid control. The short segment accused ...
‘An extreme storm is about to break out,’ expert on China’s political situation
According to Akio Yaita, Taipei branch manager of Japanese media outlet Sankei Shimbun, China's politics is currently witnessing extreme infighting among the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) 's factions. He wrote on Facebook that at this point, Xi Jinping had lost his political dominance to some extent. First, Akio pointed out that ...
JPMorgan: Chinese Internet stocks are ‘unattractive’ or ‘uninvestable’
In a March equity research report, JPMorgan mistakenly described Chinese Internet stocks as ‘uninvestable,’ which was later adjusted to ‘unattractive.’ Bloomberg reported that this accident has sunk the U.S. and Asian stock markets and blown off about 200 billion dollars. Losses spiraled after the bank inappropriately downgraded 28 Chinese tech stocks, ...
China’s calculations on Taiwan affected by Ukraine conflict: CIA chief
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns said that Beijing is closely observing Russia's crisis in Ukraine, and it's affecting China's calculations on Taiwan. Burns said in an interview with the Financial Times on May 7 that he thinks the Chinese leadership is looking very carefully at all this, at the ...
China mistaken on comments from Japan’s Abe
The Guardian reported that China had reacted angrily to calls by Japan's former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for Tokyo to consider hosting U.S. nuclear weapons. However, a famous Chinese commentator analyzes that China has made a mistake. According to Wang Wenbin, China Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, Japanese politicians have made false remarks ...
Normalization becomes political movement and China becomes a giant prison: China expert
President Xi Jinping, on May 5, delivered a speech on epidemic prevention and control. An analysis shows that the regime is turning the zero-covid into a political movement and normalizing it. According to Xi Jinping, the CCP's prevention and control policy represents the party's nature and mission and preserves people's rights ...
China’s DJI withdraws from Russia, Ukraine due to fear of U.S. sanctions: expert
Chinese drone maker DJI has just announced the suspension of operations in Russia and Ukraine. According to Su Ziyun, director of the National Defense Resources and Industry Research Institute, the movement shows that DJI has lowered itself before the U.S. due to fear of potential sanctions. He told Voice of America ...
Mao Zedong once considered Taiwan an independent nation: U.S. media
A May 3 article by the U.S. media, the Diplomat, shows the inconsistency of China’s position on Taiwan in the past and the present. While Mao Zedong initially considered Taiwan an independent country, the current stance from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime is the opposite. China regime’s past position on ...
China may attack Taiwan in 2027, says US General
The U.S. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Mark Milley, at the Senate Appropriations Committee on May 3, said that currently, the U.S. is facing two great powers, China and Russia. Both countries have powerful militaries trying to change the current rules-based order. Milley believes that the possibility of ...
Expert: Solomon exploiting competition between China and regional allies
A diplomacy expert pointed out that Solomon is taking advantage of competition between China and other countries through its security deal signed with Beijing. According to Joseph Siracusa, adjunct professor of international diplomacy at Australia-based Curtin University, the controversial deal is a sign that the Solomon Islands is playing the U.S. ...
Xi Jinping will be re-elected: Taiwan National Security Director
Taiwan's Director of National Security Bureau Chen Mingtong was invited to the Legislative Yuan on April 28 to report on "Recent Epidemic Development, Social Stability and Political Influence in China." He points out that the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party is the most important political event this year. General ...
Americans’ unfavorable opinions of Beijing reaches new peak, Pew’s survey
The number of Americans having unfavorable views of China has been increasing for several years, and this year, it set a new record, with an 82% increase or 6 points over 2021. The Pew Research Center released the poll's result on Thursday, April 28, after polling 3,581 American adults in ...
China’s military deployment would interfere with election season: Australian minister
On April 27, Australia's Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews said that Beijing was aware of Australia's federal election campaign on May 21. It will very likely send troops to the Solomon Islands. Provisions in the leaked draft authorize Chinese security and naval deployments to the Solomon Islands. It states that Chinese ...
‘Prepare for war,’ says Australian Defense Minister as China is on a ‘very deliberate course’
Australian Defense Minister Peter Dutton said that the country needs to "prepare for war and to be strong as a country, not to cower" to preserve peace while referring to China. He made the statement on Anzac Day, a national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand held on April ...
Ukraine war to change China’s invasion plan: Taiwan Defense Minister
Taiwan Defense Minister Chiu Kuo-cheng just said on Wednesday, April 20, that China will change its strategy when it comes to the invasion of Taiwan, after it has observed the challenges that Moscow is facing in the Russia - Ukraine war. He said that the war had changed the mindset of ...
Shanghai’s close-loop production likely to fail: German commerce representative
Under Shanghai city's new regulations, several Chinese companies have resumed operations. Only that they are running on closed-loop production, which was China's latest move to restore economic activities after a lengthy stringent lockdown. However, a German commerce representative in Shanghai said those companies might have to shut down very soon ...
China aims for ‘global dominance’ by expanding nuclear arsenal, expert warns
According to a national security expert, the U.S. leadership should not underestimate China’s intention to rapidly expand its strategic and nuclear arsenal. On April 19, Peter Pry, director of the U.S. Nuclear Strategy Forum at the Center for Security Policy, told the “China Insider” programm’s host that the Chinese Communist Party ...
