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China holds World Internet Conference while tightening cyberspace censorship
Chinese leader Xi Jinping congratulated the World Internet Conference (WIC) through an official statement on November 9. The conference was held at the Wuzhen Exhibition Center, which has hosted the event since 2014. Several U.S. tech executives virtually attended the event, including the CEOs of IBM, Intel, and Cisco. Invited guests, ...
Chinese regime has zero tolerance for unofficial religious activity
A call to prayer circulated last week among China's house churches to demand the release of two Christian missionaries who have been detained since July in Shandong province. Pastor Qin Sifeng and Sister Su Minjun allegedly crossed some "red line" for the communist regime that aims to completely eradicate any kind ...
Medical investigation reveals the Chinese people’s miserable life during the pandemic
Recently, Dingxiang district, Shanxi province officially announced a report on a positive case of contact concerning a delivery worker. The investigation demonstrates the difficulties migrant workers have during the COVID-19 outbreak. On November 6, the Office of Disease Prevention and Control of Dingxiang District, Shanxi Province released a report on a ...
A Shanghai subway cars explode during rush hour
On the morning of November 11, an accident happened on subway line 11 in Shanghai, at rush hour. At the scene, smoke and fire rose and there was a loud explosion. There are still no reports of casualties. A video shows lots of explosion flashes and smoke coming from the subway, ...
CCP member threatens to blow up apartment building if lockdown doesn’t end
The Chinese internet is spreading the story of a person claiming to be a CCP member with over 20 years in the Party, residing in Wuhan city, Hubei province, China declaring that "if you don't lift the lockdown, I will blow up the apartment building.” On November 5, a netizen whose ...
Beijing relaxes strict COVID measures and markets respond
Despite announcements of increased contagions in several regions of the country and strict COVID measures, the Chinese Communist Party is relaxing some of those restrictions. However, the "zero-COVID" policy remains in place throughout the country and a new dynamic will be adopted. The COVID-19 policy team reported the reduction of quarantine ...
Over 10 CCP members party after a woman died due to lockdown
A few days ago, an apartment building in Hohhot city, Inner Mongolia, was sealed due to pandemic restrictions. As a result woman died after falling from the building because rescuers couldn't get to her in time. After the incident, some locals also caught over 10 local Party cadres gathering to ...
Foreign investors withdraw billions in October, China’s economy in difficulty
On November 9, preliminary statistics from the Institute of International Finance (IIF) indicated that the size of foreign investment capital withdrawn from the Chinese market in October amounted to $8.8 billion. The association argues that the Chinese economy is facing internal and external troubles. According to IIF data, the equity capital ...
Chinese drones used for national holiday in Taiwan: investigation demanded
In the month of October, Taiwan celebrated its National Day with more than 500 drones flying over the accompanying the celebration. But recently a report revealed that these drones were manufactured in China. the official Lu Ming-che, exposed in Taiwan's legislature the origin of the drones and demanded an investigation ...
Another large-scale exodus in Zhengzhou
On November 8, tens of thousands of students from the Huang He Academy of Science and Technology in Zhengzhou rushed out of school. It appears to be another large-scale exodus in Zhengzhou after tens of thousands of Foxconn employees fled. It was reported that the school approved the students leaving ...
G-20:Great expectations for the Xi-Biden meeting:Taiwan on agenda?
Following the 20th National Congress of the CCP, where it was made clear that the CCP will not give up its desire to annex Taiwan, even if it has to use force, recent statements by U.S. President Joe Biden surprised many people. At the White House on November 9, Biden said ...
Jailed Chinese activist and businessman gets first glimpse of lawyer
Following the extreme health measures taken by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to deal with the COVID pandemic, dissenting voices have been severely and consistently suppressed in China. On November 1, human rights activist Ji Xiaolong was allowed to meet with his lawyer for the first time after two months in ...
‘Taiwan is not for sale’: Taiwan’s former vice president Annette Lu to Elon Musk
On November 8, Taiwan's former Vice President Annette Lu published a strong open letter asking tycoon Elon Musk not to praise the Chinese Communist regime just to gain more wealth and fame. The letter is a direct response to statements made by the world's richest billionaire and owner of Tesla, the ...
China’s financial crisis: Bank stocks fall to historic lows
The bad debts of China's largest banks continue to grow and the financial bubble seems to be on the verge of bursting. Pessimism and disbelief about the Chinese banking system fell to unparalleled levels, even below those recorded during the U.S. housing crisis in 2008. China's four largest financial institutions, including ...
A year after Peng Shuai’s sexual abuse allegations, WTA calls for ‘transparent’ investigation
Following Zhang Gaoli's public appearance at the 20th National Congress, the Women's International Tennis Association (WTA) demanded that the Chinese regime conduct a "fair and transparent" investigation into tennis player Peng Shuai's public accusation of sexual assault. A year after Peng's scandalous public denunciation on Weibo, the CCP has not initiated ...
The Chinese market’s big hole: 99% of stock funds lose
Foreign investors continued to be pessimistic about China's economic outlook, and international investors accelerated selling yuan-denominated bonds. The U.S.-China Chamber of Commerce said that investment confidence in U.S. companies in China has fallen to a record low. In addition, the European Union is planning to follow the example of the ...
72 reporters and ‘second red generation’ latest victims of Chinese health app
Beijing's "Health Kit" (or Jiankang Bao), a mini health app related to China's pandemic, was blamed for constantly sending "pop-up notifications," causing people trouble. Most recently, dozens of Beijing's central media reporters who traveled to Shanghai to cover the CIIE China International Import Expo were all sent "pop-up notifications." They ...
Missing Chinese journalist: Is her body on display at the macabre Body Worlds exhibition?
This week, a story several years old and considered by many to be an "urban legend" resurfaced with a vengeance after a Korean TV show exposed the subject. The plot, which features a powerful CCP member, his influential wife, and a beautiful Chinese TV presenter, is about love, betrayal, mystery, ...
An 18-year-old girl says if she dies, it was due to excessive pandemic restrictions
On November 6, a piece of information attracted the attention of Chinese public opinion. A girl in critical condition, claiming to be a student at a school in Shanxi province, China, said she was filming a video "of her last moments," and if she really died, it was because of ...
China should worry about US launch of B-21 stealth bomber
The U.S. Air Force has confirmed that the next-generation stealth bomber is expected to be unveiled on December 2. Some analysis indicates that the B-21 will make the CCP feel very anxious. In an October 20 press release, the U.S. Air Force said it plans to unveil the bomber at ...
