Anti-Xi protests spread: Chinese students’ families pressured
As reported, the protest on Sitong Bridge, Beijing, that occurred just before the 20th National Congress has created a wave of protests in China and abroad. To prevent this wave, Chinese network administrators introduced a ban. It has been reported that many people have been summoned or detained by the ...
‘Unsilenced’ a moving film exposing the cruelty of the Chinese regime
The film "Unsilenced" moved Australian audiences during its premiere at the NSW Parliament on October 19 in Sydney. The latest work by award-winning Chinese-Canadian director Leon Lee proved to be a powerful tool in raising awareness of one of the most brutal and horrific persecutions in history, that perpetuated by ...
The rise of a middle class revolution in China?
The fact that anti-Xi banners at Sitong Bridge, Beijing appeared on major international media sites, and the news continues to spread silently in China, is causing the CCP to fear that it will lose control. The person involved in the incident, Peng Zaizhou, was arrested at the bridge on October ...
Chinese domestic brand loses $1.7 billion in 3 days
Li Ning, a Chinese sportswear brand, recently launched a new product. However, in the new line, there are winter clothes that according to some Chinese netizens are very similar to the World War II military uniforms worn by the Japanese army. The company has been subjected to a storm of ...
Urumqi locked down, dialysis patients not getting adequate treatment
https://www.secretchina.com/news/gb/2022/10/17/1019377.html Urumqi, Xinjiang has been locked down for over 60 days since the detection of COVID-19 cases in early August, and the pandemic is still spreading. It was reported that over 3,000 kidney failure patients in Urumqi are currently not receiving dialysis or treatment. The government's official Weibo account titled "Urban China" ...
Xinjiang Pediatric Hospital refuses to accept women in labor
Xinjiang continues to tighten pandemic measures, restricting a large number of patients from going to the hospital. A video posted on October 20 shows a woman kneeling outside Urumqi Pediatric Hospital, repeatedly begging for her grandchild to be accepted at the hospital, but security staff just watched coldly. TS News reported that ...
Americans against Chinese regime: poll shows concerns, calls for solutions
A recent poll conducted in the United States revealed that Americans have deep concerns about the Chinese communist regime. Highlights include the CCP's growing military power, threats to invade Taiwan, economic competition involving China, and human rights abuses. The renowned Pew Research Center poll results of its latest research taken from ...
Scandal at the Chinese National Congress: former leader is forced to retire
At the closing meeting of the 20th CCP Congress, Hu Jintao, former Chinese leader between 2003 and 2013, visibly frail and aged, was forced to leave by one of the stewards of the ceremony. Chinese leader Xi Jinping, who was at his side, only watched on but then turned to ...
Experts: China breeds genetically modified pigs, bringing harm to humans
China has announced that it will breed pigs that are immune to the pig virus that causes AIDS-like symptoms and said that in the future, it will use the same technology to breed leaner pigs and make them become suitable as organ donors for humans, which has drawn criticism. Wang He, ...
Seoul University opens Xi Jinping library, criticized as Peking University
The Chinese regime's designs on global expansion makes a country like South Korea very wary! Groups of Korean citizens protested at Seoul National University, one of Korea's most prestigious universities, demanding that the school remove the Document Library donated by Xi Jinping.” South Korea's Dong-a Ilbo newspaper reported on October 19, ...
Zhengzhou pandemic: Like locking people in cages
Zhengzhou city, Henan province, China officially reported that the number of COVID-19 cases is not high, however recently, pandemic measures exposed on the internet are unbelievably strict and beyond the imagination of ordinary people. The Henan provincial government announced on October 21 that, on the October 20, there were 9 confirmed ...
Will Taiwan manufacture weapons with the US?
On Wednesday, October 19, the National News Agency in Taipei said, "The Biden administration is considering a plan to jointly produce weapons with Taiwan." Meanwhile, some Japanese media said that the U.S. is considering arms production with Taiwan, and the issue is being discussed at the State Department. The news outlet ...
Under CCP influence, Hong Kong bans screening of film ‘The Dark Knight’
Hong Kong authorities canceled the outdoor screening of the 2008 film Batman "The Dark Knight," at the last minute claiming that the film was too violent. However, Hong Kong netizens commented on social networks that the real reasons for the cancellation were related to Hong Kong's national security law, imposed ...
The Chinese regime demands religions become more ‘Marxist’
Although freedom of religion and belief is enshrined as an inalienable human right, its exercise is increasingly restricted. As a human right, freedom of religion implies the need and duty to protect the human dignity of its followers, as is the case with all rights in this category. The Aid to ...
Welcoming the 20th Congress? 10,000 people PCR testing is scary
During the 20th National Congress of the CCP, Hohhot city, the capital of Inner Mongolia had up to 4,000 cases of the virus. After more than 20 days of lockdown, many people are still being taken to quarantine. The nucleic acid testing site is crowded, cross-contamination is unavoidable. On October 18, ...
No more silence: Overseas Chinese students respond to Sitong Bridge protest
After the protest at Sitong Bridge in Beijing demanding freedom from the Chinese dictatorship, overseas Chinese students were no longer silent. Some people put up the banners with both Chinese and English on the bulletin boards of their universities. After the CCP's bloody crackdown on university students’ democracy movement in June ...
Japan and Australia target Chinese regime in security agreement
Tensions continue to escalate throughout the Indo-Pacific causing great concern around the world and even more so in neighboring countries. The prime ministers of Japan and Australia will meet in Perth on October 22 to share intelligence on the Chinese Communist Party's military build-up and intentions in the region and ...
Australia seeks to end dependence on China and invests in mining essential minerals
China's communist regime owns 85% of the world's valuable rare earths, giving it near absolute control over a wide range of industries that depend on these metals and minerals. However, Australia plans to build a mine and processing facility for these same elements, which could challenge the regime's monopoly. Located 80 ...
CCP’s mouthpiece, Global Times, dismisses Biden’s national security strategy
Once again the Chinese regime has complained through its mouthpiece, the Global Times and in a recent article it called the U.S. Defense Strategy obsolete. Apparently, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) expected President Joe Biden to change the foreign policy of his predecessor President Donald Trump, but nothing of the ...
Ready for war?: China’s top military commanders loyal to Xi Jinping
On Sunday, October 16, the Chinese leader gave a speech at the 20th Chinese Communist Party Congress, which is held every five years. Xi Jinping mentioned that the People's Liberation Army (PLA) must move faster with troop training and develop new strategies to become a world-class superior army. Xi said, "The ...
