Eight Songs that Didn’t Make it Into China’s Lunar New Year Gala

“This is a new trend, the attractiveness of anti-communist creative content, which can be monetized,” Liga said. “It shows that people who are dissatisfied with the Chinese Communist Party are now a political force that cannot be ignored, despite not having the right to vote.”

How the Tiananmen Massacre Changed China

Zhao Ziyang and others in the Party leadership attempted to work out a peaceful resolution to the protests, but on April 26, Deng Xiaoping publicly denounced the demonstrators as an illegal “riot.” Prior to this, he had also gathered support within the CCP to sideline Zhao and prepare to clear the protesters using force. 

With Rights Deprived, It Is the End of Hong Kong as We Knew It

The old Hong Kong core values are gradually and quickly being lost, twisted, and redefined: and that relates to free speech, free press, and freedom of demonstration in general. People who have lived in Hong Kong before and after the NSL imposition will clearly see the painful differences.

A New Path Forward Without the Chinese Communist Party

After Deng Xiaoping took power, he tried to justify his order to slaughter thousands of students in Tiananmen Square in 1989 by saying that killing 20,000 people would guarantee 20 years of stability (for the CCP).
It was estimated that during the first 30 years of the CCP’s rule, more than 80 million people died of unnatural causes as a result of the series of political movements and suppression.

Dozens of Young People Detained Over November’s ‘White Paper’ Protests

Footage of the Liangmahe protest was soon circulating on social media, as most young people turned out in a collective act of mourning for the victims of a fatal lockdown fire in Urumqi and to protest the zero-COVID policy they saw as being the cause of suffering as the economy stalled and travel bans left many confined to their neighborhoods and apartments.