The Chinese Communist Party Is Mired in Multiple Crises Going Into 2024
Plummeting demand has forced a medical equipment supplier in Chinese industrial hub Shenzhen to put employees on as much as 10 months of unpaid leave. Several other manufacturers, in industries from glass to aluminum, have resorted to the same measures in nearby Guangdong Province.
At NYC Lunar New Year Parade, Falun Gong Adherents Have Message for the World
In the communist society, there was no belief in God and morality, and every human relationship was made subordinate to the service of the Soviet regime, she said. Nova recounted an incident when she was 15 when Nova’s mother told her that the KGB had tried to recruit her to spy on her father, a communist party member.
Virginia Roundtable Discusses CCP Infiltration in US Business, Social Media, and Entertainment
“I know people in the entertainment industry that have shared with me how they pre-screen movies and scripts to make sure they don’t upset one of the largest markets,” he said, referring to China.
Identity of the Man Who Pulled Off Protest on Beijing Overpass Amid Unprecedented Security Before the Chinese Communist Party Congress
He wrote, “We want Xi Jinping the tyrant to know that, there are men in China on the path to pursue freedom” — a reference to Xi’s laments that the Soviet Union didn’t have a man who was man enough to save it from collapse.
Chinese-American Events in Upstate NY Urge Audiences to ‘Wake Up to the Chinese Communist Party Threat’
Dr. Sean Lin Xiaoxu, who emigrated from China and served with the U.S. Army as a virologist, described how, in 1989, he witnessed the Tiananmen Square massacre in which the communist People’s Liberation Army (PLA) gunned down thousands of people in the Chinese capital.
The Term ‘People’s Republic of China’ is a Lie
The CCP was established under the control of a hostile foreign power, the Russian Bolsheviks (later called the Communist Party of the Soviet Union). The CCP had two immediate objectives: firstly, to subvert the legitimate ruling power in China at the time—the Republic of China; and secondly, to establish a vassal state on Chinese soil in the interest of the Soviet Union.
Dutch Reporter Dragged Away by Chinese Security on Live TV While Covering Beijing Winter Olympics
In a clip of the incident aired by the Dutch broadcaster NOS on Twitter that quickly received thousands of likes and re-tweets, viewers can see NOS reporter Sjoerd den Daas standing in front of a busy street and overpass while delivering his commentary into a microphone when the guard moves up without warning and begins yelling and pushing him aggressively.
Li Guangman: How an Obscure Electric School Teacher Scared Millions of Chinese
“What these events tell us, Li wrote, is that a monumental change is taking place in China, and that the economic, financial, cultural, and political spheres are undergoing a profound transformation—or, one could say, a profound revolution. It marks a return from ‘capitalist cliques’ to the People, a shift from ‘capital-centered’ to ‘people-centered.’ It is, therefore, a political transformation in which the People will once again be front and center, and all those who obstruct this people-centered transformation will be left behind.
Investors ‘Sell’ Chinese Tech Stocks as Beijing Continues Crackdown
China’s tech crackdown came to the fore last year when Alibaba founder Jack Ma gave a speech that October apparently criticizing the country’s financial system. Since then, Beijing has increased scrutiny on over 30 domestic tech firms which include big names like Baidu, Tencent, JD.com, Didi, and Meituan.
The Myth of China’s Gold Medals
When Japanese gymnast Daiki Hashimoto beat China’s Xiao Ruopeng to win the men’s all-around gymnastics gold medal, the Chinese sports fans couldn’t take it at all. They overwhelmingly blamed the judges for giving a low score to Xiao on the horizonal bar, despite the fact that the judges explained that they took 0.3 points out for Xiao based on the rule as he failed to salute the judges. The Chinese didn’t buy it.