Chinese flocks to political asylum, rise by tenfold in 10 years
According to the UN refugee agency's latest statistics, the number of people seeking refugees in the world due to war, violence, and abuse has reached almost 90 millions last year. The number marks an increase of 8% from the year prior and more than double that a decade ago. Although China ...
A mysterious explosion at the China Satellite Launch Center, satellite image
According to SpaceNews, data from satellite images shows that China's Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center experienced an explosion last year. Chinese media did not report on the incident. Harry Stranger, a space enthusiast, was studying satellite images from Airbus and CNES and suddenly discovered an explosion at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, China. ...
What are Beijing officials afraid of? Tesla cars banned in Baidaihe in July and August
On June 20, Reuters reported that Beidaihe would ban Tesla cars from entering this district from July 1 to August 31. The reason is that the Chinese Communist Party's top leaders will be here, and the so-called "summer summit" will be held here. It is reported that a Tesla's electric car is equipped ...
Fierce winds sweep Inner Mongolia city, warehouse turned to rubble, trees uprooted
Natural disasters and strange phenomena have continued to bombard China. Non-stop storms and floods have occurred in many places. An uncommon natural disaster recently happened in the city of Inner Mongo. High winds blew away the warehouse in Hohhot in seconds and uprooted large trees. Burning News Weibo posted footage from ...
Chinese concerned about their information environment becoming like North Korea’s
Recently, the Cyberspace Administration of China has issued a new regulation requiring the identity verification of the people who comment online and to "review the messages and screenshots before posting." Commentators believe this is the China Communist Party's further restriction of social media. On June 17th, the Cyberspace Administration of China ...
China watchdog’s newspaper deleted article calling for strict investigation types of top officials
On June 16, the China Journal of Discipline Inspection and Supervision released an article entitled "Investigating and Strictly Handling Violations of Political Discipline and Political Rules." The article depicted three types of individuals to be investigated, but it was later removed from the official website. The report emphasizes the primary task ...
Tangshan is the Chinese underworld’s stronghold, CCP targets the ‘Milling Knife Team’ debunked
The instance of a group abusing women in Tangshan, Hebei province, China, has recently sparked public outrage. The Tangshan gangsters' past is astonishing, and the recent events all have links to the underground. Guns are outlawed in China, although illegal weapon possession is rampant in Tangshan city, Hebei province. According to ...
Struggling since 2 am: Long lines in front of banks in Henan, Shanghai, and Dandong
Recently, freezing depositors' accounts by four rural banks in Henan has become a hot topic on social media. As a result, customers of these banks could not withdraw their money which led them to move to Zhengzhou, Henan to claim their rights. Following Henan, banks in Shanghai and Dandong (Liaoning) ...
New Era Centers: CCP’s latest attempt to win the loyalty of Chinese society
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is going through a survival crisis as Chinese society is waking up to its incorrect repression policies, censorship, economic and social inequality, and strict covid-19 protocols, among others. As of 2014, around 90,000 riots occurred in China, officially described as "mass incidents." This number has been ...
Only 29% of college graduates in China able to find jobs last month
Data released by research institutes in China on June 16 revealed a concerning amount of unemployment among college graduates in the country just two weeks prior. According to China News, the 2022 Graduation Season Research and Analysis Report found that as of May 29, only 29% of the college graduates have ...
Recent orders to the Chinese military suggest a major war may be looming
The conflicting deployments of the Chinese regime around the world are already commonplace, but now Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, has ordered the army to prepare for action. This attracts much attention, even if Xi claims it is only for "non-warlike" purposes. Currently, the Communist Party of China (CCP) has active disputes with ...
Shandong teachers protest salary cuts, police make arrests
The wave of pay cuts by the Chinese regime has affected not only civil servants, but also teachers. The most recent was a pay cut for teachers in Yantai Development Zone, Shandong province. As a result, a large-scale demonstration of teachers broke out against the salary cuts. However, the authorities ...
China’s recent series of serious fires and explosions met with silence by the country’s media
In recent days, three serious fires and explosions have occurred in three Chinese cities. Still, the government and media have kept silent and provided no information about the number of casualties. At about 10 a.m. on June 9, a fire broke out at the Hangzhou Bay Building Materials Market on Wan ...
A scene ‘between crying and laughing’: Tangshan ‘catch mafia’ leader inspects ‘Thunder Storm’ HQ
A scene 'between crying and laughing': Tangshan' catch mafia' leader inspects 'Thunder Storm' HQ Inspection to "catch mafia" of Tangshan Party Committee Secretary and Mayor exposed—However, all the computers were turned off while officials inspected the "work" still going on late at night. According to China's domestic news channel Hebei Daily, at ...
Murder cases occur one after another, Chinese netizens name the phenomenon
Tangshan city in Shanghai reported a violent incident early on June 10. A woman was eating with her friend at a barbecue restaurant when a suspected drunken man walked in and touched the woman from behind, trying to strike up a conversation. After being rejected, the man beat the woman. Her ...
How rich are corrupted Chinese politicians, and how do they spend their money?
Political corruption China is unlike any other country in the world. Usually, the charges on officials come with impressive money figures. It could be millions or billions of U.S. dollars. Just last week, a former vice governor of Shanxi provincial government Yun Gongmin, received the death sentence for taking bribes of ...
