Encircling Zeng Qinghong? Fantasia President rumored missing after being invited to a police station
Recently, the news of "Pan Jun, chairman of Fantasia Group, lost contact and was invited to the police station" was shared online in China. Zeng Bao Bao, the founder of Fantasia, is backed by her uncle Zeng Qinghong, a high-ranking CCP official. Some analysts believe that after Jiang Zemin's death, ...
‘White Paper Movement’ erupts again, experts: Xi Jinping is in danger
In response to the economic downturn and the "White Paper Movement," the Chinese government hastily lifted the lockdown and ended the "zero-COVID" policy. But unexpectedly, on the night of December 12, student protests broke out at six universities. Other crises are also approaching China. The universities that erupted in protests on ...
Expert: Bad omens for Xi, his enemies have a historic opportunity
The "white paper revolution" has blossomed everywhere in China, posing a dilemma for Xi Jinping. However, it is suggested that the rally is unlikely to expand. But at this time, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officially announced that Jiang Zemin, the former leader of the Communist Party of China, had ...
Making money from China’s Zero-COVID! Tianjin crams negative-tested people into quarantine sites
Many Chinese local authorities have been caught creating "false positive" COVID test results to force people into makeshift hospitals, also called square-cabin hospitals, to get subsidies from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). A few days ago, on the Chinese internet, there was news about many people testing negative for COVID in ...
Experts summarize Jiang Zemin’s horrifying crimes
https://www.epochtimes.com/gb/22/11/30/n13876056.htm On November 30, after the official Chinese Communist Party (CCP) media reported the death of former party leader Jiang Zemin, the case attracted Chinese people’s attention at home and abroad. Intellectuals in China called him a traitor who ushered in an era of judicial vandalism and live organ harvesting. After ...
China’s state-controlled media silent on widespread protests
As Western media continued covering the widespread protests of the Chinese people against Beijing's brutal COVID-controlled measures across the country, China's state-controlled press ignored the incidents. According to the Guardian, there is no sign of the protest coverage in the regime's most prominent newspapers or on TV broadcast on Monday November ...
Chinese-Canadian pop star Kris Wu sentenced to 13 years behind bars
Popular Chinese pop star Kris Wu has been sentenced to 13 years in jail after a Beijing court determined that he was guilty of sexual offenses, including rape. In an official Weibo account announced that on November 25, the Beijing Chaoyang Court convicted Wu of exploiting three drunken women at his ...
Xi’s purge continues: Former deputy minister-level official sentenced to 14 years
Xi Jinping’s faction continues the CCP internal purge campaign. Most of the purged subjects are guilty of corruption and more or less related to acts of human rights repression. According to Apollo News, on November 24, Peng Bo, a senior vice-ministerial official, was sentenced to 14 years in prison for accepting ...
Land grab! CCP retrieves 8 million square meters of Evergrande land—but gives no compensation
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has appropriated a large area of undeveloped land from the debt-laden developer China Evergrande Group without giving compensation. Due to debt-related issues, many land plots owned by Evergrande could not be developed and became idle. As a result, the number of parcels is also increasing. According to ...
Teens go missing, 3 heart transplants at a hospital on the same day
Recently, there have been many cases of missing teenagers across China, causing heated discussions among netizens. In addition, a few days ago, Chinese media reported that three heart transplants for children were performed at Wuhan Union Hospital on the same day, raising questions about the source of the organs. Several netizens ...
Over 600,000 corrupt officials a year: Beijing’s anti-corruption is a farce
After the 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), Xi Jinping continued to "beat the tiger" and, as part of this, colleges and universities have established anti-corruption departments. Despite authorities claiming that millions of corrupt officials have been removed over the past ten years, the number of them ...
What!! Head of anti-corruption agency in China admits taking $33 million in bribes
On Nov 17, Changchun Intermediate People’s Court charged Liu Yanping, 67, with accepting more than $33 million (234 million yuan) in bribes. According to South China Morning Post, Liu is the former disciplinary chief at the Chinese Ministry of State Security. In court, he confessed his guilt and expressed remorse. Liu is ...
Semiconductor engineers flee China
China has always strived to develop its semiconductor industry, once paying 2 to 3 times higher wages to recruit a large number of Taiwanese engineers to work across the strait. However, as reported by the The New York Times, due to Chinese regime's pandemic restrictions and the impact of the ...
Anti-epidemic workers selling exit permits in Xinjiang: Police busy ‘correcting the rumors’
The Chinese Communist Party's (CCP's) "zero-COVID" policy has made people miserable, but local officials use this opportunity to steal money. For example, shady scenes of Xinjiang officials reselling "exit permits" have been revealed online. Police claimed to have arrested those involved but denied they were selling "exit permits." The CCP has ...
TikTok: accused of being ‘the CCP’s digital fentanyl’ and of indoctrinating minors
Once again, the Chinese app TikTok is in the eye of the storm after being denounced as a tool of espionage of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and data theft. Now the Chinese social network is labeled as the "digital fentanyl." Republican Brendan Carr, a member of the Federal Communications ...
The CCP’s “golden” tax that scares off the country’s celebrities and businessmen
The strict measures of "zero-COVID" have seriously affected the Chinese economy, so much so that the country's wealthiest are considering fleeing (some already have) from the Asian giant. Their decision has been hastened following the measure that the CCP will impose at the end of the year: the strictest tax ...
