Day: October 25, 2022

Chinese censors went crazy after a protester draped two banners over a bridge in Beijing calling for “dictator” Xi Jinping to be removed from office and for China’s zero Covid policy to be lifted. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about Chinese censorship in the lead up to the 20th National Party Congress, protests in China vs the US, and China’s vast surveillance apparatus.

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China’s week-long 20th Party Congress wrapped up on October 22 in Beijing. Xi Jinping was formally reelected as the Communist Party of China’s general secretary on Sunday, October 23, for another five years. According to the Los Angeles Times, Xi took power in 2012. He continues to run the nation in his third five-year term as leader. —————– #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

At the closing session of the CCP’s most watched 20th National Congress, former CCP head and Xi Jinping’s predecessor Hu Jintao was forcibly removed from the meeting. This scene has shocked the entire world, and people have been debating about why this happened. In the meantime, Xi Jinping not only gained an unprecedented 3rd term, but also filled the new Stand Committee of the CCP’s Politburo with all his own people. How will this affect us? Today I will talk about this. I will show you some exclusive co

China is paying ex RAF pilots to train their own pilots for war.

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The 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party, or CCP, has attracted global attention. On the first day of its opening, the Consul General of the Chinese Consulate in Manchester, England, personally came out to a protest scene and beat up a Hong Kong protestor who was protesting peacefully, causing shockwaves in Britain. The term war-wolf diplomacy surfaced around 2019 when Zhao Lijian used Twitter to slam foreign voices critical of China. Since then, other Chinese diplomats have joined the ban