Year: 2022

Chinese companies could be kicked off US stock exchanges if they don’t open their books to US regulators. Thanks to the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act, the US is finally putting its foot down after years of China stonewalling US regulators. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the deal the US and China negotiated to give the US access to Chinese companies, why this will be good for US exchanges, and why US officials and politicians are skeptical China will hold up its side of the barga

The biggest #TaiwanArmsSale under President Joe Biden is coming in at $1.1 billion. But can Washington deliver the weapons in time? #USTariffs on Chinese imports will stay in place—at least for now, after requests from several industries. A major #Earthquake is shaking a city in southwest China. Twenty-one million are under lockdown orders there—some of them blocked from fleeing their buildings. The UK, one of America’s closest allies, gets a new prime minister. We look at its stance on China and Russia.

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0:00 Jiangxin trail exposed as Yangtze River level drops 0:30 Chengdu before lockdown: “Like feeding lions and tigers at the zoo” ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

The COVID-19 outbreak in mainland China continues to spread, despite the CCP using the world’s most extreme zero-Covid policy to control the spread of the virus. 31 of China’s 34 provincial-level administrative regions have now seen cases of infection. This is the most widespread round of outbreaks since February 2021, when the Ministry of Health began notifying outbreaks on a daily basis. With this came a nationwide closure and control. As of 6 p.m. on Sept. 2, there were 1,780 high-risk zones and 1,407

Di Xi Jinping survive a recent secret Party meeting? That’s the question China watchers are asking as Xi tries to cement his rule at next month’s Party congress. In this General Hostilities episode of China Uncensored, we look at the secretive communist party retreat at Beidaihe, how state media is portraying Xi after the retreat, and whether that means Xi is going to be presitator for life.

An Italian man, Xu Xiangshun, ended up in the Chinese countryside when he was little, and accidentally became Chinese. Here’s his story.

New lockdown mandates are popping up in China, just ahead of the Chinese Communist Party’s most critical congress of the year. A U.S. ambassador is abiding by Chinese virus control mandates. He was spotted standing in line to get tested, while internet users question why. Taiwan shoots down Chinese drones for the first time ever. An expert says the island has to push back, or Beijing will keep pushing boundaries. We zoom in on one viewer’s question: Will U.S. efforts to counter China also hurt Taiwan? A

Taiwan shot down a Chinese drone that flew over its Kinmen Islands. Are Hollywood and China heading for a breakup? China doesn’t seem to be the cash cow that it once was for Hollywood. Millions are put under new Covid lockdowns, including the city of Chengdu with 21 million people. Chin

United States President Joe Biden plans to ask Congress to approve an estimated $1.1bn arms sale to the self-ruled island of Taiwan as Taipei fires warning shots at a Chinese drone. Molly Gambhir tells you more. #Taiwan #China #US

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US Navy Sends Two Warships Through the Taiwan Strait after China sand Aircraft Carriers near Taiwan The Chinese navy announced on August 24 that the aircraft carrier Shandong and its battle group have been training in the South China Sea. Meanwhile, on August 28 Two U.S. Navy warships transited the Taiwan Strait — the first such sailings since China held massive military exercises around Taiwan in response to a visit to the self-ruled island by U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

Living in China for so long, we would like to share some of the comparisons that we have found between China and the west, and shed some light on the situation. Every week, we take you to a new place in China on our bikes, cover a topic, and reply to your questions.

– An official warning of war from #Taiwan: the island is vowing to use naval, air, and coastal firepower if invaded by China. Taiwan is proposing a near 14 percent boost to next year’s #MilitarySpending. One Central American nation is becoming the latest to show support for Taiwan. Car theft is becoming a trend on #TikTok. We look at how the Chinese communist regime is involved. 00:00 Intro 00:48 Taiwan Vows to ‘Counter-Attack’ If China Invades 03:33 President Tsai Boosts Taiwan Military Morale 04:24 Co

World powers are in a race for the next #ManhattanProject. This time, instead of an atomic bomb, the atoms make up a #QuantumComputer. In this special report, we look at China’s goal to be the first to get their hands on the ultimate #CyberWeapon, how China stacks up against the United States in terms of this race, and how Americans’ personal information is at the heart of it all. 00:00 Intro 00:41 Quantum computing: race for the next Manhattan project

The design, construction and operation of China’s second generation nuclear ballistic submarine; PLAN’s Type 094A Jin.

Living in China for so long, we would like to share some of the comparisons that we have found between China and the west, and shed some ligh

⭕️ Sign up for our NEWSLETTER and stay in touch👉https://www.ntd.com/newsletter.html – Two U.S. warships are sailing through the Taiwan Strait. Overhead, more Chinese fighter jets are crossing the unofficial divide between China and Taiwan. More joint military drills take place—this time between Russia and China. With those kicking off, the United States and Japan are launching their own field training. Flooding and heavy rain are coming to wash away China’s extended heat wave. But the perfect storm of c

China arrested hundreds of people allegedly involved in the nation’s largest ever bank scandal, as the country gears up for the 20th Communist Party Congress.

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis, today we discuss the Chinese economy, housing crisis, mortgage boycott and other China news #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Housing Crisis: Local Inspections & Mortgage Boycotts 06:42 China-India: Sri Lanka

Today the CCP announced the date of the much anticipated 20th National Congress of the CCP. So I will talk about the prospect of Xi Jinping’s 3rd term, the fatal dilemma he is facing, and why he could become more dangerous after he gains his 3rd term. Then I will talk about the starting point and the decision-making process for the Three Gorges Dam, the world’s largest power station. I am afraid that you haven’t heard about these from anywhere else. #CCP #CHINA #XiJinping

China’s record heat wave might go on for the next couple of weeks. August in China has never looked like this, shrinking rivers, dry riverbeds are showing the impact of drought. The government said that the weather catastrophe has caused direct economic losses of around 400 million dollars and affected 5.5 million people. #China #drought #heatwave

– Xi jinping faces dissent in china – Iraq unrest: Borders shut, flights suspended – Japan’s Africa push: UNSC seat, $30 billion in aid – Nepal says no Gurkhas for India’s Agnipath – Tea drinkers live longer: study

Xi Jinping will secure a third term this year. But the Chinese President could be facing dissent from within. A report claims that 3 “party elders” have written an open letter. They have allegedly criticized the “unlimited power” of the party. Palki Sharma has more. #Gravitas #XiJinping #CommunistParty

In 2015, UK’s then-prime minister David Cameron declared a ‘golden era’ in UK-China ties. 7 years later, the country’s prime ministerial candidates have named China as the biggest threat to national security. What explains this shift in British policy? Palki Sharma tells you.

If you believe the headlines, China is benevolently forgiving its loans to 17 African countries and loaning another $10 billion through the IMF to African nations to deal with Covid. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at why that statement is not what it appears to be, how China uses its loans to advance its strategic interests in Africa, and why China has recently pulled back on its spending there.

China’s real estate market is melting down, and there is very little the Chinese Communist Party can do about. And what makes it even worse is that the real estate market makes a large percentage of GDP. When the real estate market suffers, the rest of the economy suffers. In this just us episode of China Unscripted, we talk about why real estate in China used to be considered such a good investment, what the CCP is doing to prop up the industry, and how investors are protesting their lost investments.

Things have never been great in communist China, but now it’s gotten so bad that Chinese are trying to leave the country every way they can. In this episode of China Uncensored, we talk about how China’s youth went from lying flat, to letting it rot, to running, and why China has become such an unbearable place to live that Chinese citizens are desperately trying to escape. Communism Has Failed China’s Youth https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH8TT… No. 175 People Leave China in Droves | Economic Crisis L

Drought in China has caused Yangtze river to dry up. Lakes & ponds have reduced to rocks & pebbles. The receding water levels have revealed ancient Buddhist statues. #China #YangtzeRiver #Drought

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In July, Changjiang Automotive, once known as “Asia’s largest” new energy vehicle factory, officially went bankrupt, exposing the story of the development of China’s new energy vehicle industry. Massive subsidies from the Chinese Communist Party have led many to jump into the industry. However, there is too much fraud, which eventually leads to debt and bankruptcy.

China has the largest number of cameras in the world. Some media claim a number of over 200 million cameras. In 2019, the British technology research website published a survey that if China continued to install surveillance cameras at the current rate, by 2020, the average Chinese would be under the surveillance of 1 camera for every two citizens. If the police enabled these surveillance devices, it shouldn’t be difficult to find the missing population. However, in China, a red country with a special syst