Day: January 16, 2023

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Many have predicted that China will surpass the United States as the world’s dominant power. There have been different timelines thrown around for when that might happen, but so far it hasn’t—at least not in a hands-down objective way. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at why people think China will surpass the US, what some timelines people have thrown out, and why China is unlikely to surpass the US anytime soon.

China has been trying to convince the world that only a few dozen people have died since it ended its zero covid policy on Dec. 7 of last year. But satellite images reveal a much different story. Massive crowds can be seen outside funeral parlors and new parking lots being built to handle the influx. And in case you’re wondering, this isn’t normal for China.

China is ramping up its capacity in rural areas to tackle the COVID-19 challenges brought by the upcoming Spring Festival holiday. Many Chinese people will travel to reunite with their families for the Chinese Lunar New Year. #GLOBALink

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Some secondary infection cases began to appear after China’s abrupt lifting of the “zero-COVID” restrictions last month. Recently, medical staff suggested that mutant strains may have occurred in China, as reported by Sound of Hope’s comprehensive report by Han Mei on January 14. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

#Satellite images are highlighting China’s death surge, showing an uptick in the number of vehicles parked at #funeralhomes. A Pfizer-made COVID-19 #drug is soon to be removed from China’s health insurance list. Beijing is complaining the drug is “too expensive,” while the drugmaker’s CEO disagrees. Bipartisan efforts are working to counter the Chinese communist regime. U.S. lawmakers are launching a new committee on China. Germany confirmed it won’t send weapons to Taiwan. One lawmaker says it’s not a q

China is running out of clean water, especially fresh (not salty) clean water. There’s no easy solution to this problem, which is why some are predicting China might try to take Russia’s water. Some have even speculated China could invade Russia if it gets desperate enough. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s water crisis, what options China has to get more water, and what might happen to China’s manufacturing if China runs out of water. Joining us in this episode is Andrew Eil, the hea

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To strengthen the management of media and ideology, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently issued a new regulation. From July onwards, it will apply the National Uniform Professional Qualification Examination for journalists. Only those who meet the criteria will be granted a journalist card. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

China is running out of water fast, and that has knock-on effects for a whole host of things, including China’s economy. Thanks to zero covid, China’s economy is already doing poorly, and there are signs it’s going to get much worse before it gets better.