Month: May 2023

China’s economy is experiencing the sharpest downturn in nearly 40 years. Many home buyers can no longer afford their mortgages, and more and more people are defaulting on their monthly payments. This trend is growing. But, we have noted that the “Lehman moment” hasn’t happened in China. Why is that? In 2008, a wave of defaulted mortgages in the United States triggered a financial tsunami. Yet, in China, we haven’t seen any large-scale bank failure. It seems to be a good thing on the surface. But if one loo

Should the US give Taiwan nuclear weapons? Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons in the ’90s and now faces an invasion by a nuclear-armed world power. China, which also has nuclear weapons, has threatened to conduct a similar invasion of Taiwan, which some argue could be prevented if Taiwan had nukes. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the parallels between Taiwan and Ukraine, whether the US should send troops to Ukraine, and and whether China can be an effective mediator between Russia and Ukra

Chinese President Xi Jinping used the Xian summit to tell the leaders of five Central Asian countries, on May 19, 2023, that China aims to bolster trade and economic cooperation with another expansion of the Belt and Road Initiative. Xi pledged US$3.8 billion as part of the development plan. The leaders of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan had already met with Xi on May 18. All embraced Beijing’s commitment.

CHINA Slumps Again as Poor Economic Performance in April Raises Concerns Over Full Year 2023 Results. Following the removal of the COVID 19 restrictions 2023 looked like the year that the Chinese Economy would recover to full health however the results for April show that the Economy is UNDERPERFORMING. In this video I provide full details of the economic performance and discuss the potential impact on China and the Global Economy. For specific details please check out the CHAPTER list below. Thanks fo

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction | PLA Joke Fallout 01:52 Chinese Economy I: Yuan Softens 04:33 Chinese Economy II: Airlines & Wall Street

No more taxpayer #funds for Wuhan’s infamous #lab. That seems to be the message after the National Institute of Health (NIH) quietly removed the lab from its list of foreign research facilities that qualify for support. The Wuhan Virology Institute is among the suspected sources of COVID-19. The United States has sent grants to the lab over the years, funding studies on bat coronavirus. 00:00 Intro 01:07 Wuhan Virus Institute Cut from U.S. Taxpayer Funds 02:42 Montana to Become 1st U.S. State to Ban TikTok

#Chinainsights It’s safe to say that it’s becoming increasingly difficult for Chinese people to invest in real estate in the US. At this time, Chinese investment capital has found new destinations, and a notable one is Thailand. Some analysts believe that the supply chain of the whole Southeast Asia region is expected to be completed within five years. So it is predicted that the whole of Southeast Asia, together with India and other regions will replace China and become the new world factory.

The Chinese Communist Party has tried to convince people it’s tackled extreme poverty. But when you pull back the curtain, it’s clear that people in extreme poverty didn’t see their lives improve as a result of the CCP’s poverty elimination campaign. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how China really “eliminated” extreme poverty, China’s broken promises on development projects, and the US showing support for Taiwan. Joining us in this episode is Anders Corr, the publisher of the Journal of Po

Shock! 8 Houses in Hebi Sold for a Mere 100,000 Yuan! China’s Youth Unemployment Rate Reaches Unprecedented High China’s Local Finances Plunge into Crisis: Governments Rely on Fines to Make a Living? People’s Daily Exposes a Startling Secret: The Hidden Truth the CCP Doesn’t Want the Public to Know Analysis: Resurgence of Street Vendor Economy Indicates a Desperate Move by the CCP Ford China Faces Significant Losses, Implements Extensive Employee Layoffs #china #chinatruths #chinanews

China really could be the greatest, but it won’t be. Here’s why.

The European Union will discuss the existing and future sanctions against Russia at the G7 summit scheduled to take place in Japan from May19-21. Watch the video to know more. #europeanunion #russia #japan

China is sitting on a bomb that’s about to explode. And it’s so massive, it could leave a black hole in its wake. China’s local governments have accumulated massive amounts of debt. And there doesn’t seem to be an easy solution to getting them out.

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy I: Very Disappointing April Data 04:54 Chinese Comedian ‘Cancelled’ For PLA Pun 07:07 Chinese Economy II: Youth Unemployment

China is waging a drug war on the US. Some people may call China’s fentanyl smuggling into the US and through Mexican drug cartels a deliberate attempt to wipe out Americans, AKA genocide. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss whether China’s fentanyl smuggling is genocide, China’s claims that it has better human rights than the US, and that it’s lifted its citizens out of extreme poverty. Joining us in this episode is Anders Corr, the publisher of the Journal of Political Risk and principal at Co

The May Day Golden Week used to be one of the peak seasons for real estate sales in China. However, this year’s May Day holiday saw extremely quiet sales in property sales offices and second-hand housing transaction venues, with very few transactions taking place. Even first-tier cities like Beijing and Shanghai were no exception. For example, Beijing’s newly signed contracts for commercial residential properties were only 114 units, with a transaction area of only 14,000 square meters. This represents a de

#Apple’s source code, and materials used in ballistic missiles. Those secrets could soon fall into #Beijing’s hands. The Justice Department announcing criminal cases against individuals allegedly moving U.S. tech secrets to foreign adversaries, like China. Those facing charges, found living in California and hiding out in China. Will the recent slew of criminal charges stem the flow of intellectual property theft? 00:00 Intro 00:53 Apple Engineer Charged over Alleged Data Theft 03:59 Pentagon Report on Vir

China has hit an all time low with this one!

Is the US building ethnic bioweapons that target Asians? That’s what China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs is claiming. Not only that, but apparently the Pentagon is planning to target European Aryans, Asian Chinese and Middle Easter Arabs. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s claims that the US is building ethnic bioweapons, China’s genocide in America, and Mexico saying it has proof of China’s fentanyl smuggling. Joining us in this episode is Anders Corr, the publisher of the Journal of

Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang on whether the U.S. will address China concerns or sanctions ahead of the G-7 summit.

Previous video’s link: • Golden Week in Ma… Golden Week in May 2023: Chinese travelers don’t have money anymore/Store owners fall into worries In China, the banking industry was once perceived as a high-paying industry with golden rice bowls, and it was probably the most popular profession, except for civil servants. Those who work in the financial industry can be considered “gold-collar.” Their monthly salary, which used to range from 3,000 to 4,300 US dollars, has suddenly dropped to more than 86

Made in China, but qualify for U.S. #taxbreaks? The Treasury Department’s guidelines on #solarpanels are raising eyebrows in some sectors. The Treasury says the panels only need to be assembled stateside to make the cut, even if the parts are made elsewhere. Investors are rallying behind the news, but critics warn it will help boost China’s dominance in the sector, rather than U.S. manufacturing. 00:00 Intro 00:49 “Made in USA”: Treasury Details Solar Panel Tax Credits 02:22 Hong Kong Leader Responds to Ch

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction | Australia-China Trade 01:34 CCAS | Russia-China | G7 07:32 Chinese Economy: Raids & Foreign Business Crackdown

Chinese think tank that is apparently not linked to the government has an outlandish plan on how to invade Taiwan successfully. Sorry fella, but it isn’t going to happen!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bBSbZ62d13I

Incredible Unseen Footage of the China Breakdown: What Happened in Wuhan?

Taiwanese who’ve lived through a Chinese bombardment have told Sky News they fear history may soon repeat. Kinmen is a Taiwan-controlled island which lies a mere three kilometres from China which was shelled by Communist Party forces on and off for decades after the Nationalists fled there following the civil war. Residents have revealed their worries and their plans if war was to break out.

t’s only the beginning of May. There is already a massive flood in Jiangxi province, so why have the floods in Jiangxi been so serious in recent years? On May 6th, 2023, China’s southern province Jiangxi was hit by the strongest rainstorm since the beginning of the flood season. A riverbank breached and flooded four nearby villages; Fuzhou City experienced heavy rain in many places. The province launched a four-level emergency in flood control response. To avoid compensation to the flood victims, the dyke

You might think that the Chinese Communist Party had found all the ways it could make its citizens miserable. But in it’s pursuit to become more North Korea-ish than North Korea, it’s rolling out more law enforcement to police agriculture. Derisively called “nongguan” or rural management officers by netizens, these legalized thugs are no better than the urban management officers or chengguan who have been known to beat street vendors to death over trivial issues. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 China Banking Industry 04:01 EVs & Tesla in China 07:29 China’s Housing Crisis

This news from Australia is creepy as hell. Imagine being a Chinese dissident trying to escape the horrible CCP and then when you get to that apparent ‘safe’ country you see a Chinese police car? This is seriously disturbing stuff!

Chinese Communist Party leaders have said that China doesn’t have a drug problem, but that’s only because the CCP makes sure it doesn’t have a drug problem. They don’t mind, however, if the US and other countries China opposes have a drug problem. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how China is silently winning the opium war with the US, how China is taking advantage of the US push for electric vehicles, and how US politicians are being controlled by Chinese money. Joining us in this episode is

One #HongKong-based U.S. citizen, nearly 80 years old and facing a life sentence, has just been convicted by a Chinese #court. He was found guilty of spying and stripped of his political rights after heading off a number of pro-China groups overseas and visits with Beijing officials. It all started back in spring 2021, though few details are available. 00:00 Intro 00:47 78-Year-Old U.S. Citizen Sentenced to Life by Chinese Court 02:19 Beijing ‘Unaware’ of S. Korean Athlete Held in China 03:00 Ex-NBA Star H

In this episode, I will continue to discuss the current crisis of thousands of Chinese trying to come to the US via a difficult and dangerous route: What is the fundamental reason, why the sudden jump in numbers, and whether there is a solution? The ending remarks are the most important. So please make sure you stick around till the end. This is a continuation of my last episode. If you haven’t watched that one, please go back to my channel and check it out. #BorderCrisis #BorderInvasion #Chinese

In an unprecedented event, the Chinese banking sector is witnessing a sweeping wave of industrial action, the epicentre of which is Shanghai, China’s financial powerhouse. On May 11, the headquarters of the Shanghai Pudong Development Bank (SPDB), a banking giant ranked ninth nationwide, turned into an amphitheatre of dissent, teeming with striking staff. Recent annual reports and industry data, released by listed securities firms in China, reflect a sobering reality of substantial dwindling in average empl

According to state media sources, China has chosen to establish pilot programs to promote a friendly atmosphere for childbearing. This is the latest step the world’s second-most populated country has taken to increase its declining birth rate.

It’s a chip off the old block! China has been caught potentially using old out of date chips and claiming it as their own new tech! It’s a joke.