September 30, 2026 – Two Tigers One Mountain

by Zhang September 30, 2026

Send the Pandas BACK!

China’s pandas are cute, cuddly—and apparently very expensive political weapons. The latest pandas have arrived in America, but China’s “panda diplomacy” comes with millions of dollars in fees, strict rules, and plenty of political strings attached. So why does China loan pandas to foreign zoos—and how does the CCP use these adorable animals to project soft power and pressure other countries?

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by Zhang September 30, 2026

Trump Gets Greenland. China Is Pissed

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On the eve of Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington, Trump signed a deal with Denmark and Greenland that gives the USA almost everything Trump wanted. And China is big mad, because it foils China’s plans for Greenland. Christopher Balding joins us this week to discuss.

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by Zhang September 30, 2026

CUHK students call for suspension of ‘sexist’ professor

An economics associate professor from the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has issued a formal apology over what has been described as a “sexist” talk delivered at a college assembly. Slides presented at the talk by Terrence Chong Tai-lung included titles such as, “The Cost-Benefit Analysis of Women Marrying for Money”. Chong’s alleged remarks have drawn public backlash and online criticism.

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by Zhang September 30, 2026

Crackdown fails to deter mainland adverts selling services in Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s crackdown on visitors abusing visas to illegally offer tour guiding, photography and other services has failed to deter mainland operators from engaging in unlicensed work. The adverts for such services have appeared on mainland Chinese social media ahead of the National Day “golden week” break, the South China Morning Post has found.

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by Zhang September 30, 2026

Shark trapped in South Korean canal draws hundreds of thousands of visitors

A shark trapped in a man-made waterway in South Korea’s southern port city of Busan has drawn more than 600,000 visitors, local media reported on Tuesday. The shark is known as Bukang-i – a nickname derived from the Korean words for the city’s North Port. The animal has been stuck in the narrow canal since it was first spotted on September 18, according to South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency. On Tuesday, authorities tried but failed to guide the shark back into open water. Another operation involving nets and other equipment is planned for Friday.

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by Zhang September 30, 2026

Audience member covers for Hacken Lee after Cantopop star’s concert delayed by bad weather

A concert by Hacken Lee in China almost went south after the Cantopop singer encountered flight delays and a malfunctioning car on his way to a show in China’s Inner Mongolia autonomous region. While fans waited for about two hours for Lee to arrive, organisers asked gig singer Hou Lang who was in the crowd to take the stage and sing several songs before Lee arrived.

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