Author: Yong Ying

In another sign that the spread of Covid is way worse than official statistics in China show, coffins are selling out rapidly. Despite the controversy surrounding EcoHealth Alliance for funding the Wuhan Institute of Virology, the US is still giving it money! World of Warcraft has gone offline in China—at least for now. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

Remember when the Chinese government said they are a democracy?

In December 2022, the Chinese government lifted the “Zero COVID” pandemic prevention measures, according to which nucleic acid testing everywhere will also be reduced except for schools, hospitals, and nursing homes. However, Dongxiang district, Jiangxi province, China, recently went in the opposite direction and openly defied the pandemic prevention and control orders of the Central Committee of China ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

The #UnitedStates is signaling plans for a more active economic presence in several #Africancountries as the Chinese regime’s Belt and Road Initiative stakes its influence there. The Chinese infrastructure plan has also been dubbed “debt trap diplomacy.” Under it, over $100 billion have flooded into African countries over the years. But why is Africa so important to these two superpowers? And should the United States be pouring more money into the region? 00:00 Intro 00:49 Yellen Voices U.S. Support Amid

According to Caixin Global, China’s graft busters have handed over Lu Jun, the former manager of China’s biggest state-run semiconductor investment fund, to prosecutors. They will decide whether to press criminal charges against him. According to a statement from the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCCI), Lu Jun has been expelled from the Chinese government system for taking bribes, embezzling public funds, and abusing his position at a state-owned enterprise. ——————- #SpotlightO

Doctoring evidence to go with your lame ass narrative? Doesn’t sound like something a CCP propagandist would do!

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 China Freezes | Gas Shortage Concerns 04:28 Chinese Economy: Economic Activity & Global Investment 07:34 Crackdown on Labour Protests

Officials of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are disgruntled and showing signs of rebellion. They are indifferent at work and speak ill of CCP leaders behind their backs. According to Creaders, Yuan Hongbing, a famous scholar in Australia, on January 23, said that the phenomenon of CCP officials lying flat has become common.

Youtube Wants To Censor CCP’s Crime 0:00 – Intro 0:37 – Backstory 4:20 – Solution 1 (Patreon) 4:40 – Solution 2 (FREE News) 5:00 – Other Platforms

In today’s video we give a detailed analysis of China’s troubled history regarding its population and talk about modern China and the troubles it faces.

Will war break out over #Taiwan? Would the United States get involved? And which side is most ready for a #conflict, the United States, China, or Taiwan? A study says the U.S. defense industry is “not adequately prepared” to take on a Chinese invasion of the island. But war game simulations predict the opposite. China’s current COVID-19 outbreak is adding to the uncertainty. And another two infection waves might be around the corner. With all that going on, Taiwan’s president wrote to Pope Francis, reiterat

After three years of Covid lockdowns that shut down the economy, China wants the world to know it’s open for business. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the headwinds still blowing on China’s economy, the belt tightening China is doing as a result, and how China is trying to re-engage with the world to get foreign investment.

A breakneck pace and a lack of transparency are marking #COVID19’s spread to hundreds of millions of people in the world’s most populous nation. But how deadly will China’s virus #surge get? Beijing said the virus wave has already passed its peak, and that the daily death rate has dropped over 70 percent. But a new model predicted just the opposite. And locals say caskets are selling out, as losses mount in rural China. Will the country see a COVID-19 rebound? Or is the current wave already over? And what’

The Chinese Communist Party sees Taiwan as a breakaway province, and has vowed to take it back by force if necessary. It’s waged unrestricted warfare to get Taiwan to submit so it doesn’t have to invade, and one of the ways it’s doing that is through espionage. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about Taiwan’s spy problem, how China controls communication through space and why Elon Musks’s Starlink satellites are such a threat to China. Joining us in this episode is Nicholas Eftimiades, a senior f

This crazy Chinese nationalist was ecstatic to see a Bank of China in a foreign country, but that’s not what concerns us. Her boyfriend/husband seems to be parroting CCP propaganda against his will.

Zhang Yangde, a member of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), passed away due to COVID, a recent diagnosis that seems relatively rare in China. Zhang Yangde was a CCP member who received a special allowance from the regime. He created the two disciplines of minimally invasive endoscopy and nanobiotechnology. He was also a director of the Hepatobiliary and Intestinal Surgery Research Center of the Ministry of Health, vice president of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association, and other key positions in Chines

0:00 Highlight 0:33 Xi’s recent statement hints a larger outbreak is coming, blames rural pandemic prevention 3:26 Resident laments that a village has more than 200 people passed away from COVID 7:14 Chinese in U.S. desperate because CCP won’t let them farewell loved ones 10:12 Overseas Chinese: government did nothing to prepare for Zero-COVID exit 12:07 Uganda turns its back on the ‘Belt and Road’ initiative due to China’s slow funding 15:48 Two senior Chinese soccer officials under investigation ——–

In this special episode, we’re bringing back one of our most talked about guests: Michael Sekora, founder and director of the Socrates Project within the Reagan White House. While the initiative was used to help take down the Soviet Union, its next goal, even back then, was to tackle a rising communist China. We hear from Sekora on how exactly China became a superpower. This is part one of a special series. We’ll also touch on several myths, or go-to assumptions, when it comes to tackling the China threat

China doesn’t just use well-trained agents to carry out its espionage campaigns. China purposely hires incompetent spies using a death by 100 cuts approach to stealing secrets and intellectual property. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about China’s espionage strategy, how Chinese agents use LinkedIn to recruit people, and how they lure ordinary citizens into unknowingly becoming agents of the PRC.

A Chinese youth unveils overseas Chinese secret police stations/There are at least 54 worldwide On January 7th, 2023, the new U.S. House of Representatives was sworn in, and the former Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, who was hated by the CCP, is finally gone. But it’s done little to make Beijing happy because the new Speaker, House Republican Leader Kevin McCarthy, is even more outspoken and critical of the CCP. On January 10th, it voted 365 to 65 to establish a special committee, namely the “Select C

A while back we got some flak for making fun out of Chinese school uniforms. Turns out the Chinese students don’t like them either!

China sees outer space as a new frontier in civil and military technology, and it’s determined to dominate it. Because of its location directly opposite China, South America is essential to China’s ambitions in space. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the space infrastructure China has already built in South America, why China’s space program is clearly not peaceful or civilian in nature, and how China’s space program overlaps with its Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). No. 132 Secret Chinese Mi

Tesla has become almost synonymous with electric vehicles, but that brand recognition may not keep it above water in China for much longer. Native EV car makers are gaining ground, and Chinese government restrictions on Teslas make them less appealing to buyers. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s theft of trade secrets, how China uses VPNs to monitor foreigners communications, and what China’s Made in China 2025 initiative has to do with its espionage campaigns. Joining us in this episo

The Philippine island has become the US military base in the near South China Sea Washington is increasingly viewing Manila as a key player in deterring Beijing, with an eye on possible contingencies in Taiwan and the East and South China Seas.

Xi Jinping has made a rare admission that the outbreak of Wuhan Virus in China is ‘violent & quick’. He has also admitted that e’s worried about the situation in rural China. Molly Gambhir reports.

The sudden cancellation of the Zero-COVID policy by Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping caused the Chinese to suffer a pandemic tsunami. The Party secretary of the Tsinghua University Library, Jiang Yunzhong, who is likened to a “copy of Li Yi,” said, “It’s acceptable for 5 million more people to die.” Chinese netizens have criticized these inhuman comments. RFA reported that on January 14, Jiang posted an article in his friend circle to justify the CCP’s failed pandemic prevention policy.

China doesn’t just recruit spies to work in its intelligence agencies; it uses everyday cities who are motivated to spy for the state for money, out of fear of the government, or both. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s espionage strategies, the scale of China’s army of spies, and China’s theft of intellectual property. Joining us in this episode is Nicholas Eftimiades, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council and a retired senior intelligence officer specializing in China. He’s also th

As China increasingly threatens Japan with its military, Japan is teaming up with the US and other democratic countries to counter China. In this episode of China Uncensored, we discuss what China is doing to provoke Japan, how Japan is responding, and China’s reaction to Japan’s response.

China’s wolf warrior diplomacy is coming to an end but don’t let the Chinese government trick you into believing that they are making a change for the better. They are still up to their old tricks, just not as wolf wankery!

#chinainsights #chinaeconomy #chinacovid The biggest headache for the Chinese government right now is the people who are demanding their wages. Here’s a banner at the entrance of a major hospital in a provincial capital city in northwestern China that reads, “Give me back my hard-earned money.” But for local governments and related organizations, their purse is now empty. A company born to lose money can’t exist in a normal market environment. But in red China, anything is impossible. All the operations

China’s Wuhan Virus wave could be worse than expected. A new projection has revised figures for the number of people that could die. Molly Gambhir reports.

The world watched as U.S. #COVID19 deaths climbed past 1 million on Johns Hopkins University’s chart, but #China’s number stayed below 5,000. Three years later, China is now changing its tune, saying tens of thousands have officially died from the virus. But is that the real number? A new study from Peking University estimates over 900 million are infected with the virus in China. The study goes on to note that, of that number, 80 percent are facing severe symptoms. Now, that study has already been deleted