Author: Yong Ying

Thirty-one more Chinese companies were added to Washington’s “unverified” list—which makes it harder for them to import advanced U.S. #Technology. Tech giant #IBM is investing $20 billion in New York, boosting U.S. microchip manufacturing and reducing U.S. dependence on Asia. Data on U.S. election workers was stored in China. Now, the CEO of a California company is under arrest. The United Nations stays silent on Beijing’s repression of Uyghurs in the Xinjiang region. A vote hints at China rallying devel

China’s economy and military wouldn’t be able to survive without Taiwan’s high-tech microchips, an issue China will face if it decides to invade Taiwan. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss what Taiwan is doing to restrict microchip trade to China, what could be done about a chip shortage if China were to invade Taiwan and how that would affect the world economy. Joining us in this episode is Chris Miller, the author of Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technology.

Taiwan has threatened to treat any incursions by China into its airspace as a “first strike”, and promised retaliation. China’s economy is lagging behind the rest of East Asia, and predictions for its growth are pretty dismal. The Solomon Islands has now signed a security agreement with the US and other Pacific Island nations, but not without a hitch. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

Taiwan warned it would treat any Chinese incursion into the island’s airspace as a “first strike,” as the island seeks to step-up its defenses in response to Beijing’s military pressure. #Taiwan #China #WorldNews

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George Friedman: China Is At Point Of No Return This Will Happen Next With China If It Dares America

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.

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China’s stocks remain unattractive to global investors, as its economy is struggling with a downturn and multiple negative signs amid Beijing’s strict “zero-COVID” control measures.

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In China, more and more people are starting to choose flexible work. However, the question is, are these people working flexibly or not working? According to a report by iiMedia Research published in March 2022, more than 200 million workers in China are freelance. In 2021, more than 16% of fresh Chinese graduates had classified themselves as freelancers. —————– #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

Modern life depends on microchips for the function of everything tech, from microwaves to phones to airplanes to drones. As important as microchips are though, their supply chain is just as fragile. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about the importance of microchips to the world economy, how a Chinese invasion of Taiwan could break the microchip supply chain, and how China is trying to shore up its chip manufacturing to insulate it from supply chain breaks. Joining us in this episode is Chris

Ahead of the Communist Party Congress, China has released video footage of its latest nuclear-powered submarine. Is Beijing flexing its nuclear power ahead of Xi Jinping’s term extension? Molly Gambhir tells you more. #China #Submarine

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Taiwan’s Minister of National Defense Chiu Kuo-cheng told lawmakers on October 5 that Taiwan is expanding the definition of “first strike” to respond to China’s activities. According to The Epoch Times, Chiu said that recent aggressive actions by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) prompted Taiwan to expand this definition. —————– #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

North Korea fired two more ballistic missiles from near Pyongyang toward the Sea of Japan. This after a US aircraft carrier was redeployed to the waters. #NorthKorea #US #BallisticMissile

When China wants to catch up to the US, it doesn’t usually pour tons of money into R&D to develop its own expertise. If it can’t steal what it needs, it hires individuals or companies to give it to them. American companies and specialists have been lured to China by lucrative contract deals to help build China’s lagging semiconductor industry. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about how effective this has been for China, how the US has made Huawei a shell of its former self, and how US export c

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0:00 At least 13 Uyghurs in Xinjiang died after authorities used COVID disinfectant 1:19 Xinjiang suspends passenger trains on the eve of China’s 20th Congress 2:30 Rare Ili Pika the ‘Genie of the Tianshan Mountains’ photographed after more than 20 years

What the Chinese public has been told by their government is that the epidemic is still very serious. Chinese authorities have declared that many parts of Beijing and Shanghai have been escalated to high and medium-risk zones upon entering into October. Wearing a mask has become an indispensable part of Chinese people’s lives for three years. In contrast, on the eve of October 1, China’s national day and the anniversary of the Communist regime, the top brass of the Communist Party, led by party leader Xi Ji

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According to Caixin, some property developers in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou pretend to restart construction on stalled projects because they do not have enough funds. —————– #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis, today we discuss the North Korea Missile Launch & Evolving US-China Competition and other China news #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:46 North Korea Missile Launch 03:28 US-China: Military Moves 07:37 US-China: Technology

In recent years, a controversial street food, Luosifen (螺蛳粉), has taken China by storm. Some people say it’s extremely stinky, a foul, sour smell that penetrates the soul after consumption; others think it is very fragrant, and they are convinced that “if you eat luosifen three times, there’s no way you won’t be addicted”. Luosifen, translated as “snail rice noodle”, is a traditional snack in Liuzhou, Guangxi Province, which can be described as a combination of “stinky, spicy, fresh, fragrant and sour”.

China won’t be a leader in advanced microchips anytime soon, which is why the majority of its microchip resources are going into making simpler microchips. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about China’s reliance on other countries for advanced microchips, whether China could take over Taiwan’s chipmaker TSMC if it invaded Taiwan, and how the US has in some ways fallen behind Taiwan in chipmaking. Joining us in this episode is Chris Miller, the author of Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most C

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0:00 Highlights 0:30 Xi admitted: China will face many difficulties and challenges in the coming time 2:00 More than $2 trillion depreciated from the total market value of shares of A 3:38 Moderna turned down Beijing’s request to hand over key vaccine technology 5:48 Tech giant Google’s ongoing retreat from China: Shuts down its translate app 7:24 Lost his house, his future wife and child: True story behind China’s real estate crisis —————– #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

Hong Kong will not have an outdoor vigil for the Tiananmen massacre victims this year, the first time in the past three decades. But residents are determined to honor the dead in their own ways. The final results are in after Wuhan’s initiative to test all of its residents. The results may surprise you. Despite ongoing western condemnation for two decades, the CCP’s persecution of a spiritual group continues in secret, although the regime claims the secret police agency has been disbanded. The latest e

In response to North Korea’s ‘reckless’ missile test, South Korea and the US fired missiles into the sea. Seoul said that the two countries launched four army tactical missile systems toward the east sea. #NorthKorea #Missiles #EnglishNews

Israel is known for its technological advancements, especially its advanced military equipment. China wants to acquire that defense know-how and is hacking, buying and swindling it any way it can. But despite China being an authoritarian regime genociding ethnic and religious minorities, Israel is also giving China its tech IP. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the China-Israel relationship and why the US is so concerned about it

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After two-year of fighting hard against COVID-19, China failed to make the virus disappear from its soil. Instead, stringent lockdowns and other extreme anti-pandemic measures have taken a whack at the country’s economy. Companies became unstable, leading to massive layoffs and the state’s crackdown on the private sector. Bloomberg reported in July that China’s unemployment rate among 16-to-24-year-olds hit 19.3%. It means that 15 million young Chinese are jobless. The problem worsened as summer ended, and

If China invades Taiwan, it wouldn’t just affect the Taiwanese people. Taiwan makes most of the worlds advanced semiconductors, which are crucial to 21st century technology. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about the economic damage that would result from a Taiwan invasion, why microchips are so important to the world’s economy, and what it requires to build a microchip factory. Joining us in this episode is Chris Miller, the author of Chip War: The Fight for the World’s Most Critical Technolog

s per the former US secretary of state Henry Kissinger, China may ‘recalibrate’ ties with Russia. International strategist, Andrew Leung, brings you more perspective. #XiJinping #Russia #HenryKissinger

For a long time, the exchange rate between the US dollar and the Chinese Yuan Renminbi remained below 7. It existed like a myth in the minds of the Chinese public and the outside world. But such a myth has recently been shattered. The CCP is annoyed with this. China’s state news agency said that the aggressive interest rate hike by the American Federal Reserve is a strategy chosen by the U.S. after repeatedly weighing its calculations, with the intention of transferring the crisis outward through the hegem

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According to the Financial Times, Moderna has turned down a request from the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to hand over its COVID-19 vaccine technology. Moderna has refused to give Beijing the recipe of its RNA vaccine know-how due to commercial and safety concerns.

– Launching Tuesday, the longest-range #Missile ever from #NorthKorea flew over Japanese territory. The United States and allies react. German lawmakers are in Taiwan, showing support for democracy—for the first time since the pandemic broke out. No politically-sensitive research before the Communist Party Congress—that’s the message China reportedly sent to all foreign banks operating on its turf. Beijing is looking for info from foreign diplomats in Hong Kong. A message allegedly asked for floor plan d

The other day when I was interviewed by Sargis Sangari, the founder of Near East Center for Strategic Engagement, he asked me a question: Will China and Asia fall into chaos after the CCP collapses? Frankly speaking, I was a little surprised by his question, as “China will fall into chaos without the CCP” is a very well-known narrative crafted by the CCP to brainwash and terrify Chinese people who don’t have access to free information. I was a little surprised that people outside China, and in the free wo

North Korea escalated tensions by launching a ballistic missile over Japan causing citizens to scramble as air sirens blared. The last time that happened was in 2017, and although no one was injured either time, the risk of the missile landing short or malfunctioning is a direct threat to the Japanese people. The U.S. and South Korea responded with a precision bombing drill of their own.

– #Google is phasing out China. Now its translation service is exiting the world’s biggest internet market. A major U.S. pharma company is also reportedly losing access to the Chinese market after turning down a request from Beijing. No imminent invasion in Taiwan, says President Joe Biden’s defense secretary, at the same time reiterating America’s commitment to the island. China is selling liquefied natural gas from the United States to Europe. We take a closer look at why there’s so much excess. A dea

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis, today we discuss the Chinese economy, Housing Crisis, Demographics and other China news #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Housing Crisis 06:10 China Demographics