Author: Yong Ying

The shares of the embattled real estate giant rose as much as 15.8% on December 22. And investors were surprised. The company had officially defaulted in December. So, how could its shares resurrect to life all of a sudden? Was Evergrande making a grand comeback that no one would have expected it to make? Watch the video to know more.

Looking at China, it is easy to assume that it is a country of big companies. I mean tech giants like Alibaba, Tencent and Huawei became globally popular very quickly.

A little red mansion in Shanghai turned into a house of horrors after one entrepreneur turned it into a brothel full of sex slaves. How did he keep it running for 20 years? Blackmail, abuse and a lot of broken promises. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for the empire pimp Zhao Fuqiang built on the backs of his victims, how he evaded law enforcement for so long, and how it all came tumbling down.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is so obsessed with the Soviet collapse that it almost implicitly gives away its fears of a similar collapse in China.

China is tracking you online—or potentially tracking you if it deems you a target. China’s censorship doesn’t end at the great firewall that circles the Chinese internet, it goes all around the world. It mostly targets ethnic Chinese, but not always. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for the intimate details China might have on you, what Xi Jinping means by giving China a more “loveable” image, and how Chinese state-run media are part of the censorship apparatus.

How can a small strait threaten a global powerhouse like China🇨🇳? And why is the Malacca Strait so important for China and the rest of Asia and the World? 🌏 Through the Malacca Strait passes around 80% of Chinese oil, and that’s also true for other Asian countries, like Japan, Korea and Taiwan. Therefore, this chokepoint is the most direct way from the Indian to the Pacific Ocean, and any blockade of this would spell disaster for the global economy. For these reasons this checkpoints holds a huge geopo

Chinese President Xi Jinping issued a new mobilisation order for the training of armed forces. Xi’s order focused on developing an elite force capable of “fighting and winning wars”. In his first order of the year, Xi called on the PLA to adopt latest technologies so it can win future wars. #China #PLA

The Chinese Communist Party doesn’t like critical thinking or asking questions, which is why two teachers were punished for doing just that. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for what they said, what happened to them, and why the CCP felt so threatened by their independent thinking.

China has a web of influence organizations operating in the US, but you wouldn’t necessarily know it by looking at their names or their mission statements. This has created a problem for all levels of government, which might not be aware of the subversive nature of these groups. in this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how these influence organizations operate, what can be done about them, and how China is using these organizations to change the US. Joining us in this episode is Emily de la Bruyere,

Should the media boycott the Beijing Olympics in 2022? If the international community believes China is guilty of at least some of the crimes it’s accused of, it would be like Germany hosting the Olympics in 1936 while Hitler was persecuting the Jews. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about the US diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Olympics, how China may use the Olympics to its benefit, and what role sponsors and the media play in standing up to China for its human rights abuses. Joining us in th

Whenever criticism is levied at the Chinese Communist Party or its affiliates, Chinese officials and state-run media cry racism in their defense. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how to respond to the CCPs claims of racism, how Chinese consulates and embassies will try to shut down performances they deem critical to the CCP, and what the US needs to do to keep China from subverting the US. Joining us in this episode is Emily de la Bruyere, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Demo

Japanese police are looking to put a Chinese national on Interpol’s wanted list. He’s suspected to have assisted the Chinese military in launching #Cyberattacks against 200 Japanese companies. A privacy nightmare has become reality in China, according to a new report. It describes how spy cameras and covert surveillance are getting more and more common, and how secretly collected images are often used for blackmail. The United States is urging Beijing to release detained Hong Kong journalists amid autho

Amazon Inc. has been working with the Chinese Communist Party on its propaganda efforts in English and Chinese. But that’s not even the worst of what Amazon has done to placate the Chinese Communist Party. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for why Amazon is doing the CCP’s bidding, how Amazon gave sensitive data to the CCP from one of its clients in the US, and the position Amazon took on the CCP’s tight ideological control of its citizens.

U.S. lawmakers are asking NBC to do its part when broadcasting the Beijing Olympics and avoid spreading Chinese propaganda. The station has also been urged to include the communist regime’s human rights abuses. The president of Purdue University is asking those who suppress freedom on campus to “continue their education elsewhere” after a student was allegedly harassed by Chinese students after he spoke out about Chinese politics. Chinese authorities revoke a famous human rights lawyer’s license. He has a

Large-scale protests have been happening for over a month in the Pakistani city of Gwadar, where China has built a large commercial port. The locals are angry about a number of things, but most can be tied to Chinese influence in the region. The US held its first democracy summit this week, which made headlines for censoring a Taiwanese official over a map of Taiwan and China. And the US is cracking down on more Chinese companies by adding them to a growing blacklist. This prevents US companies from selling

Taiwan recently announced that a researcher working in one of their labs had been infected with Covid-19 after being bitten by lab mice on two separate occasions. The incident, which took place in a lab with significantly more stringent safety controls than the Wuhan lab, has renewed the debate over origins of the Covid pandemic. If a worker can get infected at a biosafety level-3 lab in Taiwan they can certainly become infected at a biosafety level-2 lab in China. And contrary to the impression created