Author: Yong Ying

One person you won’t see at the Beijing Olympic–the Japanese Prime Minister. He announced today that he has no plans to personally attend the games. A Chinese state media chief is retiring, after years of defending Beijing’s policies. A college instructor lost her job in China over comments about the Nanking, now known as Nanjing, Massacre. Her firing comes amid the 84th anniversary of the incident. Recently-leaked documents suggest that Chinese telecom giant Huawei has closer ties to the Chinese communi

The Joe Biden administration ‘censored’ Taiwan at the Summit For Democracies. A Taiwanese minister’s video was ‘cut off’ for showing a map with China & Taiwan in different shades. Palki Sharma has a report.

Alvin Chau has many hats—junket man, bagman, political operative man, and businessman. He’s also worth billions of dollars. But all those titles and that money couldn’t protect him from getting arrested. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for what led up to his arrest, the real reason he might be in jail, and what this casino crackdown could mean the CCP’s power struggle.

Part of Xi Jinping’s “Tell China Stories Well” propaganda campaign, TikTok has been absolutely taken over by thousands of accounts from Mainland China, teaching Chinese. But after months of research, I found out that it goes much deeper than just teaching.

The CCP is not conveying this bitter reality to the Chinese President, who is trying to weaponise an economy that no longer has any coercive capability left in itself.

It is not a matter of surprise that the Citigroup couldn’t find a Chinese contender to sell off its retail assets. Taiwan, on the other hand, reposed greater faith in an episode that should bruise Beijing’s ego deeply. Watch the video, to know more.

Republicans & Democrats have united to punish China. They’ve passed a bill to ban all goods that are made through forced labour of Uighur Muslims. Which brands could this bill spell trouble for? Palki Sharma has a report.

China’s “2020 Cross-Border Export E-Commerce Industry White Paper” shows that China’s cross-border e-commerce in 2020 amounted to 265.4 billion US dollars, of which 188.5 billion was for exports, accounting for 70 % of total imports and exports. Data from China’s National Post Bureau shows that by the end of 2020, parcels sent from China accounted for more than 60% of all cross-border e-commerce parcels worldwide. The success of Chinese sellers on Amazon is attracting more Chinese to the market. But now the

For years, China has tried to sell the world on the idea that it only has benign ambitions on the world stage. But that image of a benign superpower gets shattered when you look at the priorities and goals the Chinese Communist Party puts forward. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about how China says it wants to be a global hegemon, how the media got the Solomon Islands’ protests story so wrong, and why we shouldn’t underestimate China’s ambitions. Joining us in this episode is Grant Newsham, a

Did China seize a Ugandan airport after it defaulted on a loan China made to it? Watch this episode of China Uncensored for why some media said it did, what actually happened and why there was confusion.

A new report claims that Apple struck a secret $270 billion deal to escape Chinese regulations. What did Apple offer China? Could more such secret deals emerge? Palki Sharma tells you.

China has lashed out at Australia in response to the nation’s diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games.

China’s Foreign Ministry has accused Australia of “blindly following certain countries” with the decision to go ahead with a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.

Sky News host James Morrow says if China wants to be a “superpower,” they can’t “bully” their way into it, they have to communicate with others.

Sky News host Chris Smith says there is “no doubt” other countries will join the diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.

Trade and Tourism Minister Dan Tehan says the diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics was a “common sense decision,” but the Morrison government is still working to resume ministerial dialogue with China.

A paranoid Jinping now deems data as the biggest threat to his political ambitions. So, he has resorted to waging a war against data to subdue his rising anxiety. Watch the video, to know more.

For some very obvious reasons, the CCP has chosen to portray itself as the only power that fought off the Japanese, instead of telling the truth that the Nationalists fought the Japanese and the CCP only benefited out of the war. Watch the video, to know more.

China’s propaganda operations in the Czech Republic are proving to be counter-productive. They are turning the people of the country even more against China, and the net effect of the same will soon be reflected in the anti-China policies of the new Czech government. Watch the video, to know more.

In recent years, many Chinese people travel abroad and buy luxury goods. Chanel, Hermes, Louis Vuitton and other luxury goods are all included, and they buy them in large quantities. Chinese students are often seen speeding in luxurious sports cars. In the United States, Europe, Canada, and Australia, such things are common. It gives the impression that Chinese people are all very rich. Recently, the People’s Bank of China announced that by the end of 2020, the balance of domestic household savings in the

China has ended up building a huge Navy that hardly threatens its rivals, but has become a huge headache for the communist nation itself. Watch the video, to know more.