Author: Yong Ying

In recent years, China has been hit with a myriad of economic challenges including a recession, a collapse in the real estate market, bank failures, significant shrinkage in exports, foreign companies fleeing the country, successive waves of layoffs and wage cuts, and a climbing unemployment rate. Weak consumption due to the lack of cash flow, high prices of goods, low social security, and infringements on human rights have led to widespread grievances and tension in all sectors of society. The central gove

Analyzing the latest annual reports of Shanghai’s three long-standing department store companies – Jiubai, Xujiahui, and New World – all of them have experienced a significant decline in their performance. Specifically, Shanghai Jiubai’s revenue fell by 30.51% year-on-year, and net profit attributable to the parent company fell by 48.95%. Xujiahui’s revenue fell by 22.33% year-on-year, and its net profit attributable fell by 76.30%. New World’s revenue in 2022 fell by 27.07% year-on-year, and its net profit

Tention in the United States is once more increasing. Taiwan is still a major flashpoint, and the most recent due to China’s refusal to engage in military negotiations, the superpowers are essentially at a standstill over Taiwan and the South China Sea territorial issues. The American Secretary of Defence Lloyd Austin has criticised China for this decision. #china #shangrilla #latestnews

On the eve of the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, Beijing has started its crackdown on those remembering the incident. Police have detained two performance artists and two others in Hong Kong. They have also detained a young couple who were holding white chrysanthemums, a flower traditionally used to represent loss and mourning. 34 years ago, Chinese troops and tanks brutally dispersed peaceful protests in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. #china #tienanmenmassacre #WION

China and Russia supposedly have a “no limits” friendship. But apparently that contract means no limits on stabbing each other in the back, because that’s exactly what China is doing to Russia. In this episode of China Uncensored, we discuss China wooing central Asian countries, Russia’s weaknesses that China is exploiting and their territorial claims that go back centuries.

The Three Gorges Dam, a representative project of “conquer and transform nature,” poses a threat to the natural environment and the safety of people’s lives and property. This video continues to discuss the issues with the Three Gorges Dam. The Three Gorges Dam is a “tofu-dreg project.” After the Three Gorges Reservoir was impounded, the local climate was changed, with unusual instances of extreme heat, drought, and continuous torrential rains leading to flooding in the reservoir area and its surrounding a

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 National Security & Education 03:03 Elon Musk In China 05:57 EU-China: Trade & Ukraine

– A video shows a Chinese #fighter jet passing right in front of a U.S. #plane’s nose. The United States is calling it an “unnecessarily aggressive” maneuver by the Chinese jet during an intercept over the South China Sea. China is fighting back, saying the United States intruded on their space. This comes as China’s defense minister refuses to speak with his U.S. counterpart. 00:00 Intro 00:53 Chinese Jet Intercepts U.S. Spy Plane: Video 02:05 U.S. Sanctions Chinese, Mexican Entities Over Fentanyl 03:49 P

India and China share a contested border, and their troops have clashed on multiple occasions. Having China on its border, India has had an opportunity to see China’s military planning in action, and it’s gained insight into the cultural and philosophical influences that go into its battlefield decision-making. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the key elements to understanding China’s military strategy, why China and India will never be friends, and how China sees the use of force. Joining us

After the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new trend of seeking intellectual and personal growth abroad has been sweeping China. Faced with various real-life pressures, or disillusioned with the direction of their country and future prospects, many Chinese citizens are opting to immigrate overseas. One of the major destinations for these immigrants is the United States. Since the end of last year, when China lifted its lockdowns, U.S. consulates around the country have been flooded daily with people aw

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– #Weapons of mass destruction may be on the table for a certain Indo-Pacific #island. Reports say Taiwan could be in talks to come under Washington’s “nuclear umbrella.” That would trigger the United States to retaliate in kind if Taiwan were to come under nuclear attack from Beijing. For decades, the U.S. nuclear umbrella has shielded Japan, South Korea, and Australia. There are mixed reactions to the reported proposal, with some saying it would help boost Taiwan’s security while others are more cautious.

Debt-fueled and greed-bound. These are HNA Group’s investment ideas that led them to bankruptcy. Timestamp(s): 0:00 The HNA Group 1:56 The Historical Growth 3:53 The Massive Investments 7:24 The Financials 9:16 The Debt Burden

#Chinainsights#micron If the CCP strictly enforces this requirement and insists that “critical” infrastructure can only be served by Chinese suppliers, the result will be to force local Chinese network and server companies to deploy sub-par components, thus weakening their own capabilities. On May 23rd, the second day after the CCP cracked down on Micron, Japan’s Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry introduced new chip export control measures, adding 23 categories, including advanced chip manufacturing

Cracks are already appearing on China’s new tofu aircraft carrier!

A Chinese fighter jet flew in front of a US reconnaissance aircraft over the South China Sea in what the Pentagon said was an “unnecessarily aggressive maneuver,” according to a statement from the Indo-Pacific Command. This is video provided by the Command. The incident happened on May 26.

For a long time, China has viewed India as its main rival in Asia. Not only is India a democracy, but it’s land mass and population are similar in size to China, which means India competes with China economically, militarily and philosophically. For all those reasons, India has served as a roadblock to China taking over Asia, which China resents. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about why China is so scared of India, what India has learned about China’s plans for expansion in the region, and Ind

China has just SUNK to an all time low with this one!

#Conflict is breaking out in Southwestern #China. Chinese authorities’ attempt to demolish the roof of a mosque sparked the clash, with Chinese Muslims facing off against police officers, and crowds throwing stones at authorities. 00:00 Intro 00:43 Outrage in Muslim Region After Mosque Demolition 01:54 Two CCP Agents Face IRS-Related Bribery Charges 04:12 China Leading Investment in Solar Energy: Report 06:12 China to Launch Manned Spacecraft on Tuesday 07:18 U.S. ‘Won’t Tolerate’ China Ban on Chipmaker M

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy I: Industrial Profits & Solar Sector 05:35 Chinese Economy II: C919 & Labour Shortage

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China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy: Where Are We Now?

The Chinese Communist Party is closing China’s borders. People who want to get out are having a hard time getting out, some targeted through exit bans. And people who want to get in are facing problems as well. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the Chinese Communist’s Party’s obsession with control, the overnight reversal of China’s zero covid policy, and what Taiwan means for Chinese citizens. Joining us in this episode is Dr. Miles Yu, former principal policy and planning advisor to former S

#Chinainsights#Amazon The latest decision by the American multinational e-commerce giant Amazon once again highlights the many regulatory, market environment, and local competition challenges that foreign tech giants face in the Chinese market. Can Temu and Shein from China really succeed in their challenge to Amazon with this money-burning model? We’ll wait and see.

After more than thirty years of China’s reform and opening up, Dongguan, which has always been at the forefront of economic development, has recently seen a wave of business closures and foreign capital relocation. As it is widely known, Dongguan is a hub for contracted manufacturing companies. When foreign capital withdraws, thousands of Chinese workers lose their jobs. Among these people, some have worked in factories for decades and are now middle-aged. It’s overwhelming to be suddenly faced with unemplo

When we were children we went on school trips to the zoo. In China the kids are preparing for war!

At the end of April 2023, China pushed through a reform of its counter-espionage law. This law now directly affects companies… This has set off all the alarm bells. Now the information and data of companies are also covered by this law, so that anyone who has handled sensitive information of a project or a company in China could be charged with nothing less than the counterespionage law. A law that carries not only prison sentences but also summary trials. But what the hell is going on in China, why ar

China and India, both considered tigers of Asia, have fought for decades over their border. Most recently, in 2020, the two countries came to blows in a battle that resulted in casualties on both sides. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss India’s history with China, what India has learned about China’s military strategy and philosophy, and why India won’t ever completely align itself with the US and its allies. Joining us in this episode is Dr. Dheeraj Paramesha Chaya, a lecturer in policing a

A lot of banks, economists and investment managers promised that once China ended its disastrous zero covid policy, China’s economy would come back like a boomerang, and maybe even better than before. However that didn’t happen. And it’s even worse than most people thought it could get.

China’s metropolises are witnessing a decline. The three-year pandemic has resulted in the closure of countless small and medium-sized enterprises. Compounded by foreign capital withdrawal and waves of job cuts, the economic vitality of once-prosperous cities like Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen, and Guangzhou is dwindling, as they experience population decline for the first time this year. By the end of 2022, Beijing and Shanghai saw their population reduce by 43,000 and 135,400, respectively. This marked the

Why Saudi Arabia & Iran Are Attacking Yemen Saudi Arabia & Iran Both Want Yemen, Here’s Why Iran vs Saudi Arabia, The War You Can’t See China’s Rush Into Middle East, Explained. Saudi Arabia & Iran Both Want Yemen, Here’s Why Mutiny in China: Why CCP Won’t Invade Taiwan

Under #attack? Critical U.S. infrastructure—infiltrated. All fingers pointing to state-sponsored Chinese #hackers. Microsoft warning the attack singled out the U.S. island territory of Guam, raising national security concerns. But was Taiwan the intended target? That’s due to Guam being the centerpiece of any U.S. military response to a Taiwan invasion. And it goes further. The U.S. and allies warn this could be happening globally. 00:00 Intro 01:16 Chinese Malware Hits Guam, Aiming for Taiwan? 03:20 China

One year ago this month, Biden unveiled his China policy to combat the threats that China poses to the US and the US-led international order. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at whether Biden’s China policy is working, what good things Biden has done in regards to China and his misunderstanding of the fundamental nature of the Chinese Communist Party.

Perhaps you, living in Western society, have noticed this phenomenon. Most of the items were made in China 10 years ago, but now they have been replaced by products manufactured in Vietnam, India, Bangladesh, and other countries. Companies like Foxconn, Samsung, and Nike, which used to manufacture products for Apple, have been relocating their factories from China to Vietnam, India, and other places. According to statistics, there are 31 Apple factories in Vietnam alone, and Samsung Electronics manufacture