Author: Yong Ying

Javier Milei isn’t quite the anti-Communist hero he’s made himself out to be…Joining us today is Sascha Hannig Nuñez. She’s the author of a new book, Technology Transfer to Latin American Countries. She is also a researcher at the Center for Global Governance Research at Hitotsubashi University in Japan.

On March 28, a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, with its aftershocks reaching Bangkok, Thailand, over 1,020 kilometers away. The earthquake triggered a shocking event—a 31-story, 137-meter tall building, the Audit Office building in Bangkok, collapsed. This building, constructed by China Railway No.10 Engineering Group Group, was not only the tallest building to completely collapse in the earthquake, but also the company’s first super-high-rise project overseas. In just a few seconds, it went from being a nearly completed landmark to a pile of debris.

China’s “Big Ghost Cities” are everywhere; the shocking inside story of real estate swindles!

What if I told you that deep inside China, a massive structure is rising that could either power the future… or supercharge a new kind of arms race?Today, we’re diving into something massive — literally. Satellite images just revealed that China is building a huge fusion laser complex, and it might be the biggest one yet.

This year, how tough has the fruit business become? Just look at the fruit vendors. One of them only made 10 yuan in a whole day and was so upset that he threw an entire basket of fruit on the ground.

The Stop CCP VISAs Act would ban all Chinese nationals from studying in the US. But is the concern for national security going too far?

The Taishanese are true definitions of the word trailblazer. They sacrificed so much for not only future Chinese immigrants, but immigrants of all backgrounds, suffering poverty, oppression, racism, and more. Today, they still persist as one of the most successful Chinese subgroups inside and out of China.

A cutting-edge underwater intelligent computing center was launched this February in Lingshui City, South China’s Hainan, as a part of the island province’s effort to promote the digital economy and China’s nationwide integrated computing network.

If you said something bad about China, don’t go to these countries.

Satellite photo shows some signs that China’s Type 003 supercarrier may have conducted shock test trials while on her seventh sea trial. Let’s take a look at the evidence.