Author: Yong Ying

The US Airforce publicly unveiled its next generation stealth bomber. The B-21 Raider is being called the most advanced military aircraft ever built. Pentagon officials including defense secretary Lloyd Austin along with representatives of contractor Northrop Grumman revealed the B-21 radar at a ceremony in Palmdale California. #US #airforce

In this special episode, we sat down with Benedict Rogers, co-founder and chief executive of Hong Kong Watch and author of “The China Nexus.” He sheds light on the protests happening across China, the human rights abuses in the country, and how the Chinese regime’s influence has spread into free countries too. Rogers said: “The protests are extremely significant. I think they’re the most significant protests that we have seen in China since the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989. There have, of course, be

China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis, today we discuss the Chinese Economy, Housing Crisis ​and other China developments #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy: Poor PMI 03:35 Chinese Economy: Poor Housing Sales 08:01 Yet, Great Stock Performance

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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has rigidly stuck to its harsh “zero-COVID” policies, increasing public anger. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

Former Chinese leader Jiang Zemin is dead. Protests continue across China, although the police state that Jiang created is working hard to suppress it. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at how mourning Jiang Zemin could be dicey for Xi Jinping, what the media got wrong about Jiang Zemin, and how Chinese netizens are getting around censorship.

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In early 2021, Chinese online gaming giant Tencent almost became the second trillion-dollar company in Asia after Saudi Arabian National Petroleum Corporation. But, according to Bloomberg, its shares have plunged 64% since their peak in Hong Kong in January 2021, wiping off $623 billion in market value and setting a global record. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

#chinainsights A simple piece of A4 white paper has become an object of fear for the ruling party in red China today. The White Paper Movement, also known as the White Paper Revolution, has become part of the recent protests in many cities in China.

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BBC journalist Ed Lawrence was arrested and beaten by Chinese police at the scene of a Shanghai protest on Sunday night, November 27. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

A group of UK MPs are meeting Taiwanese leaders in Taipei in what is seen as a “thumb in the eye” to China. Their visit is expected to further strain relations between London and Beijing as well as increase tensions across the Taiwan Strait. The MPs are from the House of Commons’ Foreign Affairs Committee and will be in Taiwan for five days to speak with business leaders, politicians, and President Tsai Ing-wen.

The Chinese Communist Party’s extreme containment measures against COVID-19 have sparked public discontent. This was especially so after the November 24th fire at a high-rise building in Urumqi of Xinjiang. Escape routes being locked and the inability of fire trucks to reach the scene in time due to the blockade of the area, has ultimately resulted in 10 deaths and 9 injuries. The tragedy, caused by the excessive epidemic prevention measures, was the spark that ignited the anger of the Chinese people. Sin

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Billionaire and Alibaba founder Jack Ma has been living in Japan for six months during the time the Chinese communist regime cracked down on his business empire. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

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Recently, South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem issued an executive order prohibiting state government employees and contractors from accessing the international version of TikTok on state devices. The cause is the platform’s ties to China. Republicans criticized the TikTok platform. They said that the Chinese regime could access user data, such as browsing history and location. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

Two Chinese women in Guangzhou were tied up after violating Covid restrictions and not backing down when authorities caught them. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at what the girls were cited for, how the event played out on Chinese social media, and why people are now blatantly flouting Covid restrictions.

An awful prank highlights just how afraid the Chinese people are of the red QR code!

Mary Kissel, former senior advisor to State Secretary Mike Pompeo, discusses the ongoing protests in China and the role corporate America is playing in the expansion of the Chinese government.

Blurring out crowds at the world cup because they are having fun and not wearing masks, lol!

What happened in April 1989 in China is happening again. A leader has died, mourners have become protesters, students are leading a movement and calling for freedom. Xi Jinping’s worst nightmares are playing out in front of him. Priyanka Sharma tells you more. #Gravitas #XiJinping #JiangZemin

#chinainsights “CCP, step down, CCP, step down, CCP step down…” This is by far the bravest slogan ever uttered by the Chinese. The people in this country are struggling with the harsh restrictions of the Chinese Communist Party CCP, which has led to a flurry of protests. The victories, big or small, have been inspiring. This video has recently become an internet sensation in the Chinese community. The man wearing a backpack ranted about the Communist Party’s anti-epidemic policies in front of a neighbor

An already unpopular Covid lockdown turned deadly when a building caught fire in the Xinjiang capital of Urumqi. The fire quickly became a rallying cry for protests, which had already started to foment. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at what protesters are demanding, the scale of the protests, and how authorities are responding.

With China’s zero COVID policies under fire, the nation has reportedly said it would ease lockdowns in the Xinjiang (East Turkistan). The latest development to spark outrage and rare protests around China was a fire at an apartment building in Urumqi on Thursday that killed at least 10 people. Video purportedly showed lockdown measures creating barriers that prevented firefighters from helping those trapped in the building, with some reports claiming zero COVID measures left people trapped inside their apa

Chinese police have turned out in force, in an effort to head off another night of protests – after demonstrations against the Government’s draconian Covid restrictions spread to a number of major cities.

A Mao Zedong resurgence is taking place in China. Why is this genocidal mad man being celebrated?

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Protests against strict Covid measures in China have spread to the biggest cities for a third day on November 27. Apart from Shanghai and Beijing, demonstrations have also been seen in Nanjing, Chengdu, Wuhan and other places. Beijing also saw crowds gathering around the Liangmahe area in the Chaoyang district on Nov. 27. The protesters were seen singing the Chinese song “Farewell” to commemorate the victims of the deadly inferno in Urumqi. The crowd was also seen protesting against China’s strict Covid mea

China has said it is confident that its fight against COVID-19 will succeed, with the foreign ministry denying that frustrations against the country’s strict protocols exist at all. This, despite a weekend of anti-lockdown protests — sparked by an apartment fire in Xinjiang’s Urumqi which claimed the lives of 10 people last week. Many have blamed the tragedy on strict COVID curbs. Security has been tightened in major cities to guard against any further outbreaks of civil disobedience.