Author: Yong Ying

The Chinese people are starting to lose faith in the banking system there.

Heritage Foundation national security expert James Carafano argues that China can’t afford another massive ‘shock’ to its economy.

submerged island in Chongqing, China, and a trio of Buddhist statues resurfaced due to plunging water levels on the Yangtze River. #China #News

Taiwan where it’s windswept Matsu Islands found close to China’s coast, has been a driving point in conversations over a potential invasion by China. Beijing has claimed for Taiwan as its own. #Taiwan #China #MatsuIsland

Reports in China are saying that local authorities could be issuing an additional $221 billion in extra debt this year to boost infrastructure investments. That comes after Chinese Premier Li Keqiang called for provinces to bolster

Chinese authorities are being forced to close factories. But this time – it is not because of the pandemic. A new crisis could derail China’s economy. Palki Sharma tells you about it.

Amidst military drills and heated exchanges, tensions between Beijing and Taipei are at an all-time high. The big question on everyone’s mind is will China invade Taiwan and if that happens, can a self-governing island which china considers a renegade province defend itself well in terms of military? #China #Taiwan #Military

Almost 60% of China’s oil imports are transported by sea. They must pass via three strategic choke points controlled by the US navy before reaching China. If war breaks out, can the US cut off China’s oil supply? Palki Sharma tells you.

With the escalation of the situation in the Taiwan Strait, is the Three Gorges Dam likely to become the target of asymmetric counterattack? On June 12, 2022, the President of Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan, You Xikun said that Taiwan’s supersonic Yunfeng missile had begun mass production. The missile has a range of 2,000 kilometers and can reach Beijing. He said that self-help and others’ assistance were the most important revelation to Taiwan from the Ukrainian-Russian war and that the Taiwanese should be like

This is the dilemma facing the CCP today in the face of the outbreaks. The hope to clear the virus is getting smaller and smaller. It wants to activate the economy, but activating the economy will inevitably lead to the movement of people, and the movement of people will lead to new infections. The public is also becoming tired of the CCP’s tight locks and controls, and they are finding ways to flee, making the CCP realize that the past methods don’t seem to be as effective. Of course, the CCP is not resig

n this day in previous years, the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River may have already experienced many floods, and the release of floods would’ve been non-stop. However, the situation this year is extremely abnormal. Due to the decrease in rainfall and continuous high temperature weather, the water level of the Yangtze River, which should have been in the flood season, was even lower than that in the dry season, and the water level at several water stations dropped to a record low. The water level of the mai

The first joint military drills between China and Russia since Moscow invaded Ukraine are taking place, and other nations are joining in. China pushes back on praise from Russia—complimenting Chinese drones on their supposed military prowess. Taiwan vows to defend itself 24/7. The island’s president thanks troops for their service amid “indescribable” pressure from Beijing. Trade talks are coming this fall. Washington and Taipei are working out a new agreement in a move that could reduce Taiwan’s economi

This week on Inside Xi’s China, The Great Gameplan the focus is on China’s economic warfare. As a Chinese vessel docked in Sri Lanka, the show puts the spotlight on Communist Party of China’s economic means to hegemonize the world. WION’s Gaurie Dwivedi explains China’s Long Game where its economic muscle is meant to fulfil Xi Jinping’s geo-political goals. #InsideXiChina #SriLanka #XiJinping

Today I will talk about the chip and technology war, a smokeless war between the US and China, and why China can’t produce its own advanced chips despite its trillion yuan investment. I will also do some updates on the power struggle between Xi Jinping and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, and what that means to the world. #US #China #Chip

A massive heat wave and drought is shutting down Chinese factories. More US officials are visiting Taiwan. A Shanghai Ikea goes into lockdown, causing a stampede of shoppers afraid of China’s zero Covid craziness. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

5 Chinese state-owned companies have decided to delist from the New York Stock Exchange. More Chinese companies could follow suit. Is this the beginning of a decoupling?

China is a growing Nuclear threat, but are their nuclear weapons any good?

China backs out of climate negotiation talks after US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visits Taiwan. China’s tropical paradise Hainan, an island to the south of China, is being hit with Covid and lockdowns. China is experiencing record inflation, but you would never know that by the official numbers. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

While the US and UK share views on many things, up until recently, they had pretty different views on China. That’s starting to change, in part because of China and in part because of the UK. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for more on why the UK is getting tough on China, how Boris Johnson stepping down could shake up the UK-China relationship, and what this could mean for UK-China business.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wraps up her historic visit to Taiwan—after a series of threats from Beijing. A Chinese company is eyeing a deep water port and airstrip in the Solomon Islands amid mounting concerns in the West about a potential Chinese military base just a thousand miles from Australia. India is on high alert. A Chinese military ship plans to visit one of its neighbors—though the country says the ship is only there to refuel. In a dangerous dance between three Pacific powers, New Zealand is l

– China begins “targeted military operations” – Will China go to war? – Taiwan showdown: What does it mean for Xi? – What happens to America’s strategic ambiguity?

China has stoked Nationalism to the point of violence over Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan. A troubled economy in an election year has driven political opportunism in Xi’s leadership.