Author: Yong Ying

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If the US and China were a married couple, their friends would be asking the US why it’s still in the relationship. China has been openly hostile to the US, has been constantly trying to undermine the US, and In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss whether the US should divorce China, how the CCP deals with problems it creates, and the 1% in the West joining forces with China’s elite. Joining us in this episode is Jack Posobiec, a former Naval intelligence officer who lived in China, and the host o

One minute you’re simply having a chat, next minute you’re being forced to confess and are publicly shamed…

Olympic athletes competing at this year’s Olympic Games in Beijing have a lot working against them. Not only is China in the throes of the covid-19 pandemic (or CCP Virus as we like to call it) but governments are warning their athletes that their devices might be hacked. The Chinese Communist Party is constantly covid testing the athletes. And what happens to those DNA samples used for the tests is anyone’s best guess. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for why it’s a concern that the CCP might harvest

Is China capitalist? The answer to that may be obvious to some. In recent years, we’ve seen a change in the level of control that the government has over the economy and Chinese businesses. Joining us in this episode is James Gorrie, a writer and political economist who authored “The China Crisis: How China’s Economic Collapse Will Lead to a Global Depression”.

The Olympics is not only a coup for the Chinese Communist Party in terms of showing its influence on the international stage, but has practically become the coronation ceremony for Chinese leader Xi Jinping. At a Party meeting in November, Xi’s next term will officially be decided, but how well the Olympics goes may herald his rise or demise. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s economy, China’s planned invasion of Taiwan, and the US-China economic relationship. Joining us in this episod

Will China protect foreign investors in the event of a market or company crash? Many foreign investors think so, but as we watch real-estate conglomerate Evergrande in freefall, it’s not looking good for foreign investors. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss whether China will offer the same protections to foreign investors as it does to its citizens, innovation under communism, and the line between stability and transparency. Joining us in this episode is James Gorrie, a writer and political ec

Going into China isn’t like going into most other countries. When US companies want to set up shop in China, there’s a lot they have to give up to do so. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss all the things US companies give up for the China market, how the CCP operates like an oligarchy, and what the fate of Alibaba and WeChat say about where China’s headed. Joining us in this episode is James Gorrie, a writer and political economist who authored “The China Crisis: How China’s Economic Collapse W

Whether it’s building fake islands in the South China Sea, building ports in other countries through its One Belt, One Road (BRI), or expanding its navy, China wants to control the seas. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss why control of the seas is so important to China, why that has been true historically, and China’s plan to invade Taiwan. Joining us in this episode is James Gorrie, a writer and political economist who authored “The China Crisis: How China’s Economic Collapse Will Lead to a G

After banning bitcoin mining within its borders, China has been working on developing its own digital currency, the digital yuan. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about the endgame for China’s digital currency, how China’s digital currency ties in with the olympics, and how invested the average American is in China. Joining us in this episode is James Gorrie, a writer and political economist who authored “The China Crisis: How China’s Economic Collapse Will Lead to a Global Depression”.

In the last few years, the global supply chain has been hit hard by not only the recent pandemic but also by the trade wars between the US and China. With the relatively extreme ways that China has been dealing with these issues, many countries have realized the economic risks in relying on China as time goes on. As such, numerous foreign companies have been pulling out of China, going instead to other developing countries such as Vietnam, India and Thailand. On January 12, Canon, another large company, an

China’s Economy Is Slowing Which Could Have Big Consequences for the World. Economic output grew 4 percent in the last quarter, a slowdown from the previous quarter. Growth faltered as home buyers and consumers became more cautious. Construction and property sales have slumped, as the country grapples with power shortages, Covid-related restrictions, a crackdown on a range of companies, and debt troubles in its property sector. Some of those pressures could ease, but China’s economy may be on the path to sl

627,000 officials got purged according to data released by the Communist Party Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and the National Supervisory Commission. This comes as reports emerged of the People’s Liberation Army expressing discontent over Jinping running for the third term in office. Watch the video to know more.

The last few decisions regarding the weapons acquisition have laid down the objectives of the defence establishment of the Philippines.

Since China closed its border to combat COVID-19 in early 2020, thousands of people continued to cross illegally in 2021 for opportunities on the other side. Even after being fully aware of the consequences, people from China are fleeing to Southeast Asia. This entirely encapsulates the extent and severity of the situation in Xi Jinping’s communist paradise. Watch the video to know more.