Author: Yong Ying

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.

There was a brief time during which China’s economy came out of the doldrums and its growth was the envy of the world. That all changed, however, with the arrival of Xi Jinping. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s cannibal capitalism, the fate of Alibaba and WeChat, foreign investment in China, and much, much more. 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”.

Could China Invade Taiwan in 2022? Or 2024? Or 2027? In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at the timeline for invasion, why China might do it earlier or later, how prepared Taiwan is to defend itself.

The one-child policy has given rise to wimps, sissies and little emperors in China. Single children have been brought up as pampered “little emperors” by parents and grandparents. They are treated like royalty, and this severely impacts their perception of China and the world. Watch the video to know more.

If you show your face in China, you are in danger. The country has a crazy President who doesn’t even spare his party men. So, critics and businessmen are always at risk of being censored by Xi Jinping. This is why Chinese internet users are increasingly using virtual avatars to evade the CCP and this could as well pave way for an online revolution against Xi Jinping. Watch the video for more

China claims Taiwan as a province of China and has vowed to take it, by force if necessary. China has been sending warplanes closer and closer to Taiwan’s air space, and the incursions are becoming more frequent. To many, the question now is when—not if—China will invade Taiwan.

What Is the US policy on Taiwan? For decades, the US has practiced “strategic ambiguity” when it comes to the Taiwan question, but what does that actually mean? And what does it look like in practice? We explore the US policy toward Taiwan, the timeline in which China might invade Taiwan,

There’s something about China you need to know… For a deeper dive into China’s Propaganda influence and soft power, watch our liveshow

Natural gas; it’s not just fuel but a powerful geopolitical weapon. Ask Russian President Vladimir Putin, who keeps firing this weapon at Europe sporadically, just to remind them that the Europeans are living at his mercy. Watch the video to know more.

Chinese state media, the Global Times, conducted a poll across 16 cities in China to ask Chinese people what their favorite country was. Canada was the worst. I also discuss where other countries fell on the poll, as well as whether or not China faked the entire thing. ◘ Support me on Patreon to talk to me directly and support my work – http://www.patreon.com/laowhy86 ◘ Donate and support this channel through Paypal http://paypal.me/cmilkrun Crypto support ◘ Bitcoin – bc1qrvvga0c4kn69rlte47q0tzrhugn9pf4

China is a strange country. When couples wanted to have multiple children, the State told them that they couldn’t have more than one. Now, that the State wants couples to reproduce more children, couples are saying- no, one child is enough for us.

The US and Taiwan have a lot in common—both are democracies, both have rule of law, and both share a common enemy: China. Despite their similarities though, the US and Taiwan have had a fraught relationship. In this episode of China Unscripted, we take a deep look at the US-Taiwan relationship, explore the possibilities were the two countries to become closer, and reminisce about Taiwanese beef hotpot. Joining us in this episode is Ian Easton, the senior director at the Project 2049 Institute and author of

This year, Xi Jinping’s career is on the line. He wants to be made the Chinese President for an unprecedented third time, and it is yet to be seen whether the CCP will be courteous enough to give him what he wants.

The Chinese growth rate is down. China itself says that its Gross Domestic Product slowed to 4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2021. But in a country where Presidents fudge their swimming speed records, can we really trust the growth numbers?

China is facing yet another wave of Covid, and in its infinite wisdom, the Communist Party is trying to fight Covid the same way it struggles against political dissidents: by locking it up. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for more on China’s insane lockdowns, how some of the CCP’s Covid policies could be making things worse, and how the CCP has dealt with the pushback.