Category: CCP

One year ago this month, Biden unveiled his China policy to combat the threats that China poses to the US and the US-led international order. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at whether Biden’s China policy is working, what good things Biden has done in regards to China and his misunderstanding of the fundamental nature of the Chinese Communist Party.

#Chinainsights#China-Central Asia Summit At the summit, the “elements of the Tang Dynasty” were evident everywhere, from the flags and palace lanterns, the palace maids who guided the heads of state, to the cultural performances on the red carpet in the garden. People who aren’t familiar with ancient Chinese culture may find it a bit exotic. For many Chinese audiences, it may remind them of the ancient scenes of the special district. Chinese Premier Li Qiang was not called to Xi’an. On May 17th, Li Qiang me

Chinese Communist Party leaders have said that China doesn’t have a drug problem, but that’s only because the CCP makes sure it doesn’t have a drug problem. They don’t mind, however, if the US and other countries China opposes have a drug problem. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss how China is silently winning the opium war with the US, how China is taking advantage of the US push for electric vehicles, and how US politicians are being controlled by Chinese money. Joining us in this episode is

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has not held onto power because of his popularity with the people, but despite it. This is thanks to the help of China, specifically Chinese money and security. This corrupt dictator has quashed protests, bribed his opponents, delayed elections and set the Solomon Islands up to become a military base for the Chinese Communist Party. In this episode of China Uncensored, we sit down with one of his former advisors, Celsus Talifilu, who later went to work for So

The Chinese Communist Party has gone after many different religious, ethnic and political groups in China. They’re worried that any deviation from the atheist, communist, Han Chinese culture will make China weaker, so they’ve come up with a way to deal with those who diverge from that. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s solution to its dissident problem, why China wants young, ideally 28-year-old prisoners, and why the medical community needs to take a stand on this. Joining us in this

The Chinese Communist Party is terrified of its youth, especially unemployed youth. Right now, China’s high youth unemployment rate is making headlines, and the government is really worried. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at why China’s college graduation rates are so high, why that’s led to so much unemployment, and why the CCP is making it worse by shaming those with degrees for not wanting to do manual labor.

What the Guizhou government did was very unusual. The rule of the Chinese Communist Party CCP officialdom has always been to report the good news but not the bad. The provincial research center, according to the usual procedure, should report to the provincial government first and then address the matter in private. However, what happened was before it officially reported to the central government, it posted an article publicly to expose its own scandal, saying that the province wasn’t able to solve the pro

The Chinese Communist Party is in many ways like the Italian mafia. It’s violent, insular, and overreacts to everything with extreme force. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the CCP and the Italian mafia have teamed up. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at China’s history in Italy, how the Italian mafia works with Chinese triads with the blessing of the Chinese government, and how criminal proceeds are laundered through China. Money Laundering: How China’s Banks Help Criminals and Mexican

Chinese citizens and businesses are burdened with a heavy load of debt, according to data from China’s central bank, the National People’s Congress, and financial media outlets. Shocking statistics reveal that total personal savings in China amounts to 22.7 trillion yuan, while the combined debt of both businesses and individuals has ballooned to 33.1 trillion yuan. It’s alarming to note that around 500-600 million Chinese citizens do not have any savings at all, and the number of debtors has reached a stag