Category: China

In early March, the Hubei province joined forces with many car companies to launch a government-enterprise subsidy policy, which means that whilst enjoying the price reductions from car companies, car buyers can also receive government subsidies ranging from RMB$5000 to RMB $90000. According to the Chinese media, many car companies in Hubei province are participating, with Wuhan-based Dongfeng Group, China’s second-largest car manufacturer being the main supporter. The Citroen C6, originally priced at RMB$

China says it’s trying to crack down on money laundering, and in some cases it might be. But it’s also a true that China is a hotbed of money laundering that’s totally approved by the Chinese government. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at how criminals and drug cartels use Chinese banks to launder money, how Chinese trade is also involved, and how the Chinese government has responded to money laundering investigations.

The FBI is investigating whether a 2-alarm fire at a hotel in Manhattan is tied to the arrest of a Chinese billionaire on Wednesday afternoon.

#China’s total trade with #SouthAmerica has grown 26-fold over the last two decades. The trend hammers home how the #UnitedStates has lost ground in a region long seen as its backyard.

Why are people shouting “China must go” on the streets of Kenya?

China’s president was officially elected for the third time. Canada is addressing Chinese election interference without really addressing it. The US has its own problems with getting rid of Chinese interference in its government. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau almost had a statue of him erected next to former Chinese dictator Mao Zedong. That was thanks to a grant to the Trudeau foundation, compliments of the Chinese government. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss Pierre Trudeau’s admiration of Mao, his son and current Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s love for China, and China’s election interference. Joining us in this episode is Terry Glavin, a Canadian journalist who writes a column for the Otta

China’s facing a food crisis, and it doesn’t look like it’s going to go away any time soon. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at why China’s arable land is shrinking, what China’s doing to increase the food supply, and why food security is so linked to the CCP’s legitimacy.

China warns of catastrophic consequences if the “US doesn’t hit the brakes”. The joke is, China’s brought this on itself.

If China’s freshly appointed foreign minister Qin Gang is to be believed, the answer is: yes – China and the US could be headed for an all-out confrontation. At his first press conference in the post, he slammed Washington’s approach of “competition without conflict” and warned that the current dynamic threatened global peace. Speaking on the sidelines of the National People’s Congress – China’s rubber stamp parliament – Qin defied those expecting a more reconciliatory tone after the recent spy balloon inc

Ah, good old TikTok. This app is definitely not linked to the CCP, and we also saw a pig flying past our window!