Category: China

TikTok’s U.S. spinoff was hailed as a win — but it’s actually a $14 billion Trojan Horse.Washington thinks it “saved” TikTok, but ByteDance kept the real power: the algorithm.This video exposes how ByteDance tricked the U.S., why the algorithm still answers to Beijing, and how this deal puts America’s data and democracy at risk.Watch to the end to see why India’s bold TikTok ban was the smarter move — and what America must do before it’s too late.#TikTok #ByteDance #TrojanHorse #NationalSecurity #USChina

The unpaid workers are taking to their projects and getting revenge. China passes new law to create a new punishment and uses it on one of their most popular streamers. So much more!

The Shenzhou-20 crew aboard China’s Tiangong Space Station—astronauts Chen Dong, Chen Zhongrui, and Wang Jie—are carrying out a wide range of cutting-edge scientific experiments and health monitoring procedures, according to the China Manned Space Agency.Key research includes testing material durability in space using the External Materials Exposure Device, microgravity combustion experiments using liquid, gas, and solid fuels, fine motor control studies for space medicine using motion-sensing devices, microbial monitoring to ensure safe air, water, and surface conditions aboard the station.The astronauts also performed cardiac and vascular ultrasounds and used neuromuscular stimulation to counteract the effects of microgravity on muscle mass. In addition, the crew organized and managed critical supplies within Wentian and Mengtian lab modules and maintained extravehicular suits and medical equipment.#Tiangong #Shenzhou20 #ChinaSpaceStation #SpaceScience #MicrogravityResearch #SpaceMedicine #AstronautHealth #TiangongSpaceStation #ChineseAstronauts #SpaceInnovation #CMSEO #ShenzhouCrew

Recently, an organization unveiled a shocking new technology — a battery ejection system — and it set China’s car community on fire. A video shows a car labeled “China Collision Repair Technology Center” running a demonstration. There is a loud bang, and a battery pack weighing several hundred kilos is blasted out from under the car and flies several meters away.

The shocking death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong (Alan Yu) has ignited outrage across China. Once celebrated for his roles on screen, Yu became the victim of a dark web of sex, violence, money laundering, and corruption tied to the CCP elite. Leaks suggest his death wasn’t an accident, but the result of betrayal, torture, and a brutal cover-up reaching the highest levels of power. Censored posts, missing witnesses, and whispers of a political heir at the center point to a case too explosive to bury. This isn’t just another scandal—it could be the spark that awakens the Chinese people.

On September 12, pre-sales for the iPhone 17 series started, sparking another frenzy. Chinese consumers crashed the Apple website and other major platforms. Some customers continuously refreshed their screens, taking up to four minutes to enter the purchase page, but by then, the phones were sold out. The official website showed that delivery times were pushed to October. On just one platform, JD.com, pre-orders exceeded 6 million units. With each phone priced at 6,000 yuan, this platform alone generated 36 billion yuan in pre-sale revenue, a number no Chinese phone brand could match.