High levels of cancer-causing metals were spotted in fake goods from China. Plus, a list of fake Chinese knockoffs were seized by U.S. customs authorities. Actress Nicole Kidman’s new series gets …
High levels of cancer-causing metals were spotted in fake goods from China. Plus, a list of fake Chinese knockoffs were seized by U.S. customs authorities. Actress Nicole Kidman’s new series gets banned inside Hong Kong, despite being filmed in the city. Chinese-owned TikTok is set to lose thousands of songs from major artists, including Justin Bieber and Taylor Swift. A Chinese billionaire suddenly quit his executive roles at a top Chinese investment bank. How is Beijing involved? 00:00 Intro 00:49 High L
China’s rocket-fueled economic rise has not only slowed significantly in the past few years, but if you strip away all the government propaganda that makes the economy look better than it …
China’s rocket-fueled economic rise has not only slowed significantly in the past few years, but if you strip away all the government propaganda that makes the economy look better than it is, China’s economy could even be shrinking. This has investors short-selling or bailing faster than the passengers on the Titanic. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the effect that the Hong Kong national security law had on Hong Kong, how that’s affecting the economy, and what the Hong Kong security law 2.0
Xi Jinping Scrambles to Overturn China’s $6 Trillion Stock Market Rout | Firstpost Tech & Trade In 2024, China experienced its worst start to the stock market since 2016. Both the …
Xi Jinping Scrambles to Overturn China’s $6 Trillion Stock Market Rout | Firstpost Tech & Trade In 2024, China experienced its worst start to the stock market since 2016. Both the China and Hong Kong stock markets have been tumultuous since 2021. Over the past three years, China and Hong Kong stocks have collectively lost around $6.3 trillion in market value. This has left both investors and the government in shambles. While China has implemented some measures to control the rout, and a rescue package is r
– Evergrande—the world’s most indebted property developer—officially comes to an end. A court ordered the company to sell its assets to pay off a mountain of debt. What does the move …
– Evergrande—the world’s most indebted property developer—officially comes to an end. A court ordered the company to sell its assets to pay off a mountain of debt. What does the move mean for global investors? A new report says China and Russia are packing the Earth’s orbit with military satellites, as major U.S. adversaries look to gain footholds in outer space. Young Chinese school children are pledging to be voluntary organ donors. Photos and videos reveal the campaign happening across the country. We ha
A court in Hong Kong has ordered the liquidation of China Evergrande. The bankrupt property developer has failed to come up with a workable plan to restructure its debts of over …
A court in Hong Kong has ordered the liquidation of China Evergrande. The bankrupt property developer has failed to come up with a workable plan to restructure its debts of over $300 billion. Evergrande’s executive director insists Chinese homebuyers will be protected from the liquidation, which only affects the firm’s international business. But can contagion to China’s domestic market truly be avoided? We’re joined by Gary Ng from investment bank Natixis to discuss that question and many more.
A downward spiral is hitting Chinese and Hong Kong markets. What does the plunge say about global investor confidence and China’s economy? The U.S. race for president is off and running. …
A downward spiral is hitting Chinese and Hong Kong markets. What does the plunge say about global investor confidence and China’s economy? The U.S. race for president is off and running. Steve Yates, former deputy national security adviser at the White House, tells us about what could happen to the U.S.-China relationship if former President Donald Trump is reelected. A United Nations meeting focused on forced organ harvesting zoomed in on the shocking practice and human rights abuses happening inside Chi
#Chinainsights#Chinanews There are a lot of big scammers in China, so beware if you own real estate there. China Ding Yifeng Holdings is an investment company. Its main business is to …
#Chinainsights#Chinanews There are a lot of big scammers in China, so beware if you own real estate there. China Ding Yifeng Holdings is an investment company. Its main business is to invest in stocks to realize value appreciation. It was founded in 2011. In 2018, it opened an office in Shenzhen and went public in Hong Kong. Soon, the company became well-known in Shenzhen.
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate X (Formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/tonychinaupdate Channel email: [email protected] 00:00 Introduction 00:12 Economy: China’s $6 Trillion Rout 07:00 China Nuclear Weapons …
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate X (Formerly Twitter): https://twitter.com/tonychinaupdate Channel email: [email protected] 00:00 Introduction 00:12 Economy: China’s $6 Trillion Rout 07:00 China Nuclear Weapons Report China Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and geostrategic analysis on China. Videos are based on hundreds of articles, think tank reports, government statements and other resources in English a
Despite the facade of calm, Hong Kong is a powder keg underneath. Many Hongkongers don’t agree with the Chinese Communist Party’s takeover of Hong Kong, but also feel powerless to change …
Despite the facade of calm, Hong Kong is a powder keg underneath. Many Hongkongers don’t agree with the Chinese Communist Party’s takeover of Hong Kong, but also feel powerless to change it. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the bounty Hong Kong has on 8 democracy activists (including our guest), what Hongkongers can do to keep the protest movement alive, and the Biden administration’s relationship with China. Joining us in this episode is Anna Kwok, the executive director of the Hong Kong De
Recently, another significant news has emerged from China’s textile and clothing industry. Dongguan Minghai Finishing & Dyeing Factory, a 30-year-old Hong Kong textile giant based in Dongguan, announced that due to …
Recently, another significant news has emerged from China’s textile and clothing industry. Dongguan Minghai Finishing & Dyeing Factory, a 30-year-old Hong Kong textile giant based in Dongguan, announced that due to financial difficulties, it would cease all business operations, and all employees were released from their contracts on June 30. Although the closure of Chinese textile and clothing factories has become the norm in recent years, the downfall of such a powerful and comprehensive factory has sent s
Is Barbie secretly an agent for the Chinese Communist Party? Elon Musk’s mother is working for a Chinese tech company. And Hong Kong places a bounty on 8 people overseas. Watch …
Is Barbie secretly an agent for the Chinese Communist Party? Elon Musk’s mother is working for a Chinese tech company. And Hong Kong places a bounty on 8 people overseas. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.
China has accused the UK of protecting fugitives after the British foreign secretary criticised Hong Kong’s decision to offer HK$1m bounties for the arrest of eight democracy activists based overseas, as …
China has accused the UK of protecting fugitives after the British foreign secretary criticised Hong Kong’s decision to offer HK$1m bounties for the arrest of eight democracy activists based overseas, as the territory’s leader said the group would be “pursued for life”. #china #uk #hongkong
It’s been 3 weeks since Hong Kong has opened up crypto to retail investors and we are still not seeing Chinese money flowing into the crypto market. In this video, we …
It’s been 3 weeks since Hong Kong has opened up crypto to retail investors and we are still not seeing Chinese money flowing into the crypto market. In this video, we are going to explore the possible reasons why China money is still on hold, the unique relationship between China and Hong Kong, and the impact of regulatory uncertainties and SEC lawsuits on Chinese investors.
Police in Hong Kong have arrested pro-democracy activists on the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Among those detained was 67-year-old campaigner Alexandra Wong, widely known as “Grandma Wong”. For decades, …
Police in Hong Kong have arrested pro-democracy activists on the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Among those detained was 67-year-old campaigner Alexandra Wong, widely known as “Grandma Wong”. For decades, Hong Kong was the only Chinese city with a large-scale public Tiananmen commemoration. But the annual vigil has been banned since the imposition of a national security law in 2020.
A three-day carnival co-hosted by 26 pro-Beijing groups is being held in Hong Kong’s Victoria Park to mark 26 years since the city’s return to Chinese rule. Day two of the …
A three-day carnival co-hosted by 26 pro-Beijing groups is being held in Hong Kong’s Victoria Park to mark 26 years since the city’s return to Chinese rule. Day two of the event falls on the 34th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown, which for decades had been marked in the park’s football pitches with a candlelight vigil that drew tens of thousands. Police have increased their presence around the park, urging residents to keep walking and taking away at least 10 people, including the leader of t
On the eve of the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, Beijing has started its crackdown on those remembering the incident. Police have detained two performance artists and two others in …
On the eve of the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, Beijing has started its crackdown on those remembering the incident. Police have detained two performance artists and two others in Hong Kong. They have also detained a young couple who were holding white chrysanthemums, a flower traditionally used to represent loss and mourning. 34 years ago, Chinese troops and tanks brutally dispersed peaceful protests in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. #china #tienanmenmassacre #WION
Made in China, but qualify for U.S. #taxbreaks? The Treasury Department’s guidelines on #solarpanels are raising eyebrows in some sectors. The Treasury says the panels only need to be assembled stateside …
Made in China, but qualify for U.S. #taxbreaks? The Treasury Department’s guidelines on #solarpanels are raising eyebrows in some sectors. The Treasury says the panels only need to be assembled stateside to make the cut, even if the parts are made elsewhere. Investors are rallying behind the news, but critics warn it will help boost China’s dominance in the sector, rather than U.S. manufacturing. 00:00 Intro 00:49 “Made in USA”: Treasury Details Solar Panel Tax Credits 02:22 Hong Kong Leader Responds to Ch
Canada and China expel each others diplomats over spying allegations. Hong Kong’s democracy takes a hit after the government reforms District Council elections. Mexico finds proof of illegal fentanyl smuggling from …
Canada and China expel each others diplomats over spying allegations. Hong Kong’s democracy takes a hit after the government reforms District Council elections. Mexico finds proof of illegal fentanyl smuggling from China. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.
Speed up! Through the rainforest, across the sea… for those who can’t fly The Great Escape is a familiar yet unfamiliar history to the Chinese people. In the 1960s, for example, …
Speed up! Through the rainforest, across the sea… for those who can’t fly The Great Escape is a familiar yet unfamiliar history to the Chinese people. In the 1960s, for example, starving Chinese people fled to Hong Kong during the Great Famine. In 30 years, a cumulative total of over one million people managed to escape mainland China. The topic we will explore today is: China is already considered rich, so why does it fail to retain its people? In addition to the Chinese who have fled to other countries
In April, rumors of Foxconn’s exodus from China and its move to India sent stock prices in China and Hong Kong tumbling. Data indicate that during the five trading days starting …
In April, rumors of Foxconn’s exodus from China and its move to India sent stock prices in China and Hong Kong tumbling. Data indicate that during the five trading days starting April 23, over $3.17 billion in foreign capital fled China through the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect mechanism, amounting to more than 21 billion RMB. This marked the longest capital withdrawal streak since November last year. On April 24, Foxconn officially announced its investment in India through the Hong Kong Stock Exchange,
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy I: May Day, Hong Kong & Exports 07:32 Chinese Economy II: Manufacturing Exodus
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 Chinese Economy I: May Day, Hong Kong & Exports 07:32 Chinese Economy II: Manufacturing Exodus
#chinainsights In China, the most recognized ID for citizens is the identity card. Despite Chinese law stipulating that common passports can be used to check into hotels, hostels, bathing centers, Internet …
#chinainsights In China, the most recognized ID for citizens is the identity card. Despite Chinese law stipulating that common passports can be used to check into hotels, hostels, bathing centers, Internet cafes, and places that require ID, in reality, in most cases, passports aren’t accepted. In the following video, a Chinese man who knows the law is testing it out. Regarding the lack of law in China, let’s extend it a bit in light of the country’s current economic situation. China’s new Premier Li Qiang
While it seems like something you might only hear at a religious rally, “heaven will destroy the CCP” was a common protest slogan seen at Hong Kong protests. That’s because it’s …
While it seems like something you might only hear at a religious rally, “heaven will destroy the CCP” was a common protest slogan seen at Hong Kong protests. That’s because it’s not just people of faith who hope for divine intervention—many people inside China and Hong Kong would like to see the CCP fall. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about how the CCP is uniting people of all faiths against it, how the CCP’s corruption could affect the financial environment in Hong Kong, and the West’s desir
Hong Kong has always been unique from mainland Chinese cities because of its British influence. Formerly a British colony, Hong Kong enjoyed a certain amount of democratic freedom not seen in …
Hong Kong has always been unique from mainland Chinese cities because of its British influence. Formerly a British colony, Hong Kong enjoyed a certain amount of democratic freedom not seen in Mainland China. This created a unique culture that the Chinese Communist Party is now trying to destroy. In this episode of China Unscripted, we talk about China’s effort to “decolonize” Hong Kong, how it conducted a similar cultural genocide in Tibet, and how the CCP has attacked press freedom in Hong Kong. Joining us
China is lifting some Covid restrictions bringing hope that its zero covid policy may be ending. Xi Jinping visits the Middle East hoping to establish himself an alternative superpower to the …
China is lifting some Covid restrictions bringing hope that its zero covid policy may be ending. Xi Jinping visits the Middle East hoping to establish himself an alternative superpower to the US. As Hong Kong’s democracy comes crashing down, so does its economy. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.
The Hong Kong protests may not be visible on the streets anymore, but the movement hasn’t stopped. Many freedom fighters are still working quietly inside Hong Kong or have fled and …
The Hong Kong protests may not be visible on the streets anymore, but the movement hasn’t stopped. Many freedom fighters are still working quietly inside Hong Kong or have fled and are working abroad. In this episode, we talk to one such freedom fighter: Anna Kwok, the strategy and campaign director for the DC-based nonprofit Hong Kong Democracy Council. She talks about how citizens and governments can support Hong Kong’s fight for independence from the Chinese Communist Party. This is a highlight from th
In this special episode, we sat down with Benedict Rogers, co-founder and chief executive of Hong Kong Watch and author of “The China Nexus.” He sheds light on the protests happening across …
In this special episode, we sat down with Benedict Rogers, co-founder and chief executive of Hong Kong Watch and author of “The China Nexus.” He sheds light on the protests happening across China, the human rights abuses in the country, and how the Chinese regime’s influence has spread into free countries too. Rogers said: “The protests are extremely significant. I think they’re the most significant protests that we have seen in China since the Tiananmen Square massacre of 1989. There have, of course, be
In early 2021, Chinese online gaming giant Tencent almost became the second trillion-dollar company in Asia after Saudi Arabian National Petroleum Corporation. But, according to Bloomberg, its shares have plunged 64% …
In early 2021, Chinese online gaming giant Tencent almost became the second trillion-dollar company in Asia after Saudi Arabian National Petroleum Corporation. But, according to Bloomberg, its shares have plunged 64% since their peak in Hong Kong in January 2021, wiping off $623 billion in market value and setting a global record. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights
Former Labor Senator Stephen Conroy says fundamentally, Chinese President Xi Jinping “can’t be trusted”. Mr Conroy’s remarks come as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to meet Mr Xi during the …
Former Labor Senator Stephen Conroy says fundamentally, Chinese President Xi Jinping “can’t be trusted”. Mr Conroy’s remarks come as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to meet Mr Xi during the G20 summit in Bali on Tuesday. “He promised not to militarise South China Sea, he promised to abide by international rules, obligations, in Hong Kong,” Mr Conroy told Sky News Australia. “He’s broken his word on everything of substance that matters.”
142,000 Hongkongers have applied for a special British citizenship visa. One-third of them are under the age of 18. Those between the ages of 25 and 54 make up the majority. …
142,000 Hongkongers have applied for a special British citizenship visa. One-third of them are under the age of 18. Those between the ages of 25 and 54 make up the majority. —————– #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights
China has been developing a relationship with the Afghan Taliban, which turned out to be a smart move considering the group recently took control of the country. China says it expects …
China has been developing a relationship with the Afghan Taliban, which turned out to be a smart move considering the group recently took control of the country. China says it expects the Taliban to form an “open and inclusive” government, kind of like how the Chinese Communist Party has been “open and inclusive” of Hong Kong and Taiwan joining the mainland. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for more on the China-Taliban relationship, and what the Taliban is learning from China.
Since the U.S. central bank began raising rates in March, Hong Kong authorities have continuously intervened in the forex market to stop its currency from sliding below its peg to the …
Since the U.S. central bank began raising rates in March, Hong Kong authorities have continuously intervened in the forex market to stop its currency from sliding below its peg to the U.S. dollar. —————– #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis, today we discuss the Chinese Economy, Evergrande Housing Crisis, Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit and other China developments #chinaupdate 00:00 …
China Update is about China economic and political news and analysis, today we discuss the Chinese Economy, Evergrande Housing Crisis, Global Financial Leaders’ Investment Summit and other China developments #chinaupdate 00:00 Introduction 00:11 China Economy | Housing Crisis | Hong Kong Investment Summit 04:28 German & Pakistani Visits 07:04 UN Statements Channel email: [email protected] My consulting firm: https://www.chinaupdateconsulting.com/ China Update provides you guys with the m
China’s economy took a hit after the 20th National Party Congress last week, in which Xi Jinping secured a third term and managed to get his loyalists into key positions. Chinese …
China’s economy took a hit after the 20th National Party Congress last week, in which Xi Jinping secured a third term and managed to get his loyalists into key positions. Chinese spies have been charged in the US for trying to get information on a sensitive court case. Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai, who owned the Apple Daily newspaper, is convicted. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.
#Chinainsights#20congresss The reshuffle of the Chinese leadership has spooked foreign investors. The next day, on Oct. 24th, Chinese stocks suffered their worst day in Hong Kong since the global financial crisis …
#Chinainsights#20congresss The reshuffle of the Chinese leadership has spooked foreign investors. The next day, on Oct. 24th, Chinese stocks suffered their worst day in Hong Kong since the global financial crisis in 2008, as foreign investors rushed to sell Chinese stocks. Nearly all the stocks in the Hang Sheng index were lower, with Chinese internet and technology stocks being hit particularly hard. Analysts generally expect China’s economy to slow in Xi’s third term, not primarily because of the labor f
An influential piece titled “Growing like China” appeared in the American Economic Review in 2011. One of its authors, Zheng Song of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, made an effort …
An influential piece titled “Growing like China” appeared in the American Economic Review in 2011. One of its authors, Zheng Song of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, made an effort to explain the nation’s unique pattern and pace of development. A number of publications, including “Innovating like China,” “Investing like China,” and “Internationalizing like China,” mirrored the title and the reasoning.