Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council has denounced Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s claims that Taiwan is a “sacred territory” of China “connected by blood,” saying that Taiwan has never been a part of …
Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council has denounced Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s claims that Taiwan is a “sacred territory” of China “connected by blood,” saying that Taiwan has never been a part of China and urging Xi to respect the will of the Taiwanese people.
A blow for Beijing is revealed by satellite images. The Pentagon says China’s latest nuclear-powered submarine sank near a shipyard.A senior U.S. defense official is warning about the increasing military operations …
A blow for Beijing is revealed by satellite images. The Pentagon says China’s latest nuclear-powered submarine sank near a shipyard.A senior U.S. defense official is warning about the increasing military operations by Russia and China in the region near Alaska. How is the Pentagon reacting?Peaceful demonstrations take place outside the annual United Nations General Assembly in New York. Participants told us what brings them back to the event every year.What’s at stake if China were to outpace the United States in the AI race? A sci-fi novel warns about the looming threat. We spoke to the author about what inspires him.00:00 Intro01:11 US: Chinese Nuclear Submarine Sank This Year02:04 Chinese, Russian Navy Activities Rise Near Alaska03:01 Blinken Meets Chinese Diplomat in NYC05:02 World Leaders Urged to Support Human Rights in China06:20 Hong Kong Court Sentences 2 Editors Over ‘Sedition’08:10 Quantum Peril: What Happens If China Wins AI Race13:34 Remote Control of Cars Could Cause Problems: Pelson17:23 Ex-Defense Minister Ishiba to Become Japan’s Next Prime Minister19:01 China Sees Rising Homicides of Communist Officials21:24 Data: 57% of Taiwanese Firms Consider Leaving China
Renato Cruz De Castro, distinguished professor at the Department of International Studies at De La Salle University, speaks to Taiwan Talks host Rath Wang from the U.S.-Taiwan Defense Industry Conference in …
Renato Cruz De Castro, distinguished professor at the Department of International Studies at De La Salle University, speaks to Taiwan Talks host Rath Wang from the U.S.-Taiwan Defense Industry Conference in Philadelphia on how the U.S., Philippines, Taiwan, and other regional democratic allies are boosting security ties amid China’s massive military buildup. He also details the significance of the Typhon missile launcher’s deployment in the Philippines and its firepower capabilities in striking major Chinese cities. De Castro explains why the U.S.-built intermediate range missile launcher is to remain in the Philippines for the foreseeable future.
As Malaysia and China celebrate 50 years of diplomatic ties, Kuala Lumpur is facing increasing challenges from China in the South China Sea. The Philippines’ Inquirer reported that in February, Beijing …
As Malaysia and China celebrate 50 years of diplomatic ties, Kuala Lumpur is facing increasing challenges from China in the South China Sea. The Philippines’ Inquirer reported that in February, Beijing demanded Malaysia immediately cease the exploration and development of oil and gas fields in the waters off Sarawak State. And this year alone, Beijing has maintained a continuous presence within Malaysia’s Exclusive Economic Zone with at least eight different Chinese coast guard ships, three survey vessels, and Chinese maritime militia boats. As China ramps up pressure on the nations bordering the South China Sea, we ask whether Kuala Lumpur’s so-called “special relationship” with Beijing can escape increasing threats to Malaysian sovereignty.
In a bold move that signals a significant shift in policy, Japan has sailed a warship through the Taiwan strait for the first time drawing sharp criticism from China. Our next …
In a bold move that signals a significant shift in policy, Japan has sailed a warship through the Taiwan strait for the first time drawing sharp criticism from China. Our next story explores how this bold maneuver by Tokyo underscores growing tensions in the region as the US and its allies increase their military presence to challenge China’s territorial claims. Watch in for more details!#beijing #taiwan #worldnews
Washington announces a win in its latest tit-for-tat cyber battle with Beijing. The FBI says it countered a massive Beijing-backed hacking network. Key U.S. infrastructure, organizations, and U.S. allies were among …
Washington announces a win in its latest tit-for-tat cyber battle with Beijing. The FBI says it countered a massive Beijing-backed hacking network. Key U.S. infrastructure, organizations, and U.S. allies were among its targets.And efforts are underway to counter the Chinese Communist Party’s unfair business practices, such as large state subsidies and slave labor. A panel on Capitol Hill analyzes what could happen if they continue.A Japanese boy dies hours after a violent attack by a man in China on Wednesday. Senior Japanese officials are urging Beijing to provide an explanation.And, a firsthand account from a young man tortured in a Chinese mental hospital. He says he was held there after he exposed a massacre conducted by the Chinese Communist Party.00:00 Intro01:16 FBI Disrupted Major China Hacking Plan in the U.S.03:51 Panel: Countering CCP’s Unfair Market Practices05:58 Expert on Risk of TikTok Shaping American Opinion10:15 Japanese Boy Dies After Being Stabbed in China11:43 Deadly Attack Mirrored by Rising Maritime Conflicts13:24 Taiwan Warns Against Rumors Over Pager Explosions14:27 2 European Firms Potentially Linked to Pager Explosion14:56 Escapee Exposes Brutal Chinese Mental Hospital18:05 Top Global Food Buyer China Reduces Its Demand19:27 Why Is GM’s $5,000 EV Available Only in China?
00:00 Introduction00:12 Another Stabbing Incident02:40 Taiwan Tensions04:57 Quote of the Week: Dalio06:17 EU-China: EV Tariffs | China Car ExportsChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, and …
00:00 Introduction00:12 Another Stabbing Incident02:40 Taiwan Tensions04:57 Quote of the Week: Dalio06:17 EU-China: EV Tariffs | China Car ExportsChina 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 and Chinese. China Update is fully independent, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.
A top executive from Formosa Plastics has been held at the Chinese border for 17 days, according to media reports. Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council says they’re unable to release details of …
A top executive from Formosa Plastics has been held at the Chinese border for 17 days, according to media reports. Taiwan’s Mainland Affairs Council says they’re unable to release details of the person involved, but that they’re monitoring the situation.
Former President Trump is warning Michigan voters about the threat China’s electric car industry poses to American carmakers. Plus, he made a 200 percent tariff promise to keep the swing state’s …
Former President Trump is warning Michigan voters about the threat China’s electric car industry poses to American carmakers. Plus, he made a 200 percent tariff promise to keep the swing state’s pillar industry safe.The U.S. disrupts a major Chinese hacking group nicknamed “Flax Typhoon.”Charges against a Chinese military hacker have been unsealed. It’s the latest U.S. bust targeting Chinese intelligence gathering.And, China hit nine U.S. defense firms with sanctions over U.S. arms sales to Taiwan. How effective are the measures?00:00 Intro01:01 Trump: 200% Tariff for Chinese Cars Built in Mexico03:39 Wray: FBI Strikes Second Chinese Hacking Group05:01 Charges Against Alleged Chinese Military Hacker Unsealed06:04 China Sanctions 9 U.S. Firms Over Taiwan Arms Sales07:13 Lebanon Pager Explosion Death Toll Rises to 1208:55 Chinese Warship Sails Between Japanese Islands09:45 Japanese Boy Stabbed Outside School in China10:47 Corr: Nippon Steel Promises to Invest $2.7B in U.S.15:02 Chinese Base Featured in U.S. Air Force Simulations15:35 Biden, Trump to Meet with Indian PM Modi16:42 Perry Link: China Uses Fear to Spark Self-Censorship18:54 Experts Break Down Beijing’s Rubber-Stamp System
President Joe Biden deals a blow to Chinese e-commerce giants Temu and SHEIN. The administration is moving to close a loophole that would affect 40 percent of U.S. imports.Two German naval …
President Joe Biden deals a blow to Chinese e-commerce giants Temu and SHEIN. The administration is moving to close a loophole that would affect 40 percent of U.S. imports.Two German naval ships pass through the Taiwan Strait, marking the nation’s first trip through the shipping lane in two decades. We have the details on Beijing’s reaction.China says would-be retirees must wait a little longer before beginning their golden years. The country is raising its retirement age for the first time since the 1950s, due to kick start the first day of the new year.00:00 Intro00:56 Biden Targets Chinese E-Commerce Evading U.S. Tariffs02:41 Biden Administration Hikes Tariffs on Chinese Imports03:32 TikTok Faces Crucial Court Hearing04:13 House Bill Counters Chinese EV Battery Dominance06:40 China Week Recap: House Passes 25 CCP-Related Bills07:15 German Navy Makes Rare Transit of Taiwan Strait07:58 China Raised Retirement Age After Decades09:27 Dozens of Journalists Harassed in Hong Kong11:44 Canada in Talks About Joining Next Phase of AUKUS12:50 China Imposes $62M Fine on Accounting Firm PWC13:55 Routers Act Passed to Protect Tech Security14:48 House Passes Bill Targeting Internet Hardware16:54 CCP Internet Censor: Wuhan Lockdown Nearly Broke Me18:32 China to Open Door to Foreign-Owned Hospitals
Taiwan Talks is at the Taipei Security Dialogue, Taiwan’s equivalent to the Shangri-La Dialogue. We spoke with key note speaker Kelly Craft, U.S. Ambassador to the UN from 2019 to 2021 …
Taiwan Talks is at the Taipei Security Dialogue, Taiwan’s equivalent to the Shangri-La Dialogue. We spoke with key note speaker Kelly Craft, U.S. Ambassador to the UN from 2019 to 2021 and former U.S. Ambassador to Canada. We also spoke with Jacques deLisle, University of Pennsylvania’s Stephen A. Cozen Professor of Law, Professor of Political Science, and Director of the Center for the Study of Contemporary China.
U.S. Indo-Pacific Commander Samuel Paparo has stated that U.S. ships could escort Philippine vessels on resupply missions in the South China Sea. Will this further complicate the tense situation in the …
U.S. Indo-Pacific Commander Samuel Paparo has stated that U.S. ships could escort Philippine vessels on resupply missions in the South China Sea. Will this further complicate the tense situation in the region resulting from competing claims of sovereignty by various countries? Watch the analysis from our guests Tony Hu and Liu Fu-kuo.
The Chinese consul general in New York has left office. Gov. Kathy Hochul says she requested the diplomat’s expulsion after prosecutors arrested a former aide to two New York governors.The United …
The Chinese consul general in New York has left office. Gov. Kathy Hochul says she requested the diplomat’s expulsion after prosecutors arrested a former aide to two New York governors.The United States confirms it could co-produce weapons with Taiwan in the future, as the island is threatened by the Chinese regime. Raymond Greene, de facto U.S. ambassador to Taiwan, says that the “U.S. now is working with a number of partners, looking at … possibilities of expanding our joint production of military materiel and supplies. And I would not rule out Taiwan being one of those partners in the future.”A high-ranking Pentagon official is set to attend China’s top annual military forum next week. He’s more senior than U.S. officials who’ve attended in the past.A survivor of the Chinese regime’s forced organ removal is telling his story Wednesday in Washington. He’s one of many who have suffered torture and imprisonment under prolonged persecution in China.00:00 Intro01:08 Hochul Requested Removal of Chinese Diplomat in NY04:32 U.S. Won’t Rule Out Joint Weapons Production W/ Taiwan05:35 U.S. to Send Pentagon Official to China Military Forum06:33 Sun Allegedly Removed ‘Uyghur’ from Hochul’s Speech10:10 Lawmakers to Vote on a Dozen Bills to Counter CCP11:50 Forced Organ Removal Victim Rebut CCP Attacks15:00 171 Campaign Ads Tout Tough Stances on China16:13 Taipei: U.S. and Taiwan Chip Businesses ‘Complementary’17:08 Taiwan Probes 8 Chinese Firms for Tech Talent Theft18:36 Shein, Temu Accused of Selling Deadly Baby Products19:11 New Zealand: China’s Influence ‘Complex and Deceptive’20:13 Modi: India Supports ‘Development, Not Expansionism’
Renowned China scholar Orville Schell is vice president of the Asia Society’s Center on U.S.-China Relations. He maintains that U.S.-China “engagement is not dying, but is already dead.” Schell says the …
Renowned China scholar Orville Schell is vice president of the Asia Society’s Center on U.S.-China Relations. He maintains that U.S.-China “engagement is not dying, but is already dead.” Schell says the reason is Xi Jinping’s increasingly autocratic and inflexible policies. In this episode, Taiwan Talks discusses the personal history and losses that drive Xi, as well as U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan’s recent visit to Beijing. Schell is the author of 15 books, 10 about China, including “My Old Home,” a work of fiction. He is also a former professor and dean at the University of California, Berkeley, Graduate School of Journalism.
This is a highlight from Podcast 265 Taiwan Must Prepare for a “Worst Case Scenario” | Michael Hunzeker • #265 Taiwan Must Prepare for a “Worst… Taiwan is not prepared for …
This is a highlight from Podcast 265 Taiwan Must Prepare for a “Worst Case Scenario” | Michael Hunzeker • #265 Taiwan Must Prepare for a “Worst… Taiwan is not prepared for war with China.
During this year’s Beidaihe meeting of the Chinese Communist Party, various rumors have been intensively circulating online. The latest rumor is that a military coup occurred in Beijing, forcing Xi Jinping …
During this year’s Beidaihe meeting of the Chinese Communist Party, various rumors have been intensively circulating online. The latest rumor is that a military coup occurred in Beijing, forcing Xi Jinping to resign from his positions as General Secretary and Chairman while he was at the meeting. Another rumor is that a temporary leadership group has been formed, Xi’s works are being pulled from the shelves, and the CCP urgently dispatched the 82nd Army to Beijing, all of which seem to suggest that a storm is brewing. Now, the rumors of Xi losing power are spreading not only within China but also to Taiwan and Japan. Is this merely a rumor or prediction?
🔵 ‘The Final War’ Documentary DVD: https://ept.ms/3RqPhiH🔵Documentary “HOLLYWOOD TAKEOVER“: hollywoodtakeover.com——–A Chinese company is suing the Pentagon to get off its blacklist after the Department of Defense reportedly considered removing a different …
🔵 ‘The Final War’ Documentary DVD: https://ept.ms/3RqPhiH🔵Documentary “HOLLYWOOD TAKEOVER“: hollywoodtakeover.com——–A Chinese company is suing the Pentagon to get off its blacklist after the Department of Defense reportedly considered removing a different Chinese firm from the list after a lawsuit.TikTok is fighting back against a looming divestment deadline this January. The Chinese-owned platform is now taking its case to a federal appeals court, claiming the Justice Department got it wrong.A group of U.S. state attorneys general are probing Temu over its ties with the Chinese Communist Party. They allege the online retailer has harvested U.S. user data and sold products made by forced labor in China.Ahead of the Democratic National Convention next week, a lawsuit against police bodycams that contain Chinese microchips is getting fast-tracked. A law enforcement tech competitor warns it’s about more than just business.00:00 Intro02:11 Chinese Firm Sues the Pentagon to Get Off Blacklist04:54 TikTok Disputes App’s Ties to China in Appeal05:49 Attorneys General Probe Temu: Forced Labor, Data Theft06:49 Candidates’ Approaches to US-China Relations11:53 Lawsuit Targets Bodycams With Chinese Microchips13:35 US Navy’s Newest Missile and Its Advantages14:22 Australia, US Look to Co-Produce Hypersonic Missiles16:08 Taiwan Struck by 6.3 Magnitude Earthquake——–
On July 23, Foxconn, a subsidiary of the Taiwanese company Hon Hai Technology Group, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Henan provincial government for a new business project. Foxconn plans …
On July 23, Foxconn, a subsidiary of the Taiwanese company Hon Hai Technology Group, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Henan provincial government for a new business project. Foxconn plans to invest 1 billion yuan in Zhengzhou to build a new headquarters and seven centers. These will support industries such as electric vehicles, energy storage batteries, digital health, and robotics, aligning with Foxconn’s 3+3 strategy in China. Hon Hai started focusing on the 3+3 new businesses and expanding globally in 2019. The first phase of this new investment is set to be located in the Zhengdong New District, covering an area of about 700 hectares.#chinaobserver
China continues to send military aircraft around Taiwan, with total ADIZ incursions this year already smashing last year’s total figures. Security analyst Ben Lewis says China is normalizing “heightened” military activity …
China continues to send military aircraft around Taiwan, with total ADIZ incursions this year already smashing last year’s total figures. Security analyst Ben Lewis says China is normalizing “heightened” military activity around Taiwan.
Japan is in danger if China invades Taiwan. And so they came out with Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail, which…encourages players to defend the island nation of Tural from a sinister evil… …
Japan is in danger if China invades Taiwan. And so they came out with Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail, which…encourages players to defend the island nation of Tural from a sinister evil… • We MUST Defend Taiwan According to FF… The Philippines is teaming up with just about every other military there is to stand up to China!
China’s economy is in trouble and you know it’s bad when China’s wealthiest elite are fleeing the country. Japan is in danger if China invades Taiwan. And so they came out …
China’s economy is in trouble and you know it’s bad when China’s wealthiest elite are fleeing the country. Japan is in danger if China invades Taiwan. And so they came out with Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail, which…encourages players to defend the island nation of Tural from a sinister evil… • We MUST Defend Taiwan According to FF…
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-Te praises a record-breaking group of nearly 50 lawmakers attending a key summit in Taipei, despite Beijing trying to block their trip.A two-week delay, minimum, is bogging down …
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-Te praises a record-breaking group of nearly 50 lawmakers attending a key summit in Taipei, despite Beijing trying to block their trip.A two-week delay, minimum, is bogging down higher U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports, including electric cars, batteries, and computer chips. What will the hold-up mean for the economy and your wallet?Washington is announcing $500 million of military funding for the Philippines. The U.S. defense secretary says the cash “sends a clear message” of support to Manila.How does the Chinese communist regime keep the money flowing during economic downturns? A former top official tells NTD about an unusual strategy. We have more on what he says is the true motive behind China’s anti-corruption campaign.00:00 Intro01:14 Largest Group of Multinational Lawmakers Visits Taiwan03:03 U.S. Says New China Tariffs Delayed by at Least 2 Weeks03:35 U.S. to Give Philippines $500M in Defense Funding05:10 U.S. to Reinforce Nuclear Deterrence with Japan09:35 EU Offers Vietnam Security Support for S. China Sea10:41 Former China Official: True Goal of Anti-Corruption Effort12:10 U.S.: Russia Using Americans to Spread Disinformation
The Missouri attorney general is investigating a nonprofit run by China’s intelligence services. One big question remains: is it another Chinese police outpost?Former President Donald Trump’s running mate pledges a major …
The Missouri attorney general is investigating a nonprofit run by China’s intelligence services. One big question remains: is it another Chinese police outpost?Former President Donald Trump’s running mate pledges a major shift for what he called Washington’s “sweetheart trade deal” with China, starting by bringing jobs back home.The University of Maryland agrees to pay a $500,000 settlement to the government over an allegation it failed to disclose funding from China.A fire breaks out in a shopping mall in China’s southwestern Sichuan Province. State media reports say 16 were killed.00:00 Intro02:11 Missouri Investigates Nonprofit Tied to Chinese Intel Agency04:36 Report: a Look at China’s Foreign Missions in U.S.06:06 JD Vance: Trade Deal with China Sends U.S. Jobs Abroad07:02 Sen. Blackburn on JD Vance’s China Stance10:43 Youngkin: China Is ‘Trying to Dominate the Entire World’12:00 University of Maryland to Pay $500k to Settle DOJ Case13:06 Taiwan: Defense Spending Reached Historic Highs14:37 China Halts Nuclear Arms-Control Talks with U.S.15:13 At Least 16 Killed After Mall Fire in Sichuan Province
00:00 Introduction00:12 US-China I: Trump’s Interview Comments03:35 Selina Cheng Fired From WSJ06:39 US-China II: Arms Control Talks & Chip CurbsChina Update provides viewers with the most up to date political, economic, …
00:00 Introduction00:12 US-China I: Trump’s Interview Comments03:35 Selina Cheng Fired From WSJ06:39 US-China II: Arms Control Talks & Chip CurbsChina 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 and Chinese. China Update is fully independent, all views and analysis are all my own and I make the videos.
Is Beijing escalating South China Sea territorial claims with areas claimed by Vietnam in the same way as with the Philippines, except that Hanoi chooses to keep the incidents off the …
Is Beijing escalating South China Sea territorial claims with areas claimed by Vietnam in the same way as with the Philippines, except that Hanoi chooses to keep the incidents off the international radar? At the beginning of July, China appeared to be holding a rare twin carrier exercise in the South China Sea with the Shandong aircraft carrier and at least eight warships, according to satellite imagery. They were also spotted about 50 miles northeast of Woody Island in the Paracels, an archipelago previously held in part by Vietnam until China seized all in a naval battle in 1974. Taiwan also claims the territory. China’s “monster” coast guard ship has several times this year patrolled Vietnam’s oil fields in the Spratlys, most recently in June. And in March, Beijing redrew its coastal baseline in the Gulf of Tonkin between Vietnam and China, a move that breaks with an agreement reached by Hanoi and Beijing in 2000. How is Vietnam handling these moves by China and will it take a stronger stance toward its more powerful neighbor? We also take a look at cooperation between Vietnam and the Philippines and whether the two South China Sea claimants can stand together against Beijing’s increasingly assertive behavior. Our guests: Alexander Huang- Chair, Council on Strategic & Wargaming Studies- Kuomintang (KMT) international affairs director and representative to the U.S.
China has employed a new tactic in its legal war against Taiwan. On June 21, China’s Ministry of State Security and five other ministries jointly issued a piece of legislation titled …
China has employed a new tactic in its legal war against Taiwan. On June 21, China’s Ministry of State Security and five other ministries jointly issued a piece of legislation titled “Opinions on Legally Punishing ‘Taiwan Independence’ Diehards for Splitting the Country and Inciting Splitting the Country”, threatening the death penalty for what they call serious crimes…
China says it doesn’t need nukes to take Taiwan. But it will take Taiwan. The US and China are holding serious nuclear talks. Communist propaganda is coming to a country near …
China says it doesn’t need nukes to take Taiwan. But it will take Taiwan. The US and China are holding serious nuclear talks. Communist propaganda is coming to a country near you. And the China economy collapse is coming. That and more on this week’s China news headlines.
In China, Little Pinks are powerful. They use online influence to force Taiwanese entertainers in China to support the reunification of Taiwan. They insulted the Yasukuni Shrine in Japan and live-streamed …
In China, Little Pinks are powerful. They use online influence to force Taiwanese entertainers in China to support the reunification of Taiwan. They insulted the Yasukuni Shrine in Japan and live-streamed it to the whole world. They are invincible online. But when they meet Jensen Huang, they discover that their “magical” powers are gone.
American college instructors are brutally stabbed in China. While the CCP harasses a Dutch ship in the East China Sea. And the US promises a “hellscape” if China attacks Taiwan. That …
American college instructors are brutally stabbed in China. While the CCP harasses a Dutch ship in the East China Sea. And the US promises a “hellscape” if China attacks Taiwan. That and more on this week’s China news headlines.
With tensions high as ever in the Taiwan Strait, top US admiral of the Navy Fleet in the Indo-Pacific has threatened to turn the Taiwan straight into an unmanned hellscape in …
With tensions high as ever in the Taiwan Strait, top US admiral of the Navy Fleet in the Indo-Pacific has threatened to turn the Taiwan straight into an unmanned hellscape in the event of China invading Taiwan. #us #china #taiwan
Taiwan’s TSMC, often referred to as the “guardian deity” of Taiwan, is a critical part of the “silicon shield” concept. In 2022, a Chinese economist with government ties called for “reclaiming …
Taiwan’s TSMC, often referred to as the “guardian deity” of Taiwan, is a critical part of the “silicon shield” concept. In 2022, a Chinese economist with government ties called for “reclaiming Taiwan” and seizing TSMC. Some American scholars have even suggested a “scorched-earth policy” to destroy TSMC’s equipment as a deterrent to Beijing’s invasion plans. #chinaobserver
China’s demographic problems are growing. The demographic crisis in China could slow China’s economic growth and Beijing’s global ambitions. Why was the People’s Republic of China so slow to react to …
China’s demographic problems are growing. The demographic crisis in China could slow China’s economic growth and Beijing’s global ambitions. Why was the People’s Republic of China so slow to react to the Chinese population fall? Could the once world’s largest country halve in terms of population? Was China’s one-child policy responsible? Why didn’t population bounce back when the policy was removed? What mistakes did the communist government make? Were official Chinese statistics falsified? Did the one-chil