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The sudden cancellation of the Zero-COVID policy by Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping caused the Chinese to suffer a pandemic tsunami. The Party secretary of the Tsinghua University Library, Jiang Yunzhong, who is likened to a “copy of Li Yi,” said, “It’s acceptable for 5 million more people to die.” Chinese netizens have criticized these inhuman comments. RFA reported that on January 14, Jiang posted an article in his friend circle to justify the CCP’s failed pandemic prevention policy.

China doesn’t just recruit spies to work in its intelligence agencies; it uses everyday cities who are motivated to spy for the state for money, out of fear of the government, or both. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s espionage strategies, the scale of China’s army of spies, and China’s theft of intellectual property. Joining us in this episode is Nicholas Eftimiades, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council and a retired senior intelligence officer specializing in China. He’s also th

As China increasingly threatens Japan with its military, Japan is teaming up with the US and other democratic countries to counter China. In this episode of China Uncensored, we discuss what China is doing to provoke Japan, how Japan is responding, and China’s reaction to Japan’s response.

China’s wolf warrior diplomacy is coming to an end but don’t let the Chinese government trick you into believing that they are making a change for the better. They are still up to their old tricks, just not as wolf wankery!

#chinainsights #chinaeconomy #chinacovid The biggest headache for the Chinese government right now is the people who are demanding their wages. Here’s a banner at the entrance of a major hospital in a provincial capital city in northwestern China that reads, “Give me back my hard-earned money.” But for local governments and related organizations, their purse is now empty. A company born to lose money can’t exist in a normal market environment. But in red China, anything is impossible. All the operations

China’s Wuhan Virus wave could be worse than expected. A new projection has revised figures for the number of people that could die. Molly Gambhir reports.

The world watched as U.S. #COVID19 deaths climbed past 1 million on Johns Hopkins University’s chart, but #China’s number stayed below 5,000. Three years later, China is now changing its tune, saying tens of thousands have officially died from the virus. But is that the real number? A new study from Peking University estimates over 900 million are infected with the virus in China. The study goes on to note that, of that number, 80 percent are facing severe symptoms. Now, that study has already been deleted

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Since the US state of Nebraska took the lead in implementing a ban on TikTok—the international version of China’s Douyin in August 2020—high vigilance in Western countries has been aroused towards this app ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

Is #China falling toward second place? #India seems on track to surpass the world’s most populous nation after China’s number fell for the first time in decades—by 850,000 people to 1.41 billion in 2020. But what makes it such a big deal? China is facing an aging population and dwindling workforce. What’s more, COVID-19 is still running rampant through the nation, and China’s borders are now open for international travel. As experts call out the lack of transparency, how will it impact life in the West? An

China’s housing market is roughly a third of its economy. But for such a large part of its GDP, this behemoth of a market isn’t built on very solid ground. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss the near collapse of China’s development companies, the death of Jiang Zemin, and the US auditors finally getting access to the books of Chinese companies listed on US stock exchanges.

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Many have predicted that China will surpass the United States as the world’s dominant power. There have been different timelines thrown around for when that might happen, but so far it hasn’t—at least not in a hands-down objective way. In this episode of China Uncensored, we look at why people think China will surpass the US, what some timelines people have thrown out, and why China is unlikely to surpass the US anytime soon.

China has been trying to convince the world that only a few dozen people have died since it ended its zero covid policy on Dec. 7 of last year. But satellite images reveal a much different story. Massive crowds can be seen outside funeral parlors and new parking lots being built to handle the influx. And in case you’re wondering, this isn’t normal for China.

China is ramping up its capacity in rural areas to tackle the COVID-19 challenges brought by the upcoming Spring Festival holiday. Many Chinese people will travel to reunite with their families for the Chinese Lunar New Year. #GLOBALink

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Some secondary infection cases began to appear after China’s abrupt lifting of the “zero-COVID” restrictions last month. Recently, medical staff suggested that mutant strains may have occurred in China, as reported by Sound of Hope’s comprehensive report by Han Mei on January 14. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

#Satellite images are highlighting China’s death surge, showing an uptick in the number of vehicles parked at #funeralhomes. A Pfizer-made COVID-19 #drug is soon to be removed from China’s health insurance list. Beijing is complaining the drug is “too expensive,” while the drugmaker’s CEO disagrees. Bipartisan efforts are working to counter the Chinese communist regime. U.S. lawmakers are launching a new committee on China. Germany confirmed it won’t send weapons to Taiwan. One lawmaker says it’s not a q

China is running out of clean water, especially fresh (not salty) clean water. There’s no easy solution to this problem, which is why some are predicting China might try to take Russia’s water. Some have even speculated China could invade Russia if it gets desperate enough. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss China’s water crisis, what options China has to get more water, and what might happen to China’s manufacturing if China runs out of water. Joining us in this episode is Andrew Eil, the hea

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To strengthen the management of media and ideology, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) recently issued a new regulation. From July onwards, it will apply the National Uniform Professional Qualification Examination for journalists. Only those who meet the criteria will be granted a journalist card. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

China is running out of water fast, and that has knock-on effects for a whole host of things, including China’s economy. Thanks to zero covid, China’s economy is already doing poorly, and there are signs it’s going to get much worse before it gets better.

Swedish state-owned mining firm LKAB claimed to have found over 1 million tonnes of rare earth oxides. The rare earths were found in the Kiruna area in the far north of the country, the largest known such deposit in Europe. Rare earth minerals are essential in making electric vehicles, wind turbines, portable electronics, microphones and speakers. Watch the video to find out about the newly-found deposit. #sweden #rareearthelements #china #rre #lkab #worldnews 00:00 – INTRODUCTION 01:21 – THE NEWLY-FOU

China’s manufacturing uses a lot of water, and China is running out of usable water at a very fast pace. In this episode of China Unscripted, we discuss whether China could use desalinated water for its industrial purposes, why rationing water is not a long-term solution, and how a water shortage could affect foreign investment in China.

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The continuous stringent “zero-COVID” policy and a brutal crackdown have worsened the economic downturn and prompted the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to step in to save its economy. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

China’s elderly are paying the price of Xi Jinping’s disastrous Wuhan virus policies. As China runs out of medicines, oxygen, China’s helpless senior citizens are committing suicide to escape the Wuhan Virus crisis.

In simulated wargames between Taiwan and China, there is a chance that Taiwan could triumph—but at a high cost. China may be the one thing uniting U.S. Democrats and Republicans as Congress comes together to investigate China. China is now all about visa restrictions for foreigners —again. But this time it’s out of spite, not protection. Watch this episode of China Uncensored for that and more of this week’s China news headlines.

#chinainsights#Chinacovid#Shanghaicovid This is Shanghai on Jan. 6, 2023, where funeral operations were over capacity, and simple cremators were manufactured on the fly. This doctor, a member of the Shanghai New Coronavirus Treatment Expert Group and the deputy director of a major hospital in Shanghai, who is considered quasi-official, told the official media, People’s Daily, late at night on the last day of 2022 that the current epidemic in Shanghai had spread so widely that it might have reached 70% of th

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The “White Paper Revolution” at the end of last year in China sparked calls like “Communist Party, step down” and “Down with the Communist Party” inside and outside China, making the Chinese police somewhat enlightened. Here are a few separate events that give an insight into how the Chinese police respond to things sensitive to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).

The USA just ran some war game scenarios, and it looks really bad for China, but the Chinese government has plans of its own.

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Online cursing against the government is so common in the majority of countries. However, it’s not a simple task on China’s heavily censored internet. ——————- #SpotlightOnChina #China #ChinaInsights

The Chinese government tries to ban fireworks and the Chinese people aren’t too happy!

A health department in a Chinese province admitting to large-scale infection for the first time. The death of a Chinese official—casting a spotlight on Beijing’s darkest secret. We hear from three experts. Could Taiwan defend itself from Beijing with the help of its allies? A think tank breaks it down. And a Chinese spy who publicly defected from Beijing—losing his bid for asylum in Australia. 00:00 Intro 00:53 Video: Casket Burned Outside in Rural China Amid Cremation Services Shortage 02:05 Makeshift

The Philippines elected Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in the spring of 2022, and some hoped this would usher in a new era of the Filipino-China relations, specifically the Philippines sticking up for itself in the South China Sea. However those hopes have been dashed after Marcos Jr’s recent visit to Beijing. In this episode of China Uncensored, we talk about the Philippines’ history with China, what came out of the meeting in Beijing, and why the deals the two countries struck aren’t what they seem.