Shanghai residents say: Health system leaders need to present mental health certificates
On November 11, a Shanghai citizen called the authorities to reflect that the current situation of Shanghai's health checks violates the Law on Prevention and Control of Infectious Diseases. During the call, he also recommended that the health system leaders "have a mental health check-up" and present the mental health ...
Fire in a Chongqing apartment building, has tragic results
At dawn on November 8, a fire broke out in a high-rise apartment in Chongqing. Due to the CCP virus pandemic, the subdivision was locked down and the fire truck was blocked by the fence outside the subdivision. Due to the large fire, a resident with nowhere to escape tried ...
Heilongjiang extreme anti-pandemic: Fined for sleeping while not wearing a mask
On the afternoon of November 12, a clothing store employee in Heilongjiang province was given a yellow warning sign for not wearing a mask while napping. The news became a hot search topic on Baidu, causing lively discussions in the online community. According to a report by "Xiaoxiang Morning News," Zhang, ...
A tea shop closed for greeting customers
The CCP has implemented the strict "zero-COVID" policy for the past three years since the outbreak of COVID-19. this has led to chaotic pandemic restrictions. Recently, a video was posted on Weibo of an employee at a tea shop in Daqing city, Heilongjiang province greeting customers. The employee welcomed each ...
After Shanghai, another railway accident in Jiangxi
On the evening of November 12, a violent explosion suddenly occurred near the West High-Speed Railway Station in Nanchang City (Nanchang) Jiangxi Province (Jiangxi), China. The accident brought the high-speed rail line to a standstill. No casualties have been reported. The official Weibo of the Nanchang Fire Department announced that, at ...
China: Tesla vehicle out of control and runs over two people
A Tesla Model Y car burst out of control in Chaozhou, Guangdong province on November 5. The driver was preparing to park it in front of his store, however, the vehicle would not respond and began accelerating rapidly. The Tesla traveled about a mile and a half before slamming into a ...
US blocks more than 1,000 shipments of Chinese solar panels suspected of using slave labor
The Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act issued in the United States as a measure to discourage slave labor against ethnic Uyghurs in Xinjiang, China, began to take effect on June 21. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) seized over 1,000 shipments of solar energy equipment up to October 25. This was ...
Guangzhou: Many flights canceled, people eat wild vegetables and sleep outside
The COVID-19 pandemic in Guangzhou city, the capital of Guangdong province, has become increasingly severe, with more than 10,000 new positive cases in 9 consecutive days. As a result, most flights in Guangzhou have been canceled. In addition, a few days ago, the offline teaching of primary and secondary schools ...
Pandemic intense in Beijing, Guangzhou has 5 million people locked in at home
The "zero-COVID" policy implemented by the Chinese Communist Party is not effective, and the pandemic continues to heat up. On November 11, China News Network reported that the number of new infections in China on November 10 was over 10,000 cases, a new record high for the last six months. ...
Will Xi use force against Taiwan? Experts warn about ‘Beiping Model’
When Xi Jinping inspected the Operations Command Center of the Central Military Commission on November 8, he said that "the army should concentrate all its strength on fighting, concentrate all for fighting.” This sparked speculation that the CCP was about to invade Taiwan. In a recent interview with Vision Times, ...
4 reasons why China’s measures to increase birth rate are likely to fail
Chinese leader Xi Jinping made keynote speeches during the 20th National Party Congress in October. He announced that he would launch measures to: Optimize population growth strategies.Establish a policy system for childbirth support.Reduce the cost of childbirth, parenting, and education. The sobering truth, however, is that these new policies may not be ...
China’s customs intensify control of those going abroad; Will the wave of migrants be limited?
China's exit ports have recently intensified the control of Chinese passport holders. According to RFA, Chinese customs ask many detailed questions to Chinese passport holders who want to go abroad. For example, why are you going abroad, what are you doing abroad? In addition, Chinese customs also require documents to verify the ...
COVID burst in China: 2 first-tier cities impose partial lockdown, millions locked up
On Friday, November 11, China’s Health Commission reported that new COVID cases in China exceeded 10,000. Although this is a record number in the last six months, CCP data manipulation is well-known in China, so no one knows the actual count. Two major metropolitan cities in China are struggling with COVID outbreaks, ...
Which country are Hong Kong graduates going to after graduation?
After graduating, more Hongkongers now apply for graduate work visas in Australia. According to the South China Morning Post, since Australia created a scheme designed explicitly for Hongkongers, approximately 3,000 Hongkongers have applied to stay and work in Australia after graduation. More than double as many people applied in 2020–2021 and ...
Shanghai Metro Line 11 explodes, smoke billowing skywards
On November 11, an accident suddenly occurred on the Shanghai Metro Line 11. No information on casualties has been reported so far. According to Sanli News, in the early morning of November 11, Shanghai subway exploded. The video shows the subway was submerged in smoke and fire. It is reported that the ...
US hotels hurt amid China’s COVID curbs while travel booms worldwide
U.S. hotel operators will face more challenges in the China market as the country persists with its strict COVID-19 lockdowns. According to Reuters, American hotels have suspended the construction of luxury properties in this crucial tourism market. They also delayed openings of some properties in the country. While hotel operators enjoy revenue ...
China tightens surveillance of outbound passengers, citizens say
According to a Radio Free Asia report, China is closely monitoring citizens who are attempting to take a trip abroad. Tourist Lu Ping, a Chinese national, has just arrived in Japan. She recalled that when she was in Chengdu city’s airport, border officials were exceptionally attentive to Chinese passport holders. Ping said ...
Chinese students crawling late night, doing ‘crazy literature’; netizen said it is to oppose CCP
During the lockdown, students in universities across China have practiced strange activities, such as making paper dogs, crawling in the playground late at night, and doing “crazy literature.” Paper dogs are made from cardboard boxes. This strange “pet” quickly became popular. Images of students playing with paper dogs are seen in ...
Goertek in China lays off thousands as company loses $141 billion on stock market
China’s Goertek company announced on November 8 that they received a notification from “a major overseas customer” about suspending production of one of its intelligent audio products. However, Goertek did not disclose the name of the “big overseas customer” and the reason for stopping production in its announcement. As a result, ...
Land in Shenzhen meant for Evergrande headquarters put to auction: Report
A plot of land in Shenzhen, with the initial purpose to build a Evergrande headquarters, was put up for auction at a starting price of 7.5 billion yuan ($1.06 billion). According to Reuters, the 10,000 square meter land plot auction will take place between Nov 21 and 26. The news outlet ...
