Chinese people publicly apologize and thank Hong Kong
The "white paper revolution" has started in China. For the fourth day, many Chinese people have been suppressed by the police. Horrifying images have been spread on the internet. The world has also stood up to defend freedom and human rights. Some Chinese netizens said that they regretted not ...
Shanghai protests: BBC reporter arrested and beaten by police
On November 27, people in Shanghai gathered near Wulumuqi street to protest the lockdown. BBC reporter Ed Lawrence was pinned to the ground by police and taken away while on duty. He was detained for a few hours before being released. During the detention, he was treated badly by the ...
China’s local financial pressure is as heavy as a mountain: Trillions in debt maturing
There are growing signs that debt repayment pressure on China's local governments will make it difficult for them to boost economic growth. According to a Bloomberg report, the total outstanding bonds of 31 provincial governments in China are close to the risk threshold set by the Ministry of Finance. Crossing this ...
The rise of Chengdu: Slogans chanted by thousands of people scare Beijing
On the evening of November 27, hundreds of students and residents gathered at Wangping Square in the busy city center of Chengdu, lighting candles and placing flowers in memory of the victims of the fire in Xinjiang. Later, more and more people gathered, and everyone chanted, "Freedom of the press! ...
Anti-Beijing protests are taking place not only in China but beyond the borders
The Chinese Communist Party's "zero-COVID" policy has made the lives of Chinese people difficult and caused frequent humanitarian disasters. On November 24, a fire in a high-rise apartment building in Xinjiang caused heavy casualties, the reason was due to the lockdown measures. As a result, the Chinese people protested. Currently, ...
Calls for taking over government in Shanghai and joining Taiwan
The Chinese Communist Party's extreme COVID measures have made the Chinese people extremely dissatisfied. Since people in Shanghai launched a protest on Wulumuqi Road on November 26, protests have also broken out in various parts of China, causing the outside world to be very concerned. On November 27, a forwarded message ...
The sad story of a woman forced to leave China: ‘I had to choose between my husband and my children’
Geng He is the wife of a prominent Chinese human rights lawyer who, in 2009, was forced to flee her country due to ongoing political repression. One day, when she took her daughter to a beauty salon for a haircut, several plainclothes policemen burst in and arrested them. The police raid ...
The fire in Urumqi makes people even angrier realizing exits were blocked
A few days ago, a fire broke out in a high-rise apartment building in Urumqi, Xinjiang. Due to the lockdown, people could not get out, resulting in serious casualties. However, officials denied reports that the exits were tied with iron wire, and said that the photos of the scene were ...
Waves of protests, Wuhan people break through lockdown and shouted ‘we want to live’
After large-scale protests broke out in Guangzhou, Zhengzhou, and Urumqi the wave of protests continued to spread across China. On November 26, protests broke out in Shanghai, Beijing, and universities across the country. On November 27, people in Wuhan, where the first cases of COVID-19 were discovered in China, also ...
Cruel! Zhengzhou transports 870 people to Xuzhou, then abandons them
The number of cases in Zhengzhou city, Henan province, China continues to climb. According to the Henan CDC, Zhengzhou city launched a so-called offensive war lasting 5 days from midnight on November 24 to midnight on November 29, to achieve "zero-COVID." Some netizens have published photos and documents on Weibo, suspecting that ...
China surpasses the US as largest sponsor of FIFA World Cup
Despite not having qualified for the tournament, the Chinese Communist Party appears to be spending unprecedented amounts on various sports stars and their teams. The regime is also running major advertising campaigns in Qatar. According to the consulting firm Investment Monitor, investments by China-based corporations have surpassed those by the U.S. ...
A man protesting pandemic rules was rescued from police
On November 24, it was reported that a man in Chongqing gave a public speech at the gate of a residence saying, "There is only one disease in the world called 'no freedom and poverty,' and now we all have it." Faced with a minor flu, "the city government has ...
Xinjiang: An official claims he can change health codes
Recently, a commune secretary in Shihezi city, Xinjiang said, "You will test ‘positive’ or ‘negative’ if I say so," which has attracted public attention and discussion. According to Vision Times, residents in a specific area of Shihezi city did not pay the going rate of 4 yuan/1 kg (56 cent kilo) ...
CCTV blurs the images of fans at the World Cup
The 2022 World Cup is one of the largest sporting events since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. And with no limit on the number of spectators, 1.2 million fans have flocked to Qatar. They are not required to wear masks during the tournament, which has sparked heated discussions among ...
Increasingly harsh! Protesting against the pandemic will become a crime
The Chinese government has enforced the "zero-COVID" policy for the past three years, but the pandemic is increasing. In Beijing, since November 23, the number of COVID-19 cases per day has exceeded 30,000 and a new death has been reported. Guangzhou has become the most affected area of this pandemic ...
Chengdu residents break through a lockdown, pandemic staff just watch!
Recently, in some areas of China, because of the endless lockdowns by authorities, protests have broken out. More and more Chinese people have begun to break through the lockdowns together. According to a video shared by a netizen on Twitter, a number of residents believed to be from Chengdu, Sichuan province ...
