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“State Organs” Documentary Screens in Washington, D.C.; Audience Shocked and in Tears
These are true stories depicted in the award-winning documentary State Organs. On the evening of October 3, Rotary International screened the film in the Westin Hotel ballroom in Washington, D.C. More than 100 Rotarians and other guests attended. Many were shocked to tears and said they hoped more p
Firing the Gun Before the Race Starts! Li Ka-shing Sells Postal Savings Bank Stocks, Sparking Heated Discussion (Image)
Recently, media reported that this year, Li Ka-shing and his son sold a total of 278.6 million shares of China Postal Savings Bank, netting over 1.2 billion HKD in cash. Some netizens commented, "This is a signal that bank stocks are about to drop."
Hunan Intern's Fatal Fall: Parents Claim Son Exposed Hospital's Organ Harvesting
Recently, the parents of Luo Shuaiyu, an intern at the Second Xiangya Hospital in Changsha, Hunan, released a video revealing their son fell to his death after reporting the hospital's president and others for involvement in organ harvesting and trafficking.
Resource Recycling State-Owned Enterprise Established in China, Mocked as "Super Scrap Recycling Station"
A photo of an electronic waste recycling center in Brooklyn, New York. (Photo: Annan/The Epoch Times
Ineffective Economic Rescue Efforts: China’s State Council Launches Full-Scale Effort
The Chinese government’s efforts to "rescue the economy" have proven ineffective, with recent economic data falling short of expectations.
Former Vice Chairman of Guizhou Provincial CPPCC, Chen Yan, Arrested for Bribery and Abuse of Power
More than six months after his downfall, former Vice Chairman of the Guizhou Provincial CPPCC, Chen
North China University of Science and Technology Male Student Sparks Outrage for Abusing and Killing a Cat
Another animal abuse incident has occurred in a Chinese university.
Survey: 46% of Elderly in China Can Only Afford Nursing Homes Costing Less Than 1,000 RMB per Month
A recent survey on the elderly population in China revealed that nearly 60% are "empty nesters," with 46.1% of seniors only able to afford nursing homes costing less than 1,000 RMB per month.
CCP's 'Overseas Wealth Tax' Draws Widespread Attention: Expert Analysis
As China's economy continues to struggle and local government debt piles up, reports have emerged that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) plans to impose an "overseas wealth tax."
Wang Qishan Faces Unprecedented Blow: Special Background Draws Attention
Wang Qishan, the former Vice President of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and a key figure in Xi Jinping's anti-corruption campaign, has recently come under public scrutiny once again.
Mainland China's Detention Centers Overcrowded: Where Are All the "Suspects" Coming From?
As China’s economy declines and unemployment soars, many citizens are struggling to make ends meet.
Xi Jinping Unwilling to Lose Power, Preparing for a Comeback?
ince the 20th CCP Central Committee’s Third Plenary Session, terms symbolizing Xi Jinping’s supreme power, such as "Xi as the Core" and "Xi Jinping Thought," have noticeably diminished in party media.
Wang Youqun: Three Lessons From the Arrest of Former Minister of Justice Tang Yijun
According to a report by mainland Chinese media on October 18, former CCP Minister of Justice Tang Yijun has been arrested. Tang Yijun's bribery case has entered the judicial process. He will be prosecuted, tried, and ultimately imprisoned.
Human Rights Defender Zhang Baosheng Denied Travel to Visit His Ill Wife, Criticizes CCP’s Inhumanity
Beijing human rights defender Zhang Baosheng was recently released from bail pending trial but is still under a travel ban. He condemned the authorities for repeatedly restricting his travel, and now that his wife is gravely ill, he has again been denied permission to visit her, accusing the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) of being utterly inhumane.
A Disciplinary Committee Official in Hunan Province Falls to His Death
Following the recent death of Hunan Provincial Finance Department Director Liu Wenjie, another disciplinary committee official in the province has fallen to his death. This marks the second case of an official falling to their death in Hunan Province within a month.
Mainland Accountant: CCP Uses Stock Market to Extract Citizens' Savings
Recently, China's stock market has experienced significant fluctuations. On the evening of October 20, 23 companies listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges announced that they would use bank loans for stock buybacks or to increase shareholdings. A senior accountant in mainland China warned that this is a trap, suggesting that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is using the stock market to tap into citizens' savings to meet this year’s GDP growth target.
Chinese Ride-Hailing Drivers Struggle to Survive in Difficult Conditions
Chinese Ride-Hailing Drivers Struggle to Survive in Difficult Conditions
Is Xi Jinping's Visit to Anhui a Warning to the Rocket Force or a Sign of His Intention to Step Down?
Yesterday, Chinese state media reported that Xi Jinping, accompanied by Zhang Youxia, Vice Chairman of the Central Military Commission, inspected the Rocket Force's strategic missile unit in Hefei, Anhui, on October 17. During the visit, Xi emphasized the need for the unit to enhance its "strategic deterrence and combat capability." However, in a sudden shift, Xi also stressed the importance of "strictly addressing corruption and misconduct within the ranks."
Anti-Japanese Sentiment Persists in Mainland China: Dairy Company Faces Boycott Over Collaboration with Japanese Firm
A month after a Japanese boy was fatally stabbed at the Japanese School in Shenzhen, anti-Japanese sentiment remains high in Chinese society. Recently, Feihe, a leading Chinese infant formula company, faced a wave of false accusations and boycotts on mainland social media after announcing a technical cooperation agreement with a Japanese biotech company. Feihe was forced to publicly clarify the situation and report it to the authorities.
Li Ka-shing and His Son Sell 101 Million Shares of Postal Savings Bank of China, Sparking Debate
Li Ka-shing and his son Victor Li have recently sold H shares of Postal Savings Bank of China (PSBC) twice, totaling approximately 101 million shares. Following the reduction, their stake has decreased from 9.03% to 7.96%.
Morning Bid: China Rate Cuts Looming, US Booming
GLOBAL-MARKETS-VIEW-ASIA:Morning Bid: China rate cuts looming, US booming