North Carolina lawmakers vote to ban China, hostile countries from buying U.S. farmland The North Carolina House lawmakers unanimously approved a bill on Wednesday, April 26, banning state-owned companies and hostile foreign countries, including China, from buying farmland or any other land near a military base. The bill passed with a 114-0 vote and now heads to the state Senate, joining the latest U.S. states to pass such measures.

Protest at Manhattan building allegedly it’s a disguised Chinese police station At a building in Chinatown on February 25, demonstrators stood outside yelling for the demolition of an alleged Chinese police outpost hidden inside it. Protestor Ziyun Huang told the New York Post, “CCP agents are everywhere. When all the human rights groups have protests and demonstrations, the CCP will come and harass people.”

U.S. House overwhelmingly passes measure banning Chinese from buying American farmland A bipartisan House majority overwhelmingly passed a measure on March 30 to protect U.S. rural land critical for renewable energy away from Chinese investors.

US proposes banning land sales near 8 military bases amid rising China's land purchases A new proposed rule now bans foreign nationals and companies from buying U.S. property within 100 miles of eight military bases. #banninglandsales #China #militarybases

More states legislators working on bills to tackle China’s growing presence on US soil In recent years, China's purchase of U.S. farmland has raised significant concerns in many states. In light of the potential risk, several states legislator have been endorsing bills that ban foreign adversaries. On March 22, senators from both parties filed a bill to prevent Chinese individuals and corporations from purchasing U.S. farms.

Chinese ships cut Taiwanese undersea communication cables #China #Taiwan

91% of Chinese people’s deposits disappear: Exports fall sharply Plunging exports, rising unemployment, and the disappearance of people’s deposits show that China’s economy cannot escape difficulties after the pandemic. According to Apollo News, exports are plunging, causing major ports in China to be clogged up with around five million empty containers. China’s leading large container manufacturer, Taicang CIMC, has three production lines but currently only maintains one line.

Officials are seizing farmland and destroying crops following a pilot scheme to “stabilize the grain supply,” as part of a government bid to ensure food security. According to Radio Free Asia, critics say the new rules aim to increase state power over grain supply and let rural land be taken from farmers at will. #foodsecurity #farmers #grain #grainsupply #stabilizegrainsupply #稳粮保供 #食品安全

China says Canada smears it as 2 Chinese secret police stations being investigated On Friday, March 10, China accused Canada of smearing its reputation. The response came after Canada reported they were investigating two Chinese police stations in Quebec.

After decades of ruling, the CCP has turned the Chinese people into this.

How can Chinese children grow up to be civilized when they’re fighting over food like this?

U.S. House passes historic bill to punish CCP's forced organ harvesting In a historic move, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill on March 27 to punish the Chinese regime for its brutal practice of forced organ harvesting from prisoners of conscience.

Chinese police appear to deliberately let an elderly man drown — their shocking lack of effort says it all.

China: When the world’s worst polluter leads global rush for coal China is leading in coal-burning capacity in the world in 2022 despite global promises to phase out the fuel.

Ex-Harvard Professor Sentenced for Lying About China Ties Former Harvard University chemist and department head Charles Lieber was sentenced to two years of supervised release for lying to US authorities about his role in the Thousand Talents Programme, one of several Chinese projects aimed at recruiting scientists and bolstering research.

Pentagon raises concern about new China’s spying tools on US soil “A Trojan horse” or a “new Huawei” is what Pentagon officials used to describe Chinese-made cranes operating at American ports. Officials are now concerned whether these cranes could be Beijing’s spying tool.

A Chinese PhD student who drugged and filmed himself assaulting women across the UK and China has been jailed for life with a minimum of 24 years. His appalling crimes and disregard for his victims highlight the extreme danger he posed. theguardian.com/uk-news/2025… Serial Rapist Zhenhao Zou Jailed for Minimum of 24 Years A serial rapist, Zhenhao Zou, has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum term of 24 years for drugging and raping 10 women in both the UK and China. Zou, a 28-year-old PhD student, drugged and filmed himself raping women between 2019 and 2024 after luring them to his flat under the pretense of offering study sessions or socializing over drinks. Police fear that more than 50 women could be victims of Zou’s heinous crimes. Since his conviction, over 20 women have come forward to police, with fears that there may be dozens more victims who remain unidentified. Zou, who appeared impassive throughout his sentencing, was described by Judge Cottage KC as a “highly manipulative and intelligent young man” who showed no regard for the wishes and feelings of his victims. She remarked that he treated them “simply as pieces in an elaborate game for one: you.” At Inner London Crown Court, Judge Cottage confirmed that Zou would spend at least 24 years in a UK prison before being eligible for parole, as she described him as a “significant risk” who had an “abiding sexual interest in asserting power and control over women.” Following the trial in March, which resulted in his conviction on 28 charges, including 11 rapes, multiple women have continued to come forward. Zou had filmed many of his crimes, some of which showed his victims pleading for him to stop as they lost consciousness. Victims’ testimonies were read out in court, with one describing the psychological and physical pain they endured. One victim recalled how she had been filled with “romantic anticipation” before being violently assaulted by Zou, describing the incident as something that would “never leave me.” Another victim with bipolar disorder explained the severe deterioration of her mental health, describing the aftermath of the assault as feeling “overwhelming” and stating that the assault “destroyed my life.” Detectives have urged any additional women in the UK or China who suspect they were victims of Zou to come forward. Commander Kevin Southworth of the Metropolitan Police assured women that they would be treated with “empathy, kindness and respect” if they chose to report. The trial revealed that Zou, who was originally from Guangdong province, China, had used social media and dating platforms to target victims, often appealing to young Chinese women living in the UK. Police found over 1,600 hours of footage, including 58 videos of rapes filmed on hidden cameras. Many of the women could be heard pleading for him to stop before losing consciousness. One woman could be heard calling out for her mother as Zou ignored her pleas and continued with the assault. Zou also admitted in court that he was attracted to pornography depicting unconscious women being raped. Zou, who moved to the UK in 2017 to study, had been living in Elephant and Castle, London, and had been studying for his PhD in mechanical engineering at the time of his arrest in January 2024. He had been traveling between the UK and China while carrying out his crimes, which spanned two countries. The scale and brutality of his crimes have marked him as one of the most prolific sexual offenders in British history, with police and investigators now bracing for the possibility of discovering even more victims.

China prevents U.S. webcast of UN rights meeting on North Korea China has obstructed an attempt to stream online from the United Nations Security Council in New York a UN discussion on human rights abuses in North Korea.

A Chinese railway station flooded by rain — a stark contrast to the polished propaganda.

Military-aged Chinese men enter the US in batches, raising concerns about CCP infiltration On April 19, a Fox News reporter captured exclusive images of hundreds of military-aged Chinese men charged in Brownsville, Texas, and turned over to an NGO in Darien Gap, Central America. But, unfortunately, it happens every day, even multiple times a day.

Overseas Chinese ‘police stations’ under investigation by Canadian police Canadian Police are investigating two Montreal centers accused of being used as Chinese state-backed police stations, reported Reuters on March 9.

In South Korea, protesters ripped apart a CCP flag bearing Xi Jinping’s face — a bold stand against Beijing’s meddling in their country.

After the "White paper movement" broke out at the end of last year, with the majority of participants protesting the CCP's Zero-Covid policy being young people, at the beginning of this year, there was a "white hair movement" of the elderly, opposing CCP's "health care reform." #china #CCP

Chinese couple heavily criticized for receiving subsidies in the US, despite $16,000 monthly income A few days ago, a video circulated on the Chinese internet, showing a Chinese couple living in the U.S. boasting that they received free food that was distributed to the poor. Their actions have not only caused outrage among the Chinese community in the U.S., but have also been criticized by Chinese netizens.

China’s White Hair movement: Broken local cities cut medical benefits for seniors #china

Due to China's economic downturn, homeless people are everywhere, even in top-tier cities like Shenzhen.

This Chinese guy pretends to be hit by a car and demands compensation. He has a group behind him, orchestrated to intimidate the driver. This kind of defraud is widespread in today's China.

Seagate ordered to pay $300 million penalty for selling hard drives to China's Huawei Seagate Technology Holdings Plc, the world's biggest producer of computer hard drives, has agreed to pay a $300 million civil penalty in a settlement with U.S. authorities. The company's move is to resolve alleged violations of U.S. export control laws when it sold millions of hard disk drives (HDD) worth over $1.1 billion to China's Huawei.

China plans to overpower Elon Musk’s Starlink with its own army of satellites Researchers expect a massive fleet of Chinese satellites to enter lower-Earth orbit as Beijing looks to disrupt SpaceX's Starlink.

Unafraid of Beijing, many countries’ embassies in China commemorated June 4th Movement on Weibo June 4 this year marks the 34th anniversary of the “1989 Tiananmen Massacre,” in which thousands of unarmed students and protesters died at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime. On this sensitive day, any words related to June 4 were banned in China. However, this did not scare the embassies of Germany, the UK, and other EU countries in China. They decided to collectively mourn and commemorate June 4 on Weibo, arousing lively discussions from the outside world.

Economic crisis, why does China's regime still sharply increase military spending? China's regime on March 5 announced that this year they would set aside 1.56 trillion yuan (nearly $225 billion) for the military budget, up 7.2% from last year. The Chinese Communist regime's growth in defense spending this year is the second-highest in the past five years (2019 to 2022). The years from 2019 to 2022 have increases of 7.5%, 6.6%, 6.8%, and 7.1%, respectively.

This is how street vendors in China keep their produce “fresh.” Still want to buy it?

China is developing systems to attack satellites According to secret Pentagon documents, China would set up cyber systems to disable U.S. satellites in war scenarios. This information leak comes from files released by a member of the Air National Guard, which caused a national scandal in the United States.

Apple suppliers exiting China faster than thought: AirPod producer AirPods maker GoerTek said Apple’s suppliers are moving their production away from the Chinese market faster than expected.

12 Chinese provinces may go bankrupt! Police officer salary cuts in first-class cities China has entered the "comprehensive salary cuts" era, and the finances of the country's local authorities are in major crisis, in which 12 provinces and cities are "at high risk of bankruptcy." Bloomberg reported that Beijing is launching a trillion-dollar bond plan to solve local authorities' debt problems.

China’s drought may cause a global disaster China is on the verge of a water disaster. The country consumes 10 billion barrels of water daily, and decades of economic growth and population explosion have pushed groundwater in northern China to an alarmingly low state. China’s water crisis is getting so bad that it could cause a global disaster in the near future.

Malaysia detains Chinese ship for looting British WWII shipwrecks Malaysia’s coast guard announced that it had detained a Chinese vessel for allegedly looting British World War II shipwrecks in the South China Sea.

Heavy rain in Beijing, the modern Tofu bridge collapsed while the one built in 1189 remains intact During the past few days, the Doksuri typhoon and heavy rain in Beijing caused a devastating disaster for the residents. Many houses were destroyed, and cars were swept away. Currently, at least 11 people have died, and 27 are missing. Even the newly built apron area of the Beijing Daxing International Airport, known as a "great miracle in the history of world construction," was flooded.

Shenzhen reservoir began flooding at 0:15 pm on September 8. The floodwaters from Shenzhen have spread to Hong Kong. Which other areas will this flood from Shenzhen affect? Could be Lehuo, or Futian. #China #HongKong #Shenzhen

In China, they fake almost everything, even a mountain.

Many Chinese depositors have no choice but to kneel before banks, begging to get back their frozen savings.

South Koreans protest against the CCP's infiltration in their country, with signs reading 'No Chinese visas, security risk.'

Part of the ceiling inside a shopping mall in Chongqing collapsed due to heavy rain.

Flooding from Shunxi Lake due to heavy rain in Pingyang, sending cars downstream to the vast ocean in Zhejiang on July 27. #China #Zhejiang #Flood

Flood situation at Mentougou Fangshan Beijing on August 1. #China #Beijing #Flood

Heavy rains in Jinan caused flooding on July 28. #China #Jinan #Flood

China developing cyber armament to overtake satellites: Discord leak A classified U.S. intelligence leak has revealed that China intends to use space weapons to nullify Western communications during wartime. As the Financial Times reported on April 19, a CIA file revealed that China is developing devices advanced enough to hijack enemy satellites besides disrupting or exploiting them. #China #cyberwarfare #cyberspace #Beijing #PLC #PLA #Washington #Discordleak

BlackRock, MSCI under congressional investigation for facilitating investments in Chinese firms The House of Representatives Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is investigating asset management firm BlackRock and index provider MSCI, alleging that these firms facilitated investments into blacklisted Chinese companies.

Hong Kongers manage to commemorate Tiananmen Massacre victims in the face of strong pressure Under the specter of CCP's national security law and heavy pressure after the recent crackdowns by the government, Hong Kong could no longer keep the intense atmosphere as the anniversary of the Tiananmen massacre approached. #TiananmenMassacre #HongKong #June4 #CCP #China

China imposes export controls on drones amid rising tensions with the US China has unveiled export controls on certain drones and drone-related equipment, citing the need to safeguard "national security and interests" amid escalating tensions with the U.S. over technology access.

China jails internet freedom blogger for 7 years Blogger Ruan Xiaohuan, named a critic of China because of his blog “ProgramThink,” was arrested in May 2021. VOA reports that a closed court in Shanghai convicted him of inciting subversion and sentenced Ruan to seven years in prison. #China #RuanXiaohuan #arrested #prison #blogger

Critical timeline of the Tiananmen Square protest and massacre  This year, June 4, 2023, marks the 34th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)’s Tiananmen Square massacre of pro-democracy students. The massacre highlights the brutal crimes committed by the CCP against its people, especially those the regime thinks might challenge its absolute power. Here is a timeline of critical events leading to the Tiananmen Square protests and the subsequent crackdown by the CCP

This is business as usual for Chinese officials — they ignore oil spills as they destroy the ocean, just like their distant fishing fleets devastate waters worldwide.

Chinese sewage — the real China behind the shiny high-rises shown in propaganda videos.

Rumors spread China's nuclear sub crashed in Taiwan Strait; MND denies it In recent days, netizens have been spreading rumors that the Chinese Type 093 nuclear-powered attack submarine had an accident in the Taiwan Strait and that all of the sub's crew were killed.

Flood in Mudanjiang city on August 4, houses were washed away. #China #Flood #Mudanjiang

Chinese firm imports copper from the Russian-annexed region of Ukraine According to Russian customs records, a Chinese company purchased copper alloy ingots worth at least $7.4 million from a factory in a Ukrainian area that Russia has seized and which is subject to Western sanctions.

New ultra-infectious COVID subvariant ‘Arcturus’ spreading in China: Rare symptoms discovered The new Omicron subvariant XBB.1.16, also known as ‘Arcturus,’ has appeared in China. This country has recently recorded 15 cases of XBB.1.16 and two instances of XBB.1.16.1. In India, more than 10,000 cases of XBB.1.16 subvariant were confirmed in just a few days. #China #Arcturus #XBB116 #Omicron #India

A Chinese warship crossed in front of American destroyer USS Chung-Hoon in the Taiwan Strait’s international waters on June 3, coming dangerously close at only 150 yards. #US #USChina #Washington #China #Beijing #PLA #PRC #TaiwanStrait #routinetransit #IndoPacific

She begged for help: “I’m not sick! My mind is clear!” But in broad daylight in China, she was handcuffed and dragged into a fake ambulance. She was the perfect organ match. And this is routine under the CCP.

Many China’s field hospitals abandoned, wasting tens of billions in investments It has been several months since China scrapped its Zero-COVID policy, however gigantic quarantine facilities designed to house hundreds of thousands of Chinese remain standing, and it raises questions as to what their future use will be. #China #Covid #Fieldhospitals

Chinese scholar: China’s urban youth jobless rate is nearly 50% A scholar said that China’s urban youth jobless rate was nearly 50% in March, significantly higher than the official data from Beijing.

This is China's road and traffic planning, which often lacks stop signs or traffic lights.

China is the world’s largest jailer of reporters, report Press group Reporters Without Borders has determined that China led the world in jailing journalists in 2022. In a May 3 report, the group said the Asian superpower earned the title as it is currently keeping more than 100 reporters behind bars. #China #pressfreedom #journalism #justice #prosecution #honestjournalism #ReportersWithoutBorders #disinformation #propaganda

Chinese bank chaos: Deposit of over $870,000 disappears after lunch As reported by Vision Times, in the past few years, China’s banking industry has often been in turmoil. For example, it was recently reported that someone opened a bank account with an $870,000 deposit (6 million yuan) and went to lunch. After having lunch, he discovered there was only $100 left.

Another China-made electric car is on fire.

This is what road planning looks like in China.

US, Japan, and South Korea condemn China's 'dangerous and aggressive actions' In a significant diplomatic move, the U.S., Japan, and South Korea have jointly issued a statement condemning China's "dangerous and aggressive actions" in the South China Sea.

Catching seagulls from uncivilized Chinese tourists in Western cities.

Dissatisfied with the government's false propaganda, disaster victims in Bazhou, Hebei province protested and a conflict broke out between the police and the people at the gate of the Riba provincial government on August 5. #China #Riba #Protest

Vietnam demands Chinese ships leave area near Russian-run gas fields, but China refuses A Chinese research ship and five escort vessels again entered Vietnam's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) near jointly operated gas blocks between Moscow and Hanoi in the South China Sea, a day after Vietnam urged these vessels to leave.

Xi Jinping abandons Putin! The CCP votes in favor of condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine A few days ago, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) voted for the first time in favor of a United Nations resolution condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

The U.S. proposes the bill to cancel China’s most favored nation status, causing CCP panic U.S. Senator Josh Hawley has just proposed a bill to cancel normal trade with China. Once this bill is passed, all Chinese products exported to the U.S. may be subject to increased tariffs. This will shake both China and the U.S.’s economy, and lead to a chain reaction in many other countries. This makes the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) feel tremendous pressure during the post-pandemic economic downturn.

In some parts of China, people use the river as both a toilet and a place to wash vegetables — all in the same water.

Wife of Chinese missing human rights lawyer appeals to US Congress for help  The U.S. "must publicly and consistently call for the unconditional release of all political prisoners in China." This and other powerful testimonies were from witnesses during a House Foreign Affairs Committee subcommittee hearing on Thursday, April 20.

A China-made BYD EV lost control of self-driving mode when its brakes failed, circling at high speed over 100 times in a parking lot.

Argentina’s presidential frontrunner to freeze relations with ‘assassin’ China Argentina’s leading presidential candidate, Javier Milei, has unveiled bold foreign policy proposals, including freezing relations with China and withdrawing from the Mercosur trade bloc with Brazil.

Hebei people desperately attempt to guard dikes; however, authorities secretly dug dikes and released floodwaters After Beijing released floods without warning, neighboring provinces such as Hebei have been severely affected. Reports said that, in the early morning of August 2, villagers on the west embankment of Cicun Bridge, Zhuozhou, Baoding City, were guarding the upstream dikes day and night to protect themselves. However, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) regime secretly sent people to dig the dikes to release floods but were prevented by the villagers. A villager angrily said, “If it weren’t for the villagers protecting the dykes, our village would have d isappeared by now,” However, they were later suppressed by the police.

Henan rural bank depositors protest to defend their rights On April 2, hundreds of bank customers once again gathered at Henan Xinzheng Rural Commercial Bank, Zhengzhou Xinzheng People's Bank, and Zhengzhou's flyovers. They held banners asking to recover the money they still couldn't withdraw. #China #Henan #Zhengzhou

China’s economy is seriously down: People share unemployment survival skills China, affected by many factors such as weak consumption, announced that the total national general public budget revenue from January to February decreased compared to last year. #China #Economy #Unemployment

UK says it has investigated 4 alleged Chinese police stations Britain has searched four sites suspected of being clandestine Chinese police outposts. #China #UK #Britain #SafeguardDefenders #Chinesepoliceoutpost #foreigninterference

Taiwan arrests army officer for allegedly leaking military secrets to China Taiwanese authorities have arrested a lieutenant colonel and several collaborators on suspicion of providing military secrets to China.

The 'iPhone ban' is expanding, shedding light on Beijing's true intentions

Beijing CDC: COVID-19 cases returns to the top; Many Chinese city hospitals are overcrowded  The COVID-19 pandemic in China has broken out again. According to Beijing CDC's Weekly Pandemic Report, the number of COVID-19 cases has surpassed that of influenza for two consecutive weeks and returned to the number one disease with the most infections. Many hospitals in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou also witness long patient queues.

US approves F-16 fighter jets’ equipment to Taiwan The U.S. State Department has approved a $500 million arms sale to Taiwan. The sale includes infrared search and track systems for F-16 fighter jets and other equipment like computer software and spare components.

'Balloon Revolution' appears in China: Henan rural bank depositors protest again Since China's Henan Rural Bank depositors were unable to withdraw or transfer money, depositors have taken to the streets many times to protect their interests...

New Zealand says it is aware of China-linked intelligence activity In an annual report released on August 11, New Zealand said it is aware of intelligence activity linked to China in and against the island nation and the Pacific region.

Chinese salvage ship loots British WW2 battleship burial sites for steel A Chinese salvage vessel has been found covertly scavenging the burial sites of World War II-era wrecks for scrap metal near the shore of Malaysia. #China #WW2 #Chuan68 #Chineselooters

This is exactly what the Chinese communist regime is doing now to the United States.

The white paper movement is back in Shenzhen on April 15. Parents take their children to the street protesting about unfair qualifications, in the education sector, holding up signs: “Fairness and justice against privileges.” #China #Protest #Shenzhen

'Resolve to fight': Former Japanese Prime Minister on defending Taiwan Former Japan Prime Minister Aso Taro arrived in Taiwan on August 7 morning for a three-day visit to the island.

Another Chinese structure fails — after the typhoon, an undersea tunnel turns into a gushing sewer waterfall.

30 million men in China currently can't find wives

Chinese society’s current state is depressing; Exposure in social articles quickly deleted With the Chinese society’s current state, people from all over China say they feel depressed. Some netizens wrote articles discussing the mentality of today’s Chinese people while revealing economic problems but were quickly deleted by Communist China’s network administrators.

China's banking crisis worries Beijing officials As the global banking chain is facing a crisis, local Chinese banks’ situation is also receiving attention. In March, five rural commercial banks in China announced they would not redeem "tier 2 capital bonds", making people more concerned about banking risks. On March 23, the Hubei Jingmen Rural Commercial Bank announced it had decided not to redeem the "tier 2 capital bonds of Jingmen Rural Commercial Bank in 2018." The interest rate of the bonds that have not been redeemed is 5.3%, and the total amount issued is 200 million yuan (over $29 million).

Over 70% of China’s retail industry suffers losses: Closing down is the new normal According to the annual reports of Chinese retail department store companies, their net profits have dropped by over 70%. In addition to declining performance, businesses closing down has become the norm for many companies

Suspicions of Beijing releasing floodwater, causing helpless residents to flee in the night Recently, Typhoon Doksuri swept through Beijing and Tianjin in China. On August 2nd, Beijing experienced 744.8 mm of rainfall, the highest in 140 years. Tiananmen Square and Zijincheng, the Forbidden City's central areas, were flooded, a rare occurrence in history.

Uncivilized Chinese are fighting for meat at the supermarket.

Surveillance camera captures the accident scene at Shanxi coal mine on June 15. #China #Shanxi #coalmine

Apple engineer charged with stealing trade secrets: Fled to China A former software engineer at Apple has been charged with stealing trade secrets from Apple five years ago. He fled to China shortly after investigators searched his home. #China #USChina #intellectualproperty #tradesecrets #tradesecretsteal #autonomouscar #Apple