All in Journalism 我的報導
Today I will talk about two important issues: The record-breaking heat wave and drought in China, as well as the power shortage induced by it. I will show you a lot of first-hand videos and photos from China. Then I will talk about the bank runs in Beijing and the related medical fund crises in China.
In the recent top secret meeting at Beidaihe, the CCP leaders not only debated on how to divide the power among themselves, but also discussed a so-called military scenario plan on how to take Taiwan within one week, before the international community has time to respond.
要速戰速決，在國際社會做出政治軍事經濟制裁的反制之前，就佔領台灣，結束戰爭。也就是要運用超飽和式的火力突襲，短時間內的摧毀台灣的軍事能力，然後同時對台北、台南、台中和高雄四大都市實施突襲登陸作戰。
Today I will talk about the chip and technology war, a smokeless war between the US and China, and why China can’t produce its own advanced chips despite its trillion yuan investment. I will also do some updates on the power struggle between Xi Jinping and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang, and what that means to the world.
Among all the conflicting rumors about what happened at Beidaihe, the CCP's top secret meeting to decide China's future, which version is closest to the truth? Why did XiJinping and LiKeqiang head to different, but both symbolic cities to make their first public appearance after the Beidaihe meeting? What are the hidden political messages?
Today I will talk about two topics: What is in the CCP’s latest white paper on Taiwan, and how damaging a new early Mortgage Payment Wave in China is to the Chinese economy and the real estate market.
I will also talk about five possible ways that the CCP could take Taiwan. I’d like to hear what you think about which is the most likely way after you listen to all the five possibilities.
Have you ever wondered why Xi Jinping is so dead set on the so-called “Zero-Covid” policy? And why did the CCP push so hard to have everyone vaccinated, but with made-in-China vaccines only? Who actually benefited from the billion-dollar vaccination business in China?
After listening to these seemingly unrelated cases, you may find that these cases are not really unrelated after all. So make sure you stick around till the end.
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Homebuyers are boycotting their mortgages on unfinished projects. This is something that has never happened before, and some say the consequences will be 100 times worse than the 2008 financial crisis in the US and the world.
中共之所以對安倍採取這種「特別處置行動」，是因為安倍不僅提出了「臺灣有事就是日本有事」的戰略原則，而且鼎力支持、積極的推動，形成美日印澳的四方機制，來反制中共暴政征服自由台灣，推行共產極權主義全球擴張的戰略，更因為安倍很可能將有效的推進制定日本版的《與台灣關系法》，從而使「台灣有事就是日本有事」的戰略原則，落實到具體的法律規范之上。
Another reason is that Abe could effectively promote the enactment of a Japanese version of the Taiwan Relations Act, so that the strategic principle that A Taiwan emergency is a Japan emergency" can be put into concrete legal form.
How should we = look beyond the little pinks’ celebrations, and whathas the CCP gained and lost from this?
Today I will talk about three topics: a mysterious lab newly established a Beijing, the CCP’s new recruitment incentives, the leaked data & terrifying population drop, and the aging of China. So make sure you stick around till the end.
Listen in as Jennifer Zeng chats with the JAPAN Forward editorial team in a discussion on the CCP’s aggressive actions in attempting to ‘unify’ with Taiwan using the Senkaku Islands territorial issue, among others.
While the tension in the world is accelerating, it was revealed that the CCP had already deployed two intercontinental ballistic missiles aimed at the US. In the meantime, the CCP’s plan to use its high-speed trains to carry nuclear missiles has also caused wide attention.
Today I will talk about two issues. The CCP’s urgent top-level meeting after bank runs in many parts of China, and some important updates on the Tangshan beating incident.
In the past week, the hottest event in China is a beating incident that happened in Tangshan City near Beijing. It has drawn so much public attention, and has so many unanswered questions. What does it say about Chinese society today? I promised a Twitter follower that I will do a show to talk about it. So here I am.
You might have already heard that Xi Jinping signed an order to “promulgate outlines on military operations other than war” on Monday. What does this mean? Also, we haven’t talked about China’s economic situation for a long time. So today I will also talk about this, as well as whether there is a relationship between the CCP’s newly issued “outlines on military operations other than war” and the economy.
