All in Journalism 我的報導
I cite these two examples to illustrate that the elimination of Falun Gong is still the goal of the CCP, and in order to eliminate Falun Gong in the U.S., they need to take advantage of the various loopholes in the U.S. society and the agents that they have bribed in the U.S. to do so.
紐約時報的文章，就是先設立了打擊神韻和法輪功的目標，然後再根據這個目標去找採訪對象，並對採訪內容進行扭曲裁切，以達到自己預先設立的目標。就是先把箭射出去，再畫靶心的操作。
前不久《紐約時報》發表了一個長篇報導系列，對被中共殘酷迫害25年之久的信仰團體法輪功，和由法輪功團體創建的神韻藝術團進行了肆意的歪曲和抹黑。那麼這篇文章跟中共究竟有什麼直接和間接的聯繫？
But sometimes I wonder: from another perspective, doesn't this show that the U.S. is too passive in dealing with the CCP? Facing their endless variety of disruptions, shouldn't the free world take proactive measures to dismantle the CCP?
Elementary schools across various regions in China are facing closures and mergers. In Quanzhou, Fujian, over 70 elementary schools have been closed since last year.
Experts believe that the healthy and positive growth of Chinese orphans after being internationally adopted has embarrassed the senior leadership of the CCP. This policy adjustment is seen as an act of nationalism and a sign of weakness by the regime.
Recently, the suicide of a beautiful young woman in China, a "big winner in life," and an employee of the country's top investment firm triggered a huge shock on the internet. While people heatedly discussed why she would take her own life, a harsh question must be asked: How far has China's real estate collapse progressed?
During June 17-19, Xi Jinping was in Shaanxi Province to convene the political work conference of the CCP's Military Commission. He traveled on his private, special train, and his train number is : CR400AF-2151.
Only four days into Chinese New Year, two of the deadliest mass killings since the founding of the People's Republic of China have occurred. While the public was extremely shocked, the authorities have been controlling the information disseminated in the tightest possible way.
A lot of people now believe that China's economy is entering — or has entered — a depression. However, would anyone believe it if someone proposed a theory that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) was creating this situation intentionally?
The number of followers of Global Times and Huawei on Facebook far exceeds their following in China. This discrepancy warrants attention and calls for an investigation by relevant authorities.
By the way, the decline in China's GDP in 2023, if it is denominated in US dollars, is minus 9.5%, not minus 4.9%. That is due to the changes in the ratio of the renminbi to the US dollar. This is China's real GDP.
Could this be the first black swan event for China in 2024? While New Year's Day 2024 was hardly over, there came an explosive piece of news.
Xi Jinping became aware of this situation at the end of October of last year. After learning about it, he took three actions.
Previously, people often said that Xi Jinping wanted to initiate a second Cultural Revolution, returning to the era of a planned economy. However, few explored how many ordinary people were actually calling for another Cultural Revolution too.
The second-generation Reds of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have collectively rebelled, aiming to form a new party to overthrow Xi Jinping's rule. This marks the most significant political crisis faced by Xi Jinping since he came to power.
So, here's the first members and donors-only early access show, which is my prediction of what could happen in China in 2024.
China stopped releasing the youth unemployment rate in August after it soared to a record high of 21.3% in June. Since then, the world has been in the dark about the employment situation in China. But a Chinese economist's analysis has presented us with a gloomy picture: China could face a staggering situation with up to 120 million unemployed people at risk of starvation.
Will Chinese-made vaccines cause widespread public health emergencies? The sudden death of Hong Kong actress Kathy Chow, who once promoted vaccines for the CCP, has raised this question. In fact, many Chinese cities have already conducted large-scale emergency drills for vaccine safety incidents.
But when exactly might this debt explode? In this essay, I take an in-depth look at the precarious financial situation in the People's Republic of China. According to at least one Chinese economist, the outlook is grim, and collapse is near.
