As of now, more than 900 listed companies in China have released their 2024 industry forecasts, showing that over half of the companies expect losses.
Today I have a particularly shocking piece of news to share. I interviewed a witness who saw the CCP harvesting organs firsthand. He described the terrifying experience for the first time.
In retaliation against the United States, the Chinese Communist Party today stated that it has listed four American companies involved in arms sales to Taiwan as unreliable entities, including Pacific Rim Defense, AEVEX Aerospace, LKD Aerospace, and Summit Technologies Inc.
An insider engaged in epidemic surveillance and monitoring in China has revealed that he has encountered more than a hundred cases himself.
The cyber attacks by the Chinese Communist Party are not limited to the United States; Japan is also a major disaster area.
“Unusual events often signify hidden intentions." Indeed, the New York Times' recent aggressive actions stem from the CCP's deep-seated fear. The CCP dreads the possibility of Trump "joining forces with Falun Gong" to hold the CCP accountable for its crimes of organ harvesting.
China's fever patients have surged, with Beijing Children's Hospital having queues of over 1,000.
Thus, The New York Times' exhaustive efforts only serve the interests of the CCP and add no value to the public or society.
At a time when China is simultaneously experiencing outbreaks of influenza and avian influenza, Shanghai has announced a three-year ban on live poultry trading, sparking concerns about the severity of the epidemic.
Is the CCP's Ministry of State Security monitoring Taiwan (and people from other countries) through electronic products?
However, the actual employment rate is less than 17%!
The New York Times used very despicable methods to reverse the order of events to openly defame Mr. Li Hongzhi and Falun Gong.
A submarine communication cable in the northeastern waters of Taiwan was damaged last week, with the vessel involved being an African-registered cargo ship named in Chinese.
A large number of hospitals in China have gone bankrupt and closed since the occurrence of the COVID-19 pandemic. Public hospitals in China require government funding and so-called “market-oriented operations”.
From a journalist's perspective, the stories and events reported by The New York Times do not have any news value.
Well, it seems that the CCP has been "busy" in vain, celebrating for nothing.
I personally believe he will prioritize U.S. interests. If that's truly the case, how he manages his interests in China is something he must consider now.