Alina Wang
A native of New York, Alina has a Bachelors degree in Corporate Communications from Baruch College and writes about human rights, politics, tech, and society.
Chinese Airliner Crashes in Southern Province, All 132 Onboard Presumed Dead
A China Eastern Boeing 737-800 with 132 people on board crashed in a mountainous area near southern China on Monday afternoon, officials said. The crash marks the country’s worst air disaster in over a decade....
Chinese Secret Police Plot to Target and Smear US Army Vet Unveiled: DOJ Reports
Unsealed files from U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has revealed that Chinese secret police have been involved in a plot aiming to stalk, harass and intimidate a U.S. military veteran running for Congress The files,...
Shen Yun Performing Arts Begins New Tour, Delighting Audiences in New York’s Lincoln Center
Through breathtaking dance and music, Shen Yun performing arts is a premier classical Chinese dance and music company — bringing artists from all across the world in stunning performances showcasing vibrant costumes, choreography and rich...
Authorities in China Rewarding People For Reporting COVID Violators
China's health officials for the metropolis of Shanghai, home to almost 27 million, issued an announcement on March 12 asking residents not to leave Shanghai unless for emergency situations. In addition, the Shanghai Municipal Transportation...
As Russia Increasingly Looks to China as Lifeline Against Crippling Sanctions, US Warns of ‘Serious Consequences’ if Beijing Helps
As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine rages into its fourth week, Moscow has reportedly asked Beijing for military and economic assistance as sweeping sanctions from the West continue to devastate the Russian economy.Russian minister of finance...
7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Coast of Japan Prompting Tsunami Warning
Japanese officials have issued a tsunami advisory today (March 16) after a 7.3 magnitude earthquake shook off the coast of Japan near Fukushima on Wednesday evening. The quake occurred near the site of a nuclear...
Olympic Champion Eileen Gu, Applauded by Millions in China, Returns to the US After Winning Golds
Three-time gold medalist Eileen Gu, who caused a stir by competing for the People's Republic of China (PRC) instead of her native U.S. and received much applause across the Chinese internet and state media, has...
China Builds Six COVID Hospitals in Jilin Province, 6,000 Students Locked Down Within School Campus
China's northeastern Jilin Province, hit hard by a relentless new wave of COVID-19, has built six makeshift hospitals to try and counteract the quick rise in new cases and hospitalizations, local authorities said on March...
Massive Fire Breaks Out at Carrefour Warehouse in Northern Taiwan
A massive fire broke out this morning (March 14) at a logistics center in Taoyuan city. According to the Taoyuan Fire Department, the blaze began at 7:33AM inside the Carrefour Yangmei Logistics Center located on...
50,000 People Held Under Lockdown At South China Venue as COVID Rampages
As countries around the world begin to loosen COVID-19 restrictions and reopen borders to resume quarantine-free travel, authorities in China have doubled down on the country’s stringent “zero-COVID” regulations. On March 11, the Pazhou Exhibition...
Russia Says China Is Not Supplying Airplane Parts Following Sanctions, Airlines in Jeopardy
As Russia increasingly looks to China to help alleviate the crushing weight of unprecedented sanctions brought about by Ukraine’s invasion, Beijing seems to be slowly distancing itself from the near collapsed Russian economy. Now the...
Chinese Man in Ukraine Receives Death Threats for Posting Footage of War on Social Media: ‘I Have Two Battlefields’
Since the invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces began on Feb. 24, Wang Jixian, a Chinese programmer living in the Ukrainian port city of Odessa, has published videos on social media to shed light on...