Vision Times Staff
Beijing Police Allegedly Mock Xi Jinping With ‘Listen to the Pig’ Remark
Reported exchange during Chinese New Year monitoring “We are the millstone; we listen to the donkey.” “Who does the donkey listen to?” “Listen to the pig.” This brief exchange allegedly took place on the evening...
Iran Signals Willingness to Dilute 60% Enriched Uranium Ahead of Geneva Talks
By Yang Zi With tensions in the Middle East continuing, the United States and Iran are set to hold negotiations in Geneva, Switzerland on Feb. 17, 2026. This highly consequential discussion, which concerns regional peace...
Costco Shopper’s $15 3D-Printed Tray for $1.50 Hot Dog Combo Goes Viral
By Gao Yun For many people, grocery shopping is often tedious and boring. But a Costco customer in San Francisco, Juleon Cotillon, has made it a lot more enjoyable. A small device he designed to...
Mao’s Great Famine: How the Chinese Communist Party Exported Food While Millions Starved
The Chinese Communist Party has long attributed the Great Chinese Famine of 1959–1961 to "three years of natural disasters" and pressure from the Soviet Union to repay debts. Investigative journalist Yang Jisheng, author of the...
Xi Jinping’s Military Deputy Visits Beijing Garrison to Quell Unrest as Troops Circulate Anti-Xi Slogan
By Li Deyan Zhang Shengmin, one of two vice chairmen of China's Central Military Commission, the country's top military command body, visited the Beijing Garrison Command in the days before Chinese New Year 2026, delivering...
Beijing’s Largest State-Owned Construction Firm Suspends All 30,000 Workers as China’s Building Boom Collapses
Beijing Construction Engineering Group, one of China's top 500 enterprises and a globally ranked international contractor with some 30,000 employees, placed its entire workforce on unpaid standby from Jan. 6, 2026, through at least June...
The New World Order Taking Shape as Middle Powers Scramble Between the US and China
By Dongfang As the post-WWII international order fractures under pressure from Washington's "America First" tariffs and Beijing's aggressive bid for global influence, middle powers from Europe to East Asia are racing to build new coalitions....
Eileen Gu and Alysa Liu at the Center of a Growing US-China Identity Clash at the 2026 Winter Olympics
A leaked Beijing municipal budget showing millions of dollars paid to American-born athletes who compete for China has collided with a wave of nationalist anger on both sides of the Pacific, transforming freestyle skier Eileen...
Guangxi Family With Nine Children Raises Questions After Video Is Deleted
By Li Yuchen On Feb. 9, 2026, a blogger known as “Wanbaolu” walked into a family home in Yulin, in southern China’s Guangxi region. Two days later, the video of that visit was gone. In...
Xi Jinping’s Chinese New Year Grassroots Visit Video Draws Online Ridicule, Authenticity Questioned
By Li Muzi Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping made a pre–Chinese New Year visit to grassroots communities in what state media described as an effort to extend holiday greetings and demonstrate concern for ordinary...
Hong Kong Lawmaker Calls for Overthrow of Chinese Communist Party After Series of National Security Actions
By Meng Hao On Feb. 11, Hong Kong’s West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts found 69-year-old Kwok Yin-sang guilty of “attempting to deal with the property of an absconder.” He became the first family member of an...
Overseas Hong Kong Groups Express Fear as Canada Signs Agreement with Chinese Police
On Feb. 12, ten Hong Kong diaspora organizations from Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe jointly issued a rare open letter expressing “deep fear and anxiety” to the Canadian government. They strongly...