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China’s Workforce Crisis: Why Lawmakers Are Pushing to Raise the Retirement Age

As China grapples with the rapid aging of its population, lawmakers are now considering raising the country’s retirement age in an attempt to address mounting economic challenges. But the proposal to delay retirement, which was recently reviewed by China’s top legislative body, has sparked widespread debate and anger. With concerns

‘The real cancer plaguing China is the CCP itself’: Statements From the Tuidang Movement (August 2024)

Why Communist China Fears Shen Yun and Falun Gong

China’s Youth Unemployment Crisis Spurs Rise of ‘Rotten-Tail Kids’

Media, Experts Speak With First Known Survivor of Forced Organ Harvesting in China

After escaping communist persecution in China in 2020, Cheng Peiming has become the first person confirmed to have been a victim of forced organ harvesting in the country — and

Taiwan Firms Shift Supply Chains From China to India

Taiwan firms are shifting supply chains to India from mainland China as Taipei and New Delhi strengthen economic ties, the head of the island's key trade body told Reuters. James

Drug Giants Eye China for Deals Despite Growing Sino-US Tensions

US State Department Vows Action Against Communist China’s Persecution of Falun Gong

Falun Gong Endures in China Despite 25 Years of Communist Persecution

Sellers Left Struggling to Make Ends Meet in China’s E-Commerce Price War

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9 Years Following Infamous ‘709’ Crackdown, China’s Human Rights Lawyers Hold Out Hope

‘Breaking with the Communist Party in my heart is not enough’: Statements From the Tuidang Movement (June 2024)

Woman Who Died Protecting Mother and Child in Suzhou Anti-Japan Knife Attack Honored by Japanese Embassy

In the evening of June 24, a violent incident occurred in Suzhou, eastern China, when an unemployed man...

An airline stewardess heads towards a departure gate at Chek Lap Kok Airport March 7, 2003 in Hong Kong. According to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong, U.S. businesses are executing exit strategies amid fears of the installation of total communism in the once-democratic City.

Economic Woes Drive Chinese Investors to Foreign Markets Amid Mass Exodus

In recent months, a wave of Chinese investors seeking to acquire foreign assets has emerged. Driven by...

Fadu’s Journey: How a Family Turned Tragedy Into Hope by Harnessing the Power of Art

In the late 1990s, many families faced unimaginable hardships as China entered a period of intense political...

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US Sanctions 3 More Chinese Firms Over Uyghur Slave Labor

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has added three more mainland Chinese firms to an entity list...

Tesla Upgrades Navigation Software in China, Introduces Lane-Level Guidance

On Friday, June 7, Tesla released a software upgrade for its in-car navigation system in China. The update...

The Rise of ‘Teacher Li’: How a Cartoon Cat Is Defying Beijing’s Censorship

In November 2022, as anti-lockdown protests erupted across many of China's cities, a peculiar source...

Viral Video Reveals China’s Famous Yuntai Waterfall To Be Artificially Supplied

The Yuntai Waterfall, nestled in the picturesque Yuntai Mountain Park in China’s Henan Province, has...

Echoes of Tiananmen Square: 35 Years Later, People’s Calls to Remember Grow Louder

On June 3-4, 1989, the world witnessed the Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing, a brutal suppression...

Quality, Safety Concerns of Chinese-made EVs Come to the Fore

At the “Lianghui” government conferences of the People’s Republic of China (PRC) held this March 4–11...

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