Tag: internet censorship
‘Never Let Taiwan Fall Into the Hands of Thugs’: Mainland Chinese Mock Beijing’s Unification Pitch on
At a routine briefing on June 10, 2026, Zhang Han, a spokesperson for China's Taiwan Affairs Office,...
China Orders Teachers to Register All Personal Social Media Accounts as Telecom Carriers Block Foreign
According to the Epoch Times, Beijing's latest censorship push has moved beyond controlling what Chinese...
China Protest Video Goes Viral After Man Recites ‘How to Kill a Bird’ in Shenyang
On the evening of April 15, a man stood in the middle of Zhongjie, a pedestrian shopping street in Shenyang...
Beijing Expands Security Measures After Gasoline Incident at Tiananmen Square
Beijing authorities have expanded security measures across the city after a tourist was found carrying...
One Hundred Million Against the Current: Law, Power, and Survival in Communist China
Two paradoxes lie at the heart of life under communist rule in China, absurdities so ingrained that many...
China’s Telecom Crackdown May Block All Overseas Internet Access, Leaked Notice Suggests
China’s internet controls appear to be entering a new phase, one that targets not just users but the...
CCP Anti-Fraud App Becomes Tool for Mass Surveillance
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is tightening its control over citizens’ internet use. Recently, a...
How the Fall of Iran’s Regime Would Threaten the Chinese Communist Party’s Global Strategy
As Operation Epic Fury enters its seventh day, the U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran has moved...
Chinese YouTuber Couple ‘Lao Gao and Xiao Mo’ Face Alleged $56 Million Fine, Raising Questions Over Offshore
In the overseas Chinese-language digital sphere, “Lao Gao and Xiao Mo” (老高與小茉) have long ranked among...
CCP Propaganda Outlets Turn Against Beijing? Zhejiang TV Declined to Air the Spring Festival Gala
A 16-second clip from Zhejiang Satellite TV became one of the most discussed moments of the 2026 Chinese...
Xi Jinping’s Censored Photo Appeared as a Music Album Cover on China’s Biggest Streaming Platform
In the early morning hours of Feb. 19, 2026, a song titled "Hong Kong" appeared on NetEase Cloud Music...
A Life Under Control: A Beijing Native Reflects on Human Rights, COVID Lockdowns, and Leaving China
By Zhao Xing I was born in Beijing—what people often describe as someone “born under the red flag...