Recently, images and videos of students from Hong Kong playing the flute while wearing double masks have stirred much debate online.

VOA reported on September 21 three Xinjiang-based "re-education" camp survivors, and nearly a dozen Uyghur people held a hunger strike protest outside the White House for the U.S. government to submit a resolution to the UN on China's human rights situation. Their purpose was to urge China to stop arbitrarily detaining starving Kazakhs and Uyghurs.

As the eve of the 20th National Congress draws close, many things have been banned by the Chinese regime. Beijing recently imposed bans on vehicles carrying dangerous chemicals on the city's roads from October 8 to October 25.

For six weeks, the city of Yili in the northwestern province of Xinjiang was under lockdown, but the "famine" crisis continued. Netizens in the area said that hundreds of people die of hunger just in one day. However, local officials later released the "rumor-busting" statement that only 22 people died of starvation daily..

According to Apollo News, in recent years, because of difficult living conditions in China due to the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) “zero-COVID” policy based on lockdown and China’s economic downturn, a wave of Chinese people migrated abroad.

The Guangdong traffic police reported that at 9:20 on September 24, an incident occurred on the Zhongjiang Expressway, causing a traffic jam. The high-speed viaduct under construction in the section between Jiangmen and Zhongshan collapsed.

According to Nikkei Asia on September 20, many emerging or developing countries in China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) are suffering terribly from an economic downturn caused by the COVID pandemic, surging interest rates, and rising food and energy prices. Therefore, Beijing will likely face more problem loans from these nations and thus suspend future lending in the time ahead.

On September 21, a large number of flights were canceled across China. Some people were unable to return home.

According to the China CDC Weekly Report, the first monkeypox victim detected in the country was a Chinese man.

124 views Sep 25, 2022 China’s military growth has been fast in the last 20 years. Reports of Chinese military activity in neighboring territories, particularly near Taiwan, have raised concerns about China's military strength.

312 views Sep 25, 2022 Zhang Yang, a commentator on current affairs, told RFA that the CCP would not support any referendum under any circumstances, because “referendum” is a sensitive word. Russia launched referendums in the territories it occupies, which for China is a strong blow. Should the Russian referendum turn out to be legal, it means that the West may also support a Taiwan referendum. And the Chinese Communist Party fears such referendums the most.

125 views Sep 25, 2022 Utilizing "pandemic prevention," China keeps working to improve the system for so-called maintaining stability. Many local governments have set up "ten heads of households" under neighborhood committees and building heads, which has made netizens angry.

20 views Sep 25, 2022 According to a new private intelligence study acquired by NBC News, over the past 20 years, at least 154 Chinese scientists who worked on government sponsored research at the top national security laboratory in the U.S. have been hired to do scientific research in China.

69 views Sep 25, 2022 According to a September 24 report on Nikkei Asia, a team of U.S. senators has recently asked the nation’s top security officials to examine the potential risks posed by Apple’s plan to use a major Chinese firm’s memory chips for its new iPhone 14.

32 views Sep 25, 2022 According to AP News, a NASA researcher and Texas A&M University professor pleaded guilty to concealing connections with a state-sponsored Chinese university and other Chinese programs while taking U.S. federal funding.

24 views Sep 25, 2022 In the Xinjiang region, peaceful protests and demands from its citizens through social networks to end the ravages of the Zero-COVID policy have been happening. Many people are locked in their homes without food and supplies, and as they can only express themselves on Chinese social networks, videos of people desperately asking for help as they had no food went viral. Some reported that their neighbors had not eaten for days and feared the worst. A few days ago, it was reported that 22 Uyghurs were found dead from starvation. However, rumors on Chinese social networks indicate that the number could be much higher.

25 views Sep 25, 2022 Taiwan News reported that Ukraine Parliamentarian Oleksandr Merezhko, on September 24, said that Taiwan is Ukraine’s “true friend.” Meanwhile, China is not.

56 views Sep 25, 2022 Recently, officials in Chengdu, Sichuan province, China, ordered locked-down food service shops to install electronic surveillance robots upon reopening. Because of the Chengdu lockdown, the food service industry is in a state of ruin. The installation of electronic robots was another wave of exploitation by the communist regime.

2 views Sep 25, 2022 According to Reuters, investors are now more interested in Southeast Asian startups as the Chinese market is losing its position due to the Chinese communist regime's tough lockdowns.