Following 'The White Paper Movement,' residents in several cities across China have continued to set off fireworks as a way to protest. It seems that ordinary citizens are no longer afraid of the power of the Chinese regime.

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China’s population is shrinking for the first time in 60 years. Official statistics show the country’s population has reduced by 850,000 people compared to last year. Birth rates also hit a record low—6.77 births per 1,000 people. According to an analysis from the Chinese edition of the New York Times, the downward trend is alarming. China will face great challenges in the near future.

‎In December 2022, the Chinese government lifted the "Zero COVID" pandemic prevention measures, according to which nucleic acid testing everywhere will also be reduced except for schools, hospitals, and nursing homes. However, Dongxiang district, Jiangxi province, China, recently went in the opposite direction and openly defied the pandemic prevention and control orders of the Central Committee of China

According to Chinese traditional culture, the phenomenon of thunder in the snow in January (Lunar calendar) is a sign of bad luck. A Chinese proverb says, "Snowfall thunder rises, the graves are piled," or "January thunder rises, the bones are piled,"

China's Center for Disease Control and Prevention said in a statement on Saturday, January 22, that almost 13,000 Covid-related fatality occurred in hospitals between January 13 and 19.

The agency said 681 hospitalized patients died of respiratory failure from COVID, and 11,977 passed away from other illnesses associated with the infection.

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‎On January 25, Gregory May, The U.S. Consul General in Hong Kong, said that about 15,000 U.S. citizens, or 20% of Americans in the city in 2019, have left Hong Kong in the last two years.

‎The Chinese Communist Party is known to be a lying entity. Recently, this organization has been repeatedly criticized for hiding data about the origin of COVID-19 and the number of people infected and dying from the pandemic.

As the mainland Chinese real estate industry struggles, officials in many places have implemented preferential policies one after the other. According to Chinese language media Xin Tang Ren, they are trying to profit from the Chinese New Year by stimulating a wave of homebuyers among returnees. Their purpose is to ease the financial difficulties of local governments. Despite the promotional programs offered by local governments and developers, the actual effect is minimal.

A Chinese engineer has been sentenced to eight years in prison for being a part of Beijing’s efforts to extract advanced aerospace and satellite technologies developed by U.S. entities.

The U.S. Department of Justice said on Wednesday, January 25, that 31-year-old Ji Chaoqun was providing China’s Ministry of State Security (MSS) information on eight individuals for potential recruitment. Some of whom were said to be U.S. defense contractors.

The Chinese regime can spy on millions of people in the U.K. by weaponizing microchips in cars, household appliances, and even lightbulbs. According to a report from the Washington-based consultancy Observe, Orientate, Decide, Act (OODA) small modules, known as cellular IoT (Internet of Things), can gather and transmit data by using the 5G network.

‎With 22 million inhabitants, Beijing will reach more than 90 % of people who contracted COVID by the end of January.

This was estimated by a recent study by the University of Hong Kong published in the journal Nature Medicine on January 13 and reported by the South China Morning Post.

The two national sessions of the CCP will be held in early March, as usual. However, influenced by internal and external situations, this will be another political turning point that Xi Jinping may face after the 20th National Congress. Recently, some sensitive signals have emerged.

A cold snap is taking over China for the Lunar New Year, but people’s leading source of warmth during this time has become a fancy commodity.
The New York Times reported that Beijing has already foreseen the natural gas shortage. On January 13, Lian Weiliang, vice chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission, said, “Some localities and enterprises have not implemented measures to ensure the supply and price of energy for people’s livelihood.”

‎According to Caixin Global, China’s graft busters have handed over Lu Jun, the former manager of China’s biggest state-run semiconductor investment fund, to prosecutors.

They will decide whether to press criminal charges against him. According to a statement from the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCCI), Lu Jun has been expelled from the Chinese government system for taking bribes, embezzling public funds, and abusing his position at a state-owned enterprise.

‎On January 22, the first day of the Lunar New Year, there were accidents in many places in China.

According to Sina, at 3 p.m. on January 22, a helium-filled hot air balloon in an entertainment facility in Zuihuagu Scenic Area, Taiping county, Shawan district, Leshan, Sichuan province, was just flying into the air when the seat belt broke, causing the hot air balloon to quickly fall into the forest.

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‎The phenomenon of depopulation in China continues to cause a stir.

Recently, different media outlets reported that China's population has been shrinking for 60 years.

Furthermore, it was warned that the drastic change in the structure of the Chinese not only represents an unprecedented threat to China's rise, but also has global implications.

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Officials of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) are disgruntled and showing signs of rebellion. They are indifferent at work and speak ill of CCP leaders behind their backs.

According to Creaders, Yuan Hongbing, a famous scholar in Australia, on January 23, said that the phenomenon of CCP officials lying flat has become common.