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· Bryan Ke
Chinese Activists Around the World Protest Against Xi Jinping’s Lifetime Rule
Many posters have popped up in universities around the globe as a sign of protest from overseas Chinese students proclaiming Xi Jinping is not their president. The protest came following the massive announcement that China is planning to abolish its two-year presidential term…
· Bryan Ke
Chinese Companies with ‘Emperor’ in Their Names See Stocks Go Up Over Xi Jinping News
In the wake of a massive bombshell announcement where China plans to abolish its two-term presidential limit, companies who have “emperor” in their names are doing very well in Chinese stock market. Companies like Shenzen Emperor Technology Co., Harbin Viti Electronics Co.,…
· Ryan General
China is Censoring Memes of Xi Jinping’s Lifetime Rule
China announced this weekend that it is relinquishing its presidency’s two-term limit, effectively giving incumbent leader Xi Jinping more years to rule the country. Government-run media outlets have so far kept the latest political development off its front pages and…
· Bryan Ke
China Will Vote to Let President Xi Jinping Rule Indefinitely
The Communist Party of China reportedly proposed to change the country leader’s term in the constitution, which states that the president and vice-president “shall serve no more than two consecutive terms.” The proposal, publicized by state-run media outlet Xinhua, was forwarded…
· Kyle Encina
Trump Now Urges Shoplifting UCLA Players to Thank Chinese President Xi Jinping for Release
The UCLA basketball trio who were detained in China for shoplifting thanked Donald Trump for aiding them in their release, but the U.S. president urged them to show their gratitude to Chinese leader Xi Jinping as well. President Trump initially took credit for the release of…
· Kyle Encina
Donald Trump Asks Xi Jinping to Help Shoplifting UCLA Players in China
Chinese leader Xi Jinping addressed U.S. President Donald Trump’s concerns over the issue of three arrested UCLA students by telling him they’ll be treated fairly and expeditiously. President Trump discussed the matter with the Chinese leader during his two-day trip to Beijing.…
· Ryan General
Chinese President Xi Jinping Officially Reaches ‘Mao Zedong Status’
The Communist Party of China has now officially added Xi Jinping‘s ideology in the pages of its constitution, somehow placing him on similar status as the late Chairman Mao Zedong. Observers believe that having “Xi Jinping Thought” in the Communist Party constitution, alongside…
· Riley Schatzle
Mark Zuckerberg Spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping For an Entire Minute in Chinese
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday for an entire minute in Xi’s native language. Although Facebook is banned in China, Zuckerberg was more than cordial with the foreign leader as he conversed with Xi in Mandarin. Zuckerberg said in…
· Ryan General
Here’s How Brexit Will Affect China’s Economy
Britain’s Friday vote to quit the European Union is seen to cause turmoil not only in Europe, but also to the rest of the world. But while many believe its effects on Asian economies in general may be benign, the region’s largest, China, may feel a greater impact in the long…
· Ryan General
Mark Zuckerberg Gained Many Fans in China After His US Congress Testimony
Chinese netizens are loving Mark Zuckerberg’s response to a United States senator’s question pertaining to China during his recent testimony to Congress. The Facebook CEO appeared at the Hart Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill on Tuesday and answered questions from the…
· Ryan General
China to Ban People With Bad ‘Social Credit’ From Flights and Trains
China’s “social credit” system, which the government has said it is planning to implement sometime in 2020, is already slowly taking shape. The National Development and Reform Commission reportedly announced via its website that beginning in May, individuals deemed to have…
· Carl Samson
China’s President Can Officially Rule for Life
Xi Jinping is set to officially rule China for an indefinite period, making him the country’s most powerful leader in the post-Mao era. It follows as China’s legislature, the National People’s Congress, approves a constitutional amendment that abolishes presidential limits of…
· Editorial Staff
China Just Banned ‘1984’, ‘Animal Farm’ and the Letter ‘N’
Following the news that China will more than likely remove term limits and allow President Xi Jinping to rule indefinitely, China has not only banned memes of the announcement, but also two of George Orwell’s most famous books and the letter “N.” Additionally, the phrase “Xi…
· Ryan General
Chinese President’s Bookshelf Reveals He’s Studying the World’s Next Game Changer
It has been a tradition for Chinese president Xi Jinping to address his citizens from inside his office at the beginning of the year, offering wishes and stating his plans for the coming months. This time, he has vowed that China will be the keeper of international order. And…
· Ryan General
China Successfully Tests the World’s Scariest New Weapon
The future of warfare is here and China is taking mighty steps with its development of state-of-the-art weaponry that may be way ahead of current technology, American intelligence sources revealed. Reports suggested that China carried out the first flight tests of a new kind of…
· Ryan General
Chinese Reporter Accuses Algerian Parliament VP of Sexually Harassing Her
A reporter covering an international meeting hosted by China’s Communist Party has accused the Vice President of Algerian parliament of sexual harassment. AFP’s China correspondent Joanna Chiu attended the event where hundreds of political leaders from around the world came to…
· Kyle Encina
China is Finally Doing Something About Their Infamous Squat Toilets
China’s “Toilet Revolution” initiative has provided renovations to over 68,000 public toilets as of last month, setting aside a budget of more than 20 billion yuan ($302,677,200) to build and refurbish over 50,000 more. China’s “Toilet Revolution” first launched back in 2015…
· Carl Samson
Trump Wishes He Left ‘Ungrateful’ Shoplifting UCLA Players in Chinese Jail
President Donald Trump lashed out at LaVar Ball for downplaying his role in the release of the latter’s son, LiAngelo Ball, from detention in China after shoplifting from a Louis Vuitton store with two other UCLA basketball players. In a tweet on Sunday, Trump highlighted that…
· Editorial Staff
Shoplifting UCLA Basketball Stars Released From China, Donald Trump Takes Credit
The three UCLA basketball stars who were detained in China for shoplifting have been released following reports that President Trump asked for President Xi Jinping’s help. LiAngelo Ball, Cody Riley, and Jalen Hill arrived at the Los Angeles International Airport Tuesday evening…
· Ryan General
China is Absolutely Loving ‘Uncle Trump’
United States President Donald Trump may not be the most beloved leader out there in many parts of the world (including in his own backyard), but in China, he is surprisingly held in very high esteem by his highly devoted admirers. Chinese fans showed their affection to the…