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· Ryan General
China ‘modified’ weather to create clear skies for CCP anniversary parade, new study says
China reportedly used weather modification technology to clear Beijing’s skies for the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) centenary earlier this year. Making it rain: Scientists from Tsinghua University suggested that the Chinese government conducted a cloud-seeding activity the…
· Carl Samson
Third-ever historical resolution by CCP paves way for Chinese President Xi Jinping to have third term
Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to rule for a third consecutive term — a period of at least five more years — with the passing of a landmark resolution that celebrates his work and puts him on par with former leaders Mao Zedong and Deng Xiaoping. A historical…
· Ryan General
#WhereIsPengShuai: Tennis star now missing after her Me Too accusations against ex-CCP official
The Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) has expressed concern about the safety and whereabouts of Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai after she recently accused a former state leader of sexual assault. A star athlete’s claims: Peng, the world’s No. 1 doubles player in 2014, alleged in…
· Editorial Staff
GA Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene vows to kick out every Chinese ‘loyal to CCP’ if she was in charge
U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) would deport every last Chinese whose loyalty lies with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), if she had the power to do so. Her plans: Greene, who represents Georgia’s 14th Congressional District, made her comments last Wednesday on Steve…
· Ryan General
Jackie Chan wishes to join the CCP, Chinese social media users say he’s not qualified
Action superstar Jackie Chan has publicly expressed his interest in joining the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) during a symposium for Chinese film in Beijing last week. CCP admirer: The martial arts icon revealed his desire to become an official member of the CCP after being…
· Carl Samson
Syracuse Professor Under Fire for Writing ‘Wuhan Flu’ and ‘CCP Virus’ in Syllabus Notes
A professor at Syracuse University sparked outrage among students after referring to COVID-19 and SARS-CoV-2 as “Wuhan flu” and “Chinese Communist Party virus.” Jon Zubieta, who teaches chemistry, appears to have used the controversial terms in his syllabus notes, according to…
· Khier Casino
‘We are in America’: BCD Tofu House diner goes on racist rant because Apple Pay wasn’t accepted
A customer at a BCD Tofu House in Irvine, California, berated an employee with racist insults after they were told the restaurant did not take Apple Pay. Jonny Chun, who recorded video of the incident and shared it on TikTok, told NextShark that two Caucasian men he claimed were…
· Grace Kim
Get PSYched: ‘Gangnam Style’ singer announces first new album in 5 years
“Gangnam Style” singer Psy is set to release his eighth album on April 29 at 6 p.m. His last album, “4X2=8,” was released five years ago. “To be honest, I produced ‘Champion’ in 2002, and it took me exactly 10 years to produce a song that is more sensational than that,” the…
· Editorial Staff
China peddles pro-Putin documentary as world condemns Russia for atrocities in Ukraine
China is reportedly organizing viewing sessions for a pro-Putin documentary for selected audiences across the country. The documentary, which runs for 101 minutes, was completed last year and does not include the war in Ukraine, but pins the downfall of the Soviet Union to…
· Bryan Ke
Rep. Tim Ryan defends anti-China campaign ad amid Sinophobia accusations
Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH), who is running for Ohio's open U.S. Senate seat, defended “It’s us vs China,” his anti-China campaign video which blames the East Asian country for the surge in job losses and price increases in the U.S. “Ohio workers are the best in the world, and I will…
· Bryan Ke
Chinese man once dubbed ‘China’s most talented young writer’ joins Ukrainian International Legion
Yi Qiwei, a 26-year-old Chinese dissident, volunteered to fight for Ukraine under the country’s International Legion for the Defense of Ukraine, also known as the Ukrainian International Legion. Yi enlisted on March 10 and left for Kyiv on March 14. He decided to join the…
· Bryan Ke
Chinese woman in Australia filmed ripping down Tiananmen Square posters, denying Uyghur ‘camps’ claim
A Chinese woman was filmed tearing down several posters that were created to support Hong Kong’s democracy from the Lennon Wall at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. The woman allegedly dismissed the events that occurred during the 1989 Tiananmen Square…
· Carl Samson
Republican bill seeks to ban Chinese communists from owning land in Arizona
Republican lawmakers in Arizona have advanced a bill that will ban the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and its members from owning any land in the state. The legislation, introduced by State Sen. Wendy Rogers (R-Flagstaff), was inspired by a similar bill in Texas that prevents…
· Bryan Ke
Eileen Gu’s comment advocating VPN workaround for Chinese internet censorship is in turn censored
A screenshot of an Instagram comment about VPNs made by Chinese American freestyle skier Eileen (Ailing) Gu was recently removed from Weibo before being restored on Tuesday. An Instagram user questioned whether the gold medalist was receiving "special treatment" in China since…
· Ryan General
California school worker on leave after message to students’ parents that said ‘China gave us this Covid’
An employee at Baldy View Elementary School in California was placed on leave after sending anti-Asian messages to students’ parents via a school messaging app. “The school wants everyone to wear red tomorrow (Feb. 1) but I disagree and do not support the CCP,” read the message.…
· Bryan Ke
Pakistani police searching for pregnant woman who had nail hammered through her head in hopes of a son
A pregnant woman in Pakistan was rushed to the hospital after a faith healer allegedly hammered a two-inch nail into her head with the promise that she would give birth to a baby boy. Capital City Police Peshawar, a police jurisdiction in the capital city of Islamabad, is now…
· Carl Samson
Hong Kong denies Australia access to dual citizen facing life imprisonment under national security law
Australian consular officials have reportedly been barred from accessing a Hong Kong-born Australian man detained under the city’s national security law. The man, who is speculated to be 42-year-old political activist Gordon Ng, was arrested on Jan. 6, 2021, for allegedly…
· Bryan Ke
Skepticism over Peng Shuai’s freedom voiced by WTA chief, journalist who interviewed her
A picture taken during Peng Shuai’s first in-person interview with Western media since her disappearance late last year showed Chinese Olympics Committee Chief of Staff Wang Kan in the background. Marc Ventouillac, one of the L’Equipe reporters who interviewed Peng, said the…
· Bryan Ke
Freeski phenom Eileen Gu crashes the Chinese internet after Olympic gold win in big air freestyle
Chinese social media platform Weibo reportedly crashed after tens of millions of users congratulated Ailing (Eileen) Gu, 18, on her gold medal win at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics on Tuesday for the women's big air freestyle skiing event. Gu beat France’s Tess Ledeux, who…
· Carl Samson
Tibetans protest ‘Beijing Olympics: genocide Games’ outside IOC headquarters and Dalai Llama exile home
Tibetans in different parts of the world held protests against the Beijing Winter Olympics ahead of its commencement on Friday. The largest event took place on Thursday in the International Olympic Committee’s headquarters in Switzerland, involving some 500 demonstrators.…