China’s Confucius Institutes have spy agencies and governments increasingly alarmed
On the evening of July 24, 2014 as academics arrived in the Portuguese city of Braga for a Chinese studies conference, staff from the...
Faded Venezuela in alliance: broken dreams of Chinese in the totalitarian land
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has returned to Caracas Monday after a four-day visit to China pocketing a new US $5 billion loan and a...
Chinese Australians: up where we belong
This year marks 200 years since the first recorded Chinese settlers arrived in Australia. And today Sydney is honoring the little known William Ah Ket, first...
Custody battle after Briton Michael Simpson murdered in China
Two young children are living in a rural town in China, completely unaware that their British father is dead after being murdered by their...
US warns staff in China: Beware of unusual sounds
The US state department has urged its staff in China to alert them to any abnormal hearing or vision issues after one employee reported...
‘Fear among Chinese students’ after alleged attack in Canberra
Chinese students have spoken out after an alleged attack at a Canberra bus interchange.
The fallout over the alleged attack on international students has also reached the...
Why Chinese Education Companies Are Chasing U.S. Teachers
If there is one thing Jing Jing thinks her four-year-old daughter Jenny should start learning early on, it would be English. The 31-year-old college...
Chinese government is ‘spreading communist propaganda in Britain’s universities and schools’
The Chinese government has been accused of spreading propaganda in the UK
Confucius Institute, which operates in universities, is said to be a...
Chinese is Australia’s second most-spoken language, census shows
AUSTRALIA is becoming more Asian than European, with Census 2016 data revealing little more than half of its residents — 50.7 per cent —...
Chinese students are losing interest in working at international firms
The desire to work for international companies is waning amongst China's best and brightest.
Scoring a job at a big Western firm used to carry...
People Are Talking
Guo Wengui – selection of tweets in English Translation
Guo Wengui - tweets in English dated 17-18 August 2017✊️✊️✊️
*Hongkuan Pushing the Wall 98: Guo and Democratic Revolution Meeting
*No matter how insane these traitors...
Call for recognition of the CCP as a terrorist organization
Tens of thousands of people, especially overseas Chinese, have appealed to the U.S. government to officially designate the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) as a...
Both Winston Sterzel and Nathan Rich are welcome in China, and that is good
Winston Sterzel and Nathan Rich are two popular and controversial foreigners living in China. Both have won tens of thousands of fans in China...
Joanna Dong gets to third round of Sing! China
Local jazz singer Joanna Dong continues to power her way through Sing! China, earning high praise and advancing to the next round on the televised...
A new search engine from WeChat could change China’s internet
China’s already-big WeChat is searching for how to get even bigger. The answer? Search.
Today the company publicly unveiled (link in Chinese) a feature—called “Search,”...
Breaking News: Hong Kong government requested martial law by PLA troops
The CCP will announce on August 4, based upon the laws governing the PLA in Hong Kong and state security, the Hong Kong government...
Documentary: Who is Miles Kwok?
Miles Kwok, or Guo Wengui, was born in an ordinary family. Originally the family was from Shen County, Shandong province, in northern China.
On his...
Chinese bike share firm goes bust after losing 90% of bikes
A Chinese bike-sharing company has gone out of business after 90% of its bikes went missing in the first five months.
Chongqing-based Wukong Bikes said...
China installs ‘the world’s most advanced video surveillance system’ with over 20 million street...
China has installed 20 million artificial intelligence-equipped cameras in what is believed to be the world's most advanced surveillance system.
The camera system is part of...
Alibaba founder Jack Ma sets up Australian scholarship programme in honour of late friend
By Jane Cai
Chinese billionaire Jack Ma plans to donate US$20 million to fund a scholarship at an Australian university to honour a late friend from...
Xiao Jianhua’s preference for female bodyguards highlights growing trend among Chinese tycoons
Founder of protection firm Zhongzhou Tewei says Xiao Jianhua, who left Hong Kong amid mysterious circumstances, requested most of his bodyguards be women
By Josh Ye
Xiao...
Protests break out on China-North Korea border over new sanctions
Protests have broken out on the Chinese border with North Korea, as China’s seafood importers watched frozen product melt in trucks blocked from crossing...
Chinese billionaire Xiao Jianhua ‘abducted’ from HK hotel
A billionaire with links to the family of Xi Jinping was reportedly taken from his apartment in the Four Seasons in Hong Kong by...
Winner of China’s ‘best breasts contest’ sets her sights on becoming a Victoria’s Secret...
A beauty queen who has won China's controversial Breast Model Competition said she improved her catwalk skills through dozens of knockoff Victoria's Secret fashion...
Postcard from Beidaihe: Beach politics for China’s elite
The arrival of hot weather in Beijing spells the start of a sacred summer ritual — the retreat to a beach resort where, this...
Brokerage Deal Sheds Light on Fugitive Tycoon’s Tie With Abu Dhabi, Tony Blair
Leveraging connections with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, China’s fugitive businessman Guo Wengui, also known as Miles Kwok, raised $3 billion from Abu...
Fan Bingbing sues exiled billionaire over claims she slept with CCP chief
Chinese film star Fan Bingbing has sued fugitive tycoon Guo Wengui after he sensationally claimed she slept with the country's anti-corruption chief Wang Qishan.
Wengui,...
Breaking! Chinese military vehicles entering Hong Kong
Breaking news! Spread the message!
Today afternoon at 3:00 pm local time, at Front Sea border in Shenzhen, Chinese PLA troops in countless military vehicles...
Tycoon Guo Wengui is stripping off the Emperor’s New Clothes
Armed with his Twitter and YouTube accounts and a collection of corruption allegations against top Party, business, and media leaders in China, Chinese businessman Guo Wengui...
Senate Panel Takes Aim at Banning China-Funded Education Programs in U.S.
A powerful Senate panel recommended abolishing more than 600 Chinese government-funded cultural and language programs at U.S. schools and universities unless Beijing provides equal...
