China’s National Image Campaign, Folk Version
[xtypo_dropcap]C[/xtypo_dropcap]hinese Internet users, or netizens, have inverted the Chinese Communist Party’s recent foreign propaganda campaign to create their own “folk version” of the National...
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Taiwanese General Accused of Spying For the CCP
A placard for the Taiwan Ministry of National Defense's 2009 national defense report, which said that the Chinese Regime's military buildup is shifting the military balance in the region. The defense...
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Chinese Spying Devices Installed on Hong Kong Cars (Video)
The listening device as photographed and documented by Apple Daily, a Hong Kong newspaper. (Explanatory slide by The Epoch Times) For years now, Chinese authorities have been installing spying devices...
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Ten Die in China from Tick Bites
Tick bites have caused more than ten deaths in China. (Andre Karwath/Wikimedia Commons) China’s Disease Prevention and Control Center reported on June 16 that the 280 plus recent cases of tick bites...
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Under Propaganda Orders, Chinese Media Battles for Truth
WATCHFUL: Photographers capture family members grieving the victims that died in the July 23 high-speed train crash at the accident scene in Shuangyu, near Wenzhou, in eastern China's Zhejiang...
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Chinese Netizen Watches Officials’ Watches
A man walks by a luxury watch store in the Wangfujing shopping street of Beijing on August 9. Luxury watches, far too expensive for Communist Party officials pay scales, can be a sure sign of...
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A Hospital for the Communist Party Hides Dark Secrets
Men stand at the entrance of the 301 Military Hospital in Beijing, where top Chinese leaders often receive medical care, in July 2011. (Liu Jin/AFP/Getty Images) The 301 Military Hospital in Beijing is...
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Chinese Agents Interfere in Hong Kong Protest, Rights Group
A protest march earlier this month when Chinese regime leader Hu Jintao was visiting Hong Kong. According to Hong Kong law, mainland Chinese police can only investigate people in the city with the...
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Chinese Garbage Collector: Party Newspapers Treated Like Junk Mail
Various newspapers and magazines are seen at a roadside stall in Beijing on April 7, 2009. (Emilie Mocellin/AFP/Getty Images) A garbage collector commented in a microblog that when he collects old...
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Leaked China Documents Show Massive Corruption, Officials Fleeing Country
A gold-plated Infiniti luxury sports car outside a jewelry store in Nanjing, in East China's Jiangsu Province, March 31, 2011. Corrupt officials, who often use their stolen money on extravagant luxury...
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Party Leader Says Regime Faces ‘Unprecedented Challenges’
General Secretary Hu Jintao. (Prakash Singh/AFP/Getty Images) Before a once-in-a-decade change of power, the leader of the Chinese Communist Party is concerned with the unprecedented challenges faced...
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Taiwanese Man Detained in China Allowed to Return Home
Chung Ting-pang (third from left) sitting with family after his release. (Taiwanese Straits Exchange Foundation) A Taiwanese man who was arrested by Chinese security forces in June has been released...
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Hong Kong Reporter Beaten After Gu Kailai’s Trial
Gu Kailai (L), wife of the ousted Chinese official Bo Xilai (R). After Gu's trial recently a reporter from Hong Kong was harassed after filming arrests of people outside the courtroom. (New Epoch...
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Petitioner ‘Interception’ in China Steps Up Before Party Congress
Wang Yan, a petitioner from Hong Kong, speaks at a press conference on Aug. 3. She and two others were refused entry to the Beijing West Railway station last Friday. (Liang Lusi/The Epoch Times)...
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China deployed its army in Beijing earlier this week to intercept several thousand former military officers planning a petition to raise awareness about being mistreated after leaving the military....
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Hundreds of Chinese Students Hospitalized for Food Poisoning
Cakes prepared for the Mid-autumn Festival are seen at a handmade crispy cake factory in August 2008. Tainted moon cakes and other school foods are blamed for one student's death in China and hundreds...
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Chinese Official Asks Forgiveness From Falun Gong Brothers
Two sons of a high-level official in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) who were tortured because they practice the spiritual discipline of Falun Gong have now demanded guilty officials make amends. At...
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‘Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party’ Celebrates Eighth Anniversary
Nine Commentaries book cover. This month, The Epoch Times’ editorial series ‘Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party’ marked its eight-year anniversary. The Nine Commentaries details the...
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Taiwan’s Next Media Sale Raises Freedom of Press Fears
Anti-Media Monopoly Youth Federation members protested in front of the Executive Yuan, Taiwan's chief administrative organ, requesting that Premier Sean Chen come out to hear their demands, on Nov. 28,...
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Beijing Approves 72-Hour Visa Waiver for Transit Tourists
Beijing Capital International Airport on July 20, 2008 in Beijing. Overseas visitors transiting via Beijing will be able stay in the capital for up to 72 hours without a visa. (China Photos/Getty...
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Chinese Child Laborer Dies in His Sleep
After working another 10-hour day, a 14-year-old boy died suddenly while sleeping in a Dongguan City company’s dormitory. A Chinese newspaper, Guangdong Daily, reported that Liu Fuzong started working...
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Date-Rape Drugs Becoming China’s Hot Export
Date-rape drugs are flying out of China at break-neck speed despite recent crackdowns in Hong Kong to reduce the number of sellers. A reporter for China’s largest social media network, QQ.com, recently...
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Mainland Chinese Snapping Up Medicines in Hong Kong
Hong Kong drug stores sell medicine 40 to 60 percent cheaper than in mainland China, causing mainland residents to rush to Hong Kong in search of a better deal. The Hong Kong Daily News recently...
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