很符合对中共的想象-外交部发言人说台湾当局那少数民众的血汗钱去维系所谓邦交关系-评论区全是嘲讽 Very much in line with the CCP’s imagination – Taiwan’s foreign ministry spokesman said the few people in the Taiwan authorities had spent their hard-earned money to maintain so-called diplomatic ties – the comment section was full of derision
3月25日,福建晋江灵水中学,家长们聚集在这里,为前一晚自杀去世的14岁女孩讨说法,并对学校老师的知情不报表示抗议。知情网友在社交媒体上表示,涉事女孩是灵山中学初一学生,在长期遭受同学的霸凌和勒索钱财后,于24日晚自杀。去世前,曾在其母亲的微信留下遗书。 On March 25, parents gathered at Lingshui Middle School in Jinjiang, Fujian Province to seek an explanation for the 14-year-old girl who committed suicide the night before and protested against the school teacher’s failure to report the incident. Netizens with knowledge of the incident said on social media that the girl involved was a first-year student at Lingshan Middle School. She committed suicide on the evening of the 24th after being bullied and extorted money from her classmates for a long time. Before his death, he left a suicide note on his mother’s WeChat account.
如今,与病毒共存已成为中国人的日常生活。 但问题是,……在中国不太卫生的环境和中国人的生活方式下,更强烈的变种一次又一次地出现。Nowdays, Living with Virus is a very common daily life for Chinese people. But the Problem is,…. Under lightly-hygienic circumstance of China and Chinese’s life style, more strong variant comes out again and again.
“X病毒”出现:“谁能逃脱?”中国人民求救 ‘X Virus’ Emerges: ‘Who Can Escape?’ Chinese People Plead for Help
After China spread critical virus to the World in 2020, China is having a lot of continuous domestic disasters everyday everywhere by themselves.
The first explosion was not happened at the fried chicken restaurant different with china police announced. Even Government’s Mouth piece tool “China central TV” has been brutally blocked to close the site. The site has totally blown up more like by strong bomb not gas explosion
Through all night at the same day, China Government put a lot of heavy duty equipment vehicles to clean up the site with zero debris. In a normal country, the first thing is to rescue survivals if existed underground and maintain site to find any of clue for reason of explosion. Of course, Heavy duty vehicles can’t come into the site before finish rescue & investigation. Why China did this ?
The building and near street has blown up completely. how many peoples were in that building ? how many pedestrians were walking on the street when explosion ? how many drivers were in those cars ? China is saying two people died. Is This China traditional way of hiding ?
亲爱的中国人民,够了! 清楚地了解您的传统文化。 建议先教训你父亲“别碰她!” It’s enough dear Chinese peoples ! Clearly get to know your traditional culture. Recommend to teach your father first “Don’t touch her !”
“Here in China, 2024. I can’t think of anything. If I start to think and have questions, I go to jail or go to a mental hospital. I can’t even remain silent. If I don’t say anything, I have a lot of complaints about the government and I am investigated by public security as a traitor. We live in a country where only one expression is recognized. We must unconditionally agree and praise the government’s announcement.”
a protest against the government in Beijing during both sessions A bomb exploded in the Jangsu City Hall building, where a huge amount of corruption occurred, and a fire seemed artificial in Nanjing Public Security Bureau, where a corrupt public security incident also occurred
More than 100 killed in building bombings in Shandong by Chinese unhappy with China’s current reality In a city in Shandong, a gangster closely linked to local public safety killed 21 people in an indiscriminate shooting spree on a local resident In a rural village in Qinghai, a driver dissatisfied with Chinese society rushed children on their way to school, killing more than five people. More than 10 people are in critical condition.
Numerous Chinese youths demonstrate in silence on the city’s high streets They are standing on a busy street holding a large piece of paper, which reads. “I can’t think of anything. If I start to think and have questions, I go to jail or go to a mental hospital. I can’t even remain silent. If I don’t say anything, I have a lot of complaints about the government and I am investigated by public security as a traitor. We live in a country where only one expression is recognized. We must unconditionally agree and praise the government’s announcement.”
“In 2020 and 2021, we luckily didn’t really feel the pandemic in China,” he said.
After a late response to the initial COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan, the Chinese authorities subsequently managed to get the pandemic under control, and by mid-2020, normal life had resumed and social order was restored.
That was a contrast to several high-income countries in the Western world where health services struggled when the pandemic first struck, according to assistant professor Yan Long, who has studied the development of Chinese public health policies at the University of California, Berkeley.
That also made the zero-COVID policy a source of national pride in China and an opportunity for the Chinese leadership to showcase, at least domestically, that China had outdone countries such as the United States.
“It was a way to say, ‘Look, democracy has failed, we succeeded’,” Long told Al Jazeera.
The success began to fray, however, with the emergence of more infectious COVID-19 variants such as omicron. Immense resources were poured into constant rounds of mass testing and the implementation of lockdowns, but the measures failed to put an end to new outbreaks.
“The zero-COVID policy became financially unsustainable, and scientifically impossible, while the confidence in the policy also began to drastically decline,” Long said.
“By 2022, COVID was no longer the biggest fear. People were more afraid of the disruption of the lockdowns.”
After asking Beijing for more data on the ‘influenza-like illness’, the WHO concluded it was not a new pathogen [File: Jade Gao/AFP]
Hou from Shanghai agrees that towards the end, the zero-COVID policy felt worse than COVID-19.
“The policy made life a living hell,” he said.
Hou knows of many people who experienced traumatic episodes during the lockdowns as well as in the subsequent rapid reopening of society.
“But unlike me, most people I know don’t want to talk about the COVID times. They just want to forget them,” he said.
Long, the academic, doubts that Chinese people have had a chance to heal after what happened.
“It is now a year later, and there has been no discussion about COVID, no reflection about what was right and what was wrong,” she said.
“When you bury the memory, you don’t learn any lessons, which means there is no guarantee that the same mistakes won’t be made again.”
“So many people suffered under the zero-COVID policy, and so many people died when it ended,” Ma said.
Overseas residents, private businesses, and international students of Chinese nationality residing abroad. All Chinese, including travelers, are monitored by the China Space Party for all overseas activities and online activities, and even the same organization, friends, and colleagues are monitoring each other. Sometimes, they are used by intimidation using their families in their home countries, or voluntarily for overseas espionage activities in China, and are actively mobilized for the Communist Party’s overseas propaganda activities.
Some overseas critics of the Chinese Communist Party have been emboldened, not cowed, after police and other officials warned them about their activities.
Early one morning last year, she said, she got a call from her father in China, as police officers in his office dictated questions about the petition and demanded she log into her social media accounts.
“It’s kind of unbelievable. How did they find out? My only reaction was to think about how to fool them, how to protect my parents,” said the woman, a scientist based on the East Coast who asked not to be identified by her real name and to withhold her exact location for fear of reprisals from the Chinese government.
Two prominent Chinese bloggers in exile said this week that Chinese police were interrogating their hundreds of thousands of followers on X and other international social media platforms, urging fans to unsubscribe from their accounts.
Some of the hacking tools that Chinese police use to investigate social media users around the world were revealed in a recent leak of documents from I-Soon, a private security contractor linked to the Chinese government.
‘Determined to speak out’ A chemical engineer living in California has a similar story. He said he was then contacted by a police officer on the Chinese messaging service WeChat.
“He asked me to provide my personal accounts for YouTube and Twitter,” the engineer said. “I said no, you can’t ask me that, because I’m in the United States,” where unlike in China he can access such services freely.
“He said even if you’re in the United States, it’s your responsibility as a Chinese citizen to maintain our country’s good image.”
He said police contacted his family two other times, and threatened his father with not being able to leave the country — a practice known as an exit ban that rights groups say is an increasingly
A data dump of files from Chinese firm i-Soon revealed alleged hacking exploits, in an incident reminiscent of Edward Snowden’s case
Like the West, Beijing is finding out the hard way the perils and advantages of outsourcing to private firms to maintain plausible deniability
A massive data leak that hit a Chinese cybersecurity firm earlier this month, exposing alleged hacking and intelligence operations, has showcased how even China’s spy agencies rely on private contractors to do its bidding.
On February 16, a total of 571 files allegedly containing hacking exploits and internal conversations from Shanghai Anxun Information Company (i-Soon) appeared on open-source repository GitHub, revealing what The New York Times called “a rare look inside the secretive world of China’s state-backed hackers for hire”.
Like past incidents involving compromising data leaks, this data set took on a life of its own. Despite swift action by GitHub to block access to the leaked data over policy violations, the repercussions will echo across intelligence agencies, media circles, academia and security pundits for the foreseeable future.
Most striking in the data is that China has lost pride of place as the biggest exporter to the United States. That distinction now goes to Mexico. Most of this change is due to the independent efforts of American buyers to diversify away from China .. 数据中最引人注目的是,中国已经失去了美国最大出口国的地位。 现在,这种区别属于墨西哥。 这种变化大部分是由于美国买家在中国之外独立努力实现多元化
European figures are less complete, but reports from Berlin’s Statistisches Bundesamt show that German imports from China overall fell some 13% over the past year 欧洲的数据不太完整,但柏林联邦统计局的报告显示,过去一年德国从中国的进口总体下降了约 13%
Japan and South Korea have also disengaged from China, at least to a degree. The statistical interpretation depends on the complex nature of the relations between these two economies and China. Much of their trade revolves around Japanese and South Korean operations set up in China. Japan and South Korea export parts, components, and supplies to their China operations and import the finished products back to their domestic markets. The data on imports from China may not yet be readily available, but Chinese sources indicate that Japanese and South Korean exports to China have fallen, indicating a de-emphasis of their China-based operations. It is also telling that at the same time, Japanese and South Korean exports to the United States, according to Washington’s Bureau of the Census, have increased and now surpass China’s. 日本和韩国也至少在一定程度上脱离了中国。 统计解释取决于这两个经济体与中国之间关系的复杂性。 他们的大部分贸易都围绕日本和韩国在中国设立的业务进行。 日本和韩国向其中国业务出口零部件和用品,并将成品进口回国内市场。 来自中国的进口数据可能尚未公布,但中国消息人士称,日本和韩国对中国的出口已经下降,表明它们不再重视在华业务。 与此同时,根据华盛顿人口普查局的数据,日本和韩国对美国的出口有所增加,目前已经超过中国。
Foreign businesses’ direct investment into China last year increased by the lowest amount since the early 1990s, underscoring challenges for the nation as Beijing seeks more overseas funds to help its economy.
China’s direct investment liabilities in its balance of payments stood at $33 billion last year, according to data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange released Sunday. That measure of new foreign investment into the country — which records monetary flows connected to foreign-owned entities in China — was 82% lower than the 2022 level and ..
Actually, China does not help Russia but China want get war-money from the War. This is what China think about always. China spread Virus to the Wriold and and made terrible quality of Masks and sale with 10times of price for emergency countries. China make and supplying drug and supplying that.
Thw World have to know What is China and It’s People.
They are not a normall nature in this world.
That is China & China’s traditional cultural customs.
Chinese are selling everything to make money even drug and fake vaccine together with virus