During the war between Japan and China, 21 million people died. In contrast, under the Chinese Communist Party and Mao Zedong’s regime, more than 80 million people were executed — not including the Tiananmen Square crackdown or the persecution of Falun Gong. 在日中战争期间,有2100万人丧生。相比之下,在中国共产党和毛泽东政权统治下,超过8000万人被处决——这还不包括天安门事件和对法轮功的迫害。
Professor Xin Haoniang, a Chinese historian, states: “During the war between Japan and China, 21 million people died. In contrast, under the Chinese Communist Party and Mao Zedong’s regime, more than 80 million people were executed — not including the Tiananmen Square crackdown or the persecution of Falun Gong. That number is four times the deaths in the war with Japan.” “As a Chinese person, I still have the minimum conscience left. That is why I must speak the truth about history. Chinese people must awaken. We must warn the next generation and make the Communist Party hear it. We must learn what the Communist Party has done to our families — know its criminal history — and return to being true Chinese people. We must not become the descendants of the Communist Party.” He continues to share these truths with many students through his lectures. (He has since sought asylum in the United States.)
Former employees who worked at the English-language news aggregator told the publication that ByteDance ordered staff members to “pin” content that showed China in a positive light or content that promoted the country to the top of the app. They were even reportedly required to provide proof, such as screenshots of the live content, to show that they had complied with the company’s orders. TopBuzz managed to reach 40 million monthly active users by 2018.
Video: This Chinese man says he immigrated from a Han province of China to Turpan Prefecture of Uyghur homeland & was given 2000 acres of grape-vine land as in this video. He says this is a typical situation. What happened to the original owners of the lands, the #Uyghurs? pic.twitter.com/eVPTLi5mXy
Xi Jinping has nurtured an ugly form of Chinese nationalism
习近平培养了一种丑陋的中国民族主义
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A group of researchers at Beijing Jiaotong University in China have developed and tested a ‘mind-reading’ device that will help implement the country’s policy of censoring porn, South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported.
A Night Club in #China celebrating assassination of #ShinzoAbe. There are restaurants offering “Free Food” & Bars offering “Free Booze”🍸 all across China to Celebrate his Death. That’s the kind of Society it is. You behave worse than Animals & accuse others of Racism. Not Done. pic.twitter.com/IH5OnAqufD
Famous Chinese ‘lipstick king’ is suddenly yanked offline and loses millions of fans over a live stunt with a classic Australian dessert – and he hasn’t been seen since
A new leaked file containing thousands of images of #Uyghurs, titled "#Xinjiang Police File," offers significant new insights into #China's internment of the region’s Uyghurs and other Turkic minorities. https://t.co/Z0ADYfW93X
Enhanced Brainwashing for Xi JinPing’s China Dream: To study Xi’s words/theory in Little Red Book manner as what Mao did in Culture Revolution. Propaganda is CCP’s most evil & powerful weapon. At least 1-2M of unnatural deaths happened at that time. What will happen this time⁉️ pic.twitter.com/doCPUgqbbU
1/N This is one of the most disturbing videos i saw today. China is brainwashing its kids to justify Russia‘s invasion in Schools. Teacher askes “whose soliders are u?Kids reply:I am ur soilder. This type of “education” video is flooding on China’s internet…
Xinjiang Police Files: Inside a Chinese internment camp
China insists the network of secure facilities built across its far western region of Xinjiang are simply “schools” for combatting extremism to which “students” sign up willingly. But the contents of the leaked Xinjiang Police Files suggest a different story.
Taking information from the leaked documents, the BBC has reconstructed one of the camps – the Shufu County New Vocational Skills Education and Training Centre – to reveal the methods used inside.
Several provinces in China are under #屏蔽来自中国大陆以外的来电和短信 . The move is seen as an attempt by the Beijing government to prevent unfiltered information from entering China.
China 🇨🇳 Of C'mon Man 😂 The China Covid Propaganda Machine is once again in full swing… Now they are Covid Testing Catfish 🐟…It's all Covid Theatre and it's all 100% staged… 🤡👇 pic.twitter.com/CmTftZ2feh
From my friends who are still trapped inside their apartments. Shanghai residents were yelling behind the iron gate: “End the lockdown, we want to go out.” This is happening in several communities. I Hope their resistance prevails. #Shanghai#lily4congress @DianaGlebova pic.twitter.com/5lreoCgTqV
American Merchant mariner Giancarlo Thomae reveals that his ship has been trapped outside Shanghai port for two months during lockdown. They are nearly running out of food and water.#China#COVID19pic.twitter.com/jm5aI9FVn3
Censors in China Are Having a Hard Time Silencing All the Rage Right Now.
Censors on social media platforms are cracking down on photos and videos of sick people not getting sufficient access to healthcare, or even being mistreated by healthcare workers. Hashtags of people complaining about food shortages are being outright banned.
” No ‘Negative’ News: How China Censored the Coronavirus Thousands of internal directives and reports reveal how Chinese officials stage-managed what appeared online in the early days of the outbreak.
This Young Pop Star Set Himself on Fire in Public. Then His Body Disappeared. Tsewang Norbu was the poster child of the Chinese assimilation campaign in Tibet. Now fans are trying to piece together what happened to him. 这位年轻的流行歌星在公共场合自焚。然后他的身体消失了。 次旺诺布是西藏中国同化运动的典型代表。现在粉丝们正试图拼凑发生在他身上的事情。 www.vice.com/en/article/qjb5xp/pop-star-norbu-self-immolation-china-tibet
Fears Persist for Shanghai Doctor Who Blasted ‘Political Virus’
It's not so much that many people oppose centralized quarantine, it's just that the situations at many Shanghai facilities are so bad: lack of supplies, lack of staff, lack of hygiene. These photos were posted on Weibo by a Shanghai resident quarantined in Pudong today. pic.twitter.com/mWQUed3T7A
Tourists smiled and posed in traditional dress on camels for photographs amid billboards extolling the ruling Communist Party.
China is trying to move on from a security crackdown in Xinjiang in which more than a million ethnic Uyghurs were detained in re-education centres since 2016, according to U.N. experts and researchers – part of what Beijing has described as an effort to eradicate extremism.
It wants to build a patriotic, multi-ethnic region that is secular, Mandarin-speaking and attractive to domestic tourists who spend trillions of yuan a year on group tours and curated experiences.
The Chinese government continues to be the worst abuser of internet freedom, according to the 2019 Freedom on the Net report, released in November. Its oppressive censorship is increasingly affecting people outside of China.
Remaking Hong Kong: The Order from Beijing is to Brainwash Students
“The job of a teacher became exclusively to raise patriots. Only foreign countries were allowed to be criticized,” says a Hong Kong teacher of 20 years
If there is one thing we can learn from the Xi Jinping led Chinese Communist Party (CCP), it is how to manipulate existing sources of information into making them portray China as the benevolent leader; a patriotic state willing to protect its citizens against the perils that ail the “Western” world. For a long time now, the Chinese state has had but one purpose – to control how domestic and international markets narrativise the nature of this state. This is done through intensive state-backed military, technological and economic exercises, with no use of Soft-power, whatsoever. Herewith, I discuss how the CCP exercises nationalism as an ideology to cater to the masses, along with the past and the processes that have led to the successful implementation of this propaganda.
On this Video, Reporter asked the girl who got in the way of reporter’s filming even take a video of reporter “Are you a Media ?” several times, then She told ” I’m a Chinese, I’m a Chinese “. She might need video to upload on their own social media to show how she was bravely argued with foreign reporter protecting her own country, then thousand of thousand Chinese Young generation praise her as true patriot. After for a short time, She call more people and they surround a reporter with With their foul language and behavior.
Worst flood suffering in Zhengzhow, Henan, China now by record heavy raining. This is the worst disaster in Zhengzhou city but bot in China. There were more bigger damaged flood disasters in 2020 in China.
Police have launched a manhunt for a Chinese national who they believe is responsible for the death of a 22-year-old Thai woman at a hotel in Bangkok. 警方对一名中国国民展开了搜捕,他们认为该华人对一名22岁的泰国妇女在曼谷一家酒店死亡负有责任
series of violent attacks across China in recent months have pierced a tightly controlled society’s veneer of stability. In late September, a 37-year-old man killed three people and injured 15 others in a stabbing spree at a Shanghai supermarket. In October, a 50-year-old man injured five people in a knife attack in Beijing. Then, on November 11, a 62-year-old man drove into a crowd in the southern city of Zhuhai and killed 35 people and injured 43 others in what is thought to be one of China’s deadliest acts of criminal violence in decades. In the days that followed, a mass stabbing by a 21-year-old student killed eight and injured 17 at a vocational school in Wuxi, near Shanghai, and a car attack left several schoolchildren and parents injured outside an elementary school in northern Hunan Province.
There have been at least 20 such attacks in China this year, with a death toll of more than 90 people. Government officials have called these incidents “isolated” and offered explanations emphasizing individual motivations: the driver in the Zhuhai car attack was unhappy with his divorce settlement, for instance; the Wuxi attacker had failed his exams. But taken together, the attacks reveal deep and widespread ruptures in Chinese society fueled by economic stagnation, systemic inequality, and social immobility and exclusion. As a result, such incidents have come to be known as “revenge against society” attacks. — Read on www.foreignaffairs.com/china/roots-revenge-against-society-attacks-china
CCP has using their manipulated history to brainwash their people.
Most of Chinese nationals has been educated from kindergarten to be brainwashed for the eternal royalty to CCP. This brainwashing procedure results most Chinese are uncivilized and scared their brutal government leads to follow and come together without own will.
In the weeks following anti-zero Covid protests in Beijing, a protester made a video warning she could vanish. Soon after filming the video, she was arrested. CNN’s Selina Wang reports.
December 2022 The national security trial of pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai was adjourned on its scheduled starting date until December 13 as Hong Kong waits for Beijing to “clarify” the law as to whether overseas lawyers are allowed to appear in such cases. Defendants charged under the national security law could be sent to mainland China for trial if they cannot find a lawyer in Hong Kong, the city’s top delegate to Beijing’s advisory body said. US-based NGO Human Rights Watch announced it would co-host the Human Rights Press Awards after Hong Kong’s Foreign Correspondents’ Club (FCC) cancelled the event earlier this year. Jimmy Lai, the founder of defunct pro-democracy tabloid Apple Daily, was sentenced to five years and nine months in jail after being convicted of fraud. The jailing of pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai over fraud charges “has nothing to do with freedom of the press or freedom of speech,” the Hong Kong government said, following criticism from the US. Chung Pui-kuen, a former top editor of Hong Kong news outlet Stand News facing sedition charges was granted bail after spending almost a year in custody pending trial. The national security trial against Apple Daily founder Jimmy Lai was adjourned until September 25, 2023. Proceedings against former editors of independent outlet Stand News were “unfair” and “not transparent,” the defence argued, as the court sought to rule on whether the discovery of previously undisclosed evidence was grounds to terminate the trial. An additional six articles published by the shuttered independent media outlet Stand News were flagged by the prosecution for potentially violating Hong Kong’s colonial-era sedition law.
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