The Chinese people must be so happy. They live in such a safe country. 中国人民一定很幸福。因为我生活在一个如此安全的国家……
Knife violence on the street is the china’s traditional culture 街头持刀暴力是中国的传统文化Knife violence on the street is the china’s traditional culture 街头持刀暴力是中国的传统文化
“Chaoshan Street Brawl”
On the evening of May 20, in Chaoshan, Guangdong, a group of socialist successors rode unlicensed electric mopeds, wielding large machetes, showcasing the charm of Chinese street crime to the country that prides itself on being the safest in the world.
CCP insists china is the safest and happiest country 中共坚称中国是世界上最安全、最幸福的国家
那些面无表情的中共发言人说着“中国特别安全，特别幸福，是世界上最幸福的国家”，他们的孩子都不在中国，而是在美国读书生活。Those iron-faced CCP’;s speaker saying “China is specally safe.. Specially happy country in the World” Their all Children are not stay in China but in USA for studying and life
China’s School Violence continuned in 2024. Vioilence is a daily life in China regardless age and sex. Chinese’s nationality comes from violence 2024年中国校园暴力仍在继续，暴力是中国日常生活，不分年龄性别，中国人的民族性源于暴力
China has been stealing technology from around the world to build its weapons. But there’s one crucial thing they’ve overlooked: Where do they manufacture the stolen blueprints? China! Where do they produce the necessary components? China! Who produces them? The Chinese! 中国一直在窃取世界各地的技术来制造武器。但他们忽略了一个关键问题： 他们在哪里制造窃取的蓝图？ 中国！ 他们在哪里生产必要的零部件？中国！ 谁在生产这些零部件？中国人！
during the border war between Thailand and Cambodia, China’s military weapons showed to the world it’s quality.
Especially to Cambodia, China’s rocker launcher has been self exploded and lost 8 soldiers. 8 solder’s death count was the biggest number of Casualties at once on a day to Cambodia during those war. not by Thailand’s attack but by it’s weapon that made by China. 尤其是在柬埔寨，中国的火箭筒发生自爆，导致8名士兵丧生。8名士兵的死亡是那场战争中柬埔寨单日伤亡人数最多的一次，而造成伤亡的并非泰国的攻击，而是中国制造的武器。
In just three hours, the United States deployed fighter jets and special forces to capture President Maduro and extradite him to the United States. Venezuela purchased and installed a new Chinese-made air defense radar, which reportedly failed to detect any enemy aircraft during the US airstrikes.
Over 30years old buildings aren’t collapsed but only one new building that has been completed 80% of process by China’s government construction company has been collapsed. 30多年的老建筑没有倒塌，但只有一栋由中国政府建筑公司完成80%的工程的新建筑倒塌了。
news of the building collapse has been censored on the internet in China, and searches for related keywords like “Bangkok” and “tower” on Chinese social media returned limited results.
建筑物倒塌的消息在中国互联网上被审查，在中国社交媒体上搜索“曼谷”和“塔”等相关关键词的结果有限。
Reports on the building collapse from Chinese state media outlet Xinhua, which spread to other Chinese news outlets, have also vanished.
China asked Elon Musk not to sell Starlink within the country.The Chinese government “sought assurances he would not sell Starlink in China” after Musk made the terminals available in Ukraine.
It also found that owners ByteDance might have illegally processed special category data, and failed to offer users clear, concise information about how their data would be used.
Now, the video sharing app is facing a fine of up to £27 million – the largest fine in the ICO’s history.
The Chinese people must be so happy. They live in such a safe country. 中国人民一定很幸福。因为我生活在一个如此安全的国家……
A person claiming to be a female employee of China Railway First Bureau Fifth Engineering Company submitted that during her work in Baoji, Shaanxi, she was subjected to long-term harassment and infringement by Cao Ce, the head of the company’s Human Resources Department. She stated that due to refusing the other party’s demands, she faced retaliation, including suspension of wages and job suspension. The employee claimed that she was once threatened and intimidated, causing her great mental distress, and she reported it multiple times to superiors and the Discipline Inspection Commission, but there has been no resolution so far. She calls on relevant departments to thoroughly investigate the matter to prevent similar infringements from being covered up.
Where can find not corrupted side in China ? Even ordinary Chinese want to cheat people to make money everyday. Monk in Temple ? of course CCP’s show window 中国哪里还有不腐败的一面？就连普通中国人天天都想骗人赚钱。寺庙里的和尚？当然是中共的“橱窗”了。
Recently, a domestic lawyer requested the disclosure of Shaolin Temple’s income. The Dengfeng City Religious Affairs Bureau responded: Shi Yongxin is suspected of criminal offenses, and Shaolin Temple’s income has become a state secret. 近日，国内有律师要求公开少林寺收入，登封市宗教局回应：释永信涉嫌刑事犯罪，少林寺收入已成为国家机密。
Shi Yongxin, the abbot of the world-renowned Shaolin Temple, is being investigated by multiple agencies for embezzlement, “improper relationships with multiple women” and “fathering illegitimate children”, the temple said on Sunday.
The 1,500-year-old Shaolin Temple, located in a mountain range in central China’s Henan province, attracts thousands of disciples every year – some from across the world.
Mr Shi, who has been Shaolin Temple’s abbot since 1999, has earned the nickname “CEO monk” for transforming the institution into a global brand.
He has been stripped of his ordination certificate amid the probe, China’s Buddhist association said on Monday.
The ordination certificate is proof of someone’s acceptance into the monastic community.
“Shi Yongxin’s actions are extremely bad, seriously damaging the reputation of the Buddhist community and the image of monks,” the Buddhist Association of China said in its statement.
Under his leadership, the temple started opening schools outside China and formed a travelling troupe of monks who performed Shaolin kung fu shows – the temple’s signature style of martial arts.
News of Mr Shi being investigated was the most read topic on Weibo on Monday morning. The last post on his own Weibo account, which has more than 880,000 followers and had been updated daily with Buddhist teachings, is dated 24 July.
Mr Shi also came under scrutiny in 2015 for allegedly having sexual relations with women and embezzling temple funds. He also allegedly received expensive gifts from companies and local governments, including a Volkswagen SUV and a robe with gold thread.
He was investigated at the time for embezzlement and fathering several children, but was later cleared of the charges.
CHINESE DARK MONEY IN AUSTRALIA: Last month a wealthy 23 year old Chinese heiress crashed her $1.5 million Rolls Royce while drunk driving in Sydney. She left an Australian man with a broken spine, ribs, hips and femurs, a ruptured spleen and diaphragm, and a torn-open abdomen.… pic.twitter.com/3x9wU2LH0b
CHINESE DARK MONEY IN AUSTRALIA: Last month a wealthy 23 year old Chinese heiress crashed her $1.5 million Rolls Royce while drunk driving in Sydney. She left an Australian man with a broken spine, ribs, hips and femurs, a ruptured spleen and diaphragm, and a torn-open abdomen. Her name is Lan Lan Yang. Nobody knows how she got her wealth or how she came to live such an extraordinarily lavish lifestyle in Sydney at the age of just 23. The Chinese state operates strict currency controls. There’s an annual limit of US $50,000 per person for purchasing foreign currency through banks. Yet this 23 year old Chinese national lives in a Sydney penthouse and owns two Rolls Royce luxury cars. Her second Rolls Royce is a Ghost Convertible worth up to $800,000 and just sits in her garage because it’s not registered with Australian authorities. Her case has gone ultra viral in China with many Chinese speculating about the source of her wealth and lavish lifestyle in Sydney. Ultimately her family are obviously extremely well connected in China and extraordinarily wealthy. This is a country where 600 million live on less than $140 USD a month. So wealthy Chinese billionaires are stealing from their country. They come to our country and treat Australia like their personal colony. Like the Russian oligarchs with London.
A recent incident in Australia has left the local media and public in complete shock. A 23-year-old Chinese woman, Yang Lanlan, was caught driving under the influence of alcohol in a custom-made Rolls Royce worth over a million dollars. She crashed into a Mercedes-Benz car at midnight while driving in the wrong direction. While this was a serious car accident, what left the media stunned was the mysterious nature of the woman. Despite extensive online searches, her identity remained unknown. Chinese social media rumors circulated that a bail of 70 million Australian dollars arrived in her account in just a few minutes. Upon further investigation, her bank account reportedly contained a staggering 270 billion Australian dollars.
At least 31 people have been killed in the crash of a Bangladesh air force jet into a private school campus in Dhaka. 一架孟加拉国空军喷气式飞机撞上了达卡的一所私立学校校园，造成至少31人死亡。
It is the deadliest airplane crash in the Bangladeshi capital in recent memory. In 2008, another F-7 air force training jet crashed outside Dhaka, killing its pilot, who had ejected after he discovered a technical problem. 这是孟加拉国首都最近记忆中最致命的飞机失事。 2008年，另一架F-7空军训练机在达卡外坠毁，导致飞行员死亡，飞行员在发现技术问题后弹飞。
Near the old West Railway Station in Guigang, Guangxi, a 16-year-old girl was hit by a car and slightly injured, but she was forcibly tied to a stretcher by four people and sent to an ambulance. The girl shouted “I have hepatitis B”. The next day, the girl’s body was sent to the funeral home. What’s more shocking is that the man who kidnapped the girl in black clothes was similar to the man who went through the green channel for organ transplantation on June 18, including clothes, pants, hairstyle and body shape. Netizens wondered how many orders this man had done?
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
A 23-year-old Chinese national was arrested in Zurich for allegedly stabbing three young boys aged five as they were heading to a daycare center. The incident occurred in the Oerlikon district shortly after noon, when the children were accompanied by a staff member. Reports indicate that one boy was seriously wounded while the other two sustained moderate injuries. The staff member and a bystander managed to restrain the assailant until the police arrived. Authorities have yet to reveal the motive behind the attack, but the police are actively investigating the situation. The injured children were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment, and the police have confirmed that they are receiving the necessary care.
After a spate of mass attacks in China where the perpetrators were supposedly ‘taking revenge on society’, some are calling for reform and greater social support.
In-person surveys were conducted together with colleagues at Peking University’s Research Center on Contemporary China (RCCC) in 2004, 2009 and 2014. Participants ranged in age from 18-70 and came from 29 provinces. Tibet and Xingiang were excluded.
In 2023, three rounds of online surveys, at the end of the second, third and fourth quarters, were conducted by the Survey and Research Centre for China Household Finance (CHFS) at Southwestern University of Finance and Economics in Chengdu, China. Participants ranged in age from 20-60.
The same questions were used in all surveys. To make responses comparable across all four years, the researchers excluded participants aged 18-19 and 61-70 and reweighted all answers to be nationally representative. All surveys contain a margin of error.
The study has been accepted for publication by The China Journal and is expected to be published in 2025.
Researchers for the China Dissent Monitor (CDM) have collected data on “dissent events” across China since June 2022 from a variety of non-government sources including news reports, social media platforms operating in the country and civil society organisations.
Dissent events are defined as instances where a person or persons use public and non-official means of expressing their dissatisfaction. Each event is highly visible and also subject to or at risk of government response, through physical repression or censorship.
These can include viral social media posts, demonstrations, banner drops and strikes, among others. Many events are difficult to independently verify.
It looks like a real kidnapping video from China, but isn’t it scary that it was done in broad daylight? However, this is not surprising, as more than 1 million people go missing every year.
In the perverted Communist China, the owner of a supermarket in Hangzhou was beaten and scolded by three men. She has now been forced to transfer the business and close it, but it is not known whether the transfer advertisement was done by herself or the landlord! Dirty Chinese!
The Communist Party’s exploitation of peasant land, which was completely cut off from the media, had already been almost completed by Xi Jinping’s order for several years
The Chinese people must be so happy. They live in such a safe country. 中国人民一定很幸福。因为我生活在一个如此安全的国家……
共产党向人民灌输他们的国家是安全的。有趣的是，这个方法对于中国人来说非常有用。 这是一个由70年的独裁、控制和洗脑创造的有趣的体系。The Communist Party indoctrinates its people into believing that their country is safe. Interestingly enough, this method works quite well for the Chinese people. It is an interesting system created by 70 years of dictatorship, control, and brainwashing.
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China Wuhan has been missing that has been though by organ harvesting gang
China is a very interesting country if you get to know it. It’s worth studying how they brainwash their people. 当你了解中国时，它是一个非常有趣的国家。如何给老百姓洗脑，值得研究。
