East Dongguan shows decline, shops close in rows, severe internal rotation.
East Dongguan is an important prefecture-level city in Guangdong Province, holding a significant position in the economy of Guangdong Province and even China. However, with the continuous weakness of the Chinese economy, the internal rotation in Dongguan has made technicians lament that it is too difficult to make money. Once filled with factories, Chang’an Town in Dongguan now has rows of shops closing down, with businesses failing. It is rare to see people inside and outside industrial parks in Gaobu Town, Dongguan.
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Allegations of illicit relationship between the secretary of the psychology department of Beijing Normal University and a female subordinate circulating.
A document with the official stamp of the “Chinese Communist Party Committee of the Psychology Department of Beijing Normal University” titled “Commitment to Establish a Permanent Intimate Relationship” has been circulating online, generating attention. The parties involved include the party secretary of the psychology department of Beijing Normal University.
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Mainland China sees youth refusing military conscription, analysis: the actual situation is more severe.
In the past decade, there have been increasing cases of young people in mainland China refusing military conscription. A recent college graduate in Jiangxi joined the army but withdrew midway, facing severe punishment, with his parents also being implicated. Experts believe that the phenomenon of Chinese young people refusing military conscription may be more severe than known externally.
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20th anniversary of “Nine Commentaries,” Epoch Times and NTD hold a series of seminars.
November 19 this year marks the 20th anniversary of the series editorial “Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party of China.” This monumental work deeply summarizes the history and essence of the Chinese Communist Party, tolling the death knell for the international communist movement that has plagued the world for over a century, particularly the Chinese Communist Party. Epoch Times and NTD will be hosting seminars across various locations.
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IMF warns of global economic growth slowdown, China may drop below 4%.
The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned on Thursday (October 24) that under the impact of escalating geopolitical conflicts, the world economy could face the dilemma of slow growth and high debt. She also stated that without effective measures to alleviate economic downturn by the Chinese government, there is a significant risk of a sharp decline in economic growth.
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Wang Youqun: “Twenty years since the publication of ‘Nine Commentaries,’ the extinction of the CCP is imminent.
“We are officials from various departments of the Party School of the Chinese Communist Party Central Committee, including ‘old revolutionaries,’ ‘senior cadres,’ ‘old party members,’ as well as middle-aged and young officials, ranking from department level to bureau level, section level, regular staff, doctoral students, graduate students, etc. We all agree to use your Epoch Times to publish declarations of our numerous officials withdrawing from the Communist evil spirit.”
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Beijing BMW dealer Xingdebao goes bankrupt, the world’s first 5S store closes.
The continuous price war in the Chinese automobile industry for several months has caused significant losses to car manufacturers and dealers. Following the bankruptcy of the well-known Guangdong automobile dealer Yongao Group, the world’s first 5S store of BMW, Xingdebao in Beijing, has been found to be “completely empty.”
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European Parliament passes resolution supporting Taiwan, condemning CCP’s military provocations.
On Thursday (24th), the European Parliament overwhelmingly passed the latest resolution in support of Taiwan, condemning the CCP’s military provocations around Taiwan and the distortion of UN Resolution 2758, rejecting the CCP’s misinterpretation of international rules hindering Taiwan’s participation in international organizations, and calling on the EU to block the CCP using diplomatic and economic means.
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China’s local government financing vehicle defaults on non-standard financing at a record high of $800 billion.
The default rate of China’s local government financing vehicles on non-standard debts has reached a record high. Analysts estimate that the overall default scale could reach $800 billion, potentially putting many individual investors in a predicament, and indicating that problems with bad debts of local government financing tools (LGFVs) are escalating.
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US sues 8 Chinese companies and employees, accusing them of manufacturing and distributing fentanyl.
On Thursday (October 24), the US Department of Justice announced the indictment of eight Chinese chemical companies and eight of their employees, accusing them of federal crimes, including attempted distribution of synthetic opiates and precursor chemicals used to produce fentanyl and money laundering.
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Victim: Human trafficker Yu Huaying sentenced to death with no remorse.
The retrial of Yu Huaying, who trafficked 17 children, took place on October 25 in the first instance in Guiyang Intermediate Court, Guizhou Province. Yu Huaying was once again sentenced to death. According to one of the abducted individuals, Yang Nühua, Yu Huaying showed no remorse whatsoever.
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CCP controls social media bots to disrupt US elections, experts discuss countermeasures.
Microsoft’s new research shows that a massive army of social media bots controlled by the CCP is attempting to influence the US elections, targeting several anti-CCP federal legislators. Two China experts focusing on the event have shared their views on the impact of the CCP’s actions and how the US can counter them.
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“Communist Party doesn’t let me live,” Qingdao driver hits over fifty cars in succession.
On the night of October 23, a retaliatory social incident occurred near Renmin Road in Qingdao, Shandong. The driver of a cement tanker shouted, “The Communist Party doesn’t let me live, I want to kill people,” as he continuously rammed into over fifty cars.
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Only 12 days left until the election, how are the electoral conditions in the seven battleground states for Trump and Harris?
With less than two weeks left until the 2024 US Presidential election, Vice President Harris and former President Trump are neck and neck in the crucial swing states, almost in a tie. The latest polls indicate that this situation will continue until November.
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Chairman of Great Wall Motors: China’s electric vehicles lack core technology.
Electric vehicles have been a key industry that the CCP has always supported and developed, but embarrassingly, their core technology still heavily relies on Western countries. Recently, the Chairman of Great Wall Motors, Wei Jianjun, stated that China’s electric vehicles lack core technology, with components like electric motors, control systems, and chips being imported from abroad.