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China
Bo Xilai Knows Too Much: Former Communist Party Advisor
February 23, 2012, 12:29 am
Zhou Yongkang feels threatened by Bo Xilai, according to a former advisor to high-level Party officials speaking anonymously with The Epoch Times’ Chinese edition.
Bo Xilai’s Ambition to Rule
February 22, 2012, 7:24 pm
"My son Bo Xilai beat me down to the ground. When I saw that he was not afraid to cut his ties with family members, I knew he was good material for the next generation of the [...]
Zhou Yongkang Heads Public Security Apparatus
February 22, 2012, 5:56 pm
Zhou’s prompt marriage to former president’s Jiang Zemin’s niece greased the wheels on his path to the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) leadership.
Responsibility For Persecution Dogs CCP Leaders
February 22, 2012, 4:11 pm
In succession battles in the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders regularly seek to assure they will not be held accountable for the crimes committed on their watch. The fear [...]
Regime
Who Gets to Control Chongqing and its Wayward Party Boss?
Chinese media reports reveal intense infighting in the Chinese regime’s Politburo Standing Committee.
Without Strongman to Hold Center, Party Devours Self
With each successive generation of leadership in the Chinese Communist Party, the power wielded by the man that sits at its helm has become less.
Infighting Fractures Chinese Regime
Bo Xilai Absent From Important Meeting, His Future Uncertain
Xi Jinping May Have to Heed Military Hot Heads
Chinese Would-Be Defector May Have Revealed Coup Plot to US
Business & Economy
Chinese Economic Growth Requires Restructuring Economy
Nichols Lardy discusses his new book on sustaining China’s economic growth at the Peterson Institute.
Land Led Decline in China’s Housing Markets
The decline in China’s housing prices has widened and deepened, with decline in land value leading the way.
China’s Risky Skyscraper Extravaganza
Chinese Company Accused of Fraud Puts Critics on Notice
Chinese State-Owned Enterprises Run Huge Losses in their Overseas Projects
Chinese Video Asks: Where’d All the Tax Money Go?
Culture
Stories from History: Promoting Those Who Speak Frankly for Honest Advice and Less Flattery
During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, there was a newly appointed official of the Emperor’s court. His name was Gao Wenya.
Eastern Dragons Manifest as Auspicious Figures
Jan. 23 marks this year’s Chinese New Year. After a Rabbit year, the upcoming year stands under the sign of the Dragon. Unlike Western dragons, in the Chinese tradition, [...]
Shen Yun Enchanting Audiences Worldwide (9 of 9)
Eastern Dragons Differ From Western Dragons
What Those Born Under the Dragon Sign Are Like
Some Great Individuals Born in the Year of the Dragon
Democracy & Human Rights
Parents of Persecuted Chinese Believer Zhou Xiangyang Sent to Brainwashing Center
“I can’t talk anymore, someone’s coming” were the last words whispered from the mouth of Wang Shaoping before she hung up her cell phone.
Uyghur Congress Denounces China’s ‘Patriotic Education’
The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) has criticized measures recently imposed by Beijing authorities, saying they will “trample” freedom of belief and foment religious persecution [...]
Would-be China Defector, Once Bo Xilai’s Right Hand, Oversaw Organ Harvesting
After Wukan’s Protest, Grieving Family Can’t Move On
Another Tibetan Self-Immolation in China
Critics to Be Gagged During 18th Conference in China
Society
Ten Die, Many Injured, in China Steel-Works Accident
Ten people died, three went missing, and 17 were injured in an explosion at a state-run steel factory in China.
Hong Kongers Want to Keep Mainland Drivers Out
Hong Kong locals protest over the government’s decision to allow mainland Chinese cars onto the island.
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