Lynn Xu
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Lynn Xu is an Epoch Times contributor focused on contemporary China issues.
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Beijing Doesn’t Know What to Do With Its Private Sector, Experts Say
Communist ideology fundamentally conflicts with private ownership, but businesses bring in the money, putting regime leadership in a bind.
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China’s Property Sector Faces ‘Total Meltdown’ Despite Stimulus Push, Experts Say
‘China’s real estate industry has not yet reached rock bottom, but the moment is approaching,’ an economist says.
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Gold Prices Keep Hitting Record Highs Amid US–China Tariff War
The persistent rise in gold prices indicates growing demand for gold as a safe-haven asset, largely driven by economic uncertainty and geopolitical risks.
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Weakening the Hong Kong Dollar May Hurt China More Than Tariffs Would, Experts Say
Beijing’s growing grip on Hong Kong is transforming the financial hub into a tool for advancing the yuan’s global influence.
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Recent Reports of Student Suicide Attempts Highlight Challenges in China’s Education System
Chinese students are feeling increasingly frustrated and helpless due to the heavy burden of academic pressures and the stresses of daily life.
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South Korea Should Sanction Chinese Nationals Involved in Forced Organ Harvesting: David Matas
‘Prohibiting [South] Korean complicity is entirely within the control of Korea,’ said the renowned international human rights lawyer.
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Beijing Adopts Softer Approach in Asia Amid Heightened US–China Tensions
Beijing has stepped up efforts to improve relations with its neighbors to prepare for the impact of steep tariffs from the incoming Trump administration.
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China’s Cash-Strapped Local Governments Use Law Enforcement to Raise Revenue Amid Debt Crisis
Private properties are targeted as a revenue source for debt-ridden local governments.
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CCP’s Border Concession to India Shows It Doesn’t Truly Care About China’s Territories
The Chinese Communist Party conceded to India in a territorial dispute over an area equivalent to 2 1/2 times the size of Taiwan.
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Beijing Doesn’t Know What to Do With Its Private Sector, Experts Say
Communist ideology fundamentally conflicts with private ownership, but businesses bring in the money, putting regime leadership in a bind.
|
China’s Property Sector Faces ‘Total Meltdown’ Despite Stimulus Push, Experts Say
‘China’s real estate industry has not yet reached rock bottom, but the moment is approaching,’ an economist says.
|
Gold Prices Keep Hitting Record Highs Amid US–China Tariff War
The persistent rise in gold prices indicates growing demand for gold as a safe-haven asset, largely driven by economic uncertainty and geopolitical risks.
|
Weakening the Hong Kong Dollar May Hurt China More Than Tariffs Would, Experts Say
Beijing’s growing grip on Hong Kong is transforming the financial hub into a tool for advancing the yuan’s global influence.
|
Recent Reports of Student Suicide Attempts Highlight Challenges in China’s Education System
Chinese students are feeling increasingly frustrated and helpless due to the heavy burden of academic pressures and the stresses of daily life.
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South Korea Should Sanction Chinese Nationals Involved in Forced Organ Harvesting: David Matas
‘Prohibiting [South] Korean complicity is entirely within the control of Korea,’ said the renowned international human rights lawyer.
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Beijing Adopts Softer Approach in Asia Amid Heightened US–China Tensions
Beijing has stepped up efforts to improve relations with its neighbors to prepare for the impact of steep tariffs from the incoming Trump administration.
|
China’s Cash-Strapped Local Governments Use Law Enforcement to Raise Revenue Amid Debt Crisis
Private properties are targeted as a revenue source for debt-ridden local governments.
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CCP’s Border Concession to India Shows It Doesn’t Truly Care About China’s Territories
The Chinese Communist Party conceded to India in a territorial dispute over an area equivalent to 2 1/2 times the size of Taiwan.
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