Michael Zhuang
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Michael Zhuang is a contributor to The Epoch Times with a focus on China-related topics.
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China’s Spy Agency Floods Social Media With Vague Warnings
Ministry of State Security’s social media campaigns stir more skepticism than fear.
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Fiji Pushes Back on China’s Military Ambitions, Calls for Pacific Unity
The country’s stance is the latest sign of a shifting power dynamic in the South Pacific, say experts.
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Censored Tribute to Former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Fuels Speculation of CCP Infighting
Observers see the deletion as another signal of internal tensions between different factions of the CCP.
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China’s New Internet ID Prompts Fears of Total Digital Surveillance and Control
The system is already integrated into more than 400 apps, spanning e-commerce, health care, tourism, education, and public services.
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Purges of Top Tech Officials Show Cracks in China’s Big Data Ambitions
Officials are often detained in secret, disappear from public view, and are quietly removed from their posts.
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How a Once-Fervent Young Chinese Nationalist Broke Free From the CCP’s Propaganda Machine
July 1, the anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, carries deep personal significance for the former ‘little pink.’
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Falun Gong Practitioners Targeted by CCP’s Global Repression Campaign, Say US Faith Leaders, Experts
The campaign has involved smear articles in mainstream U.S. media, online disinformation, staged protests, and even bomb threats aimed at Shen Yun performances.
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Wage Delays Spread Across China, Fueling Fears of Local Fiscal Collapse
‘Now, the crisis is hitting core services like education, health care, and sanitation,’ an expert said.
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China’s Spy Agency Floods Social Media With Vague Warnings
Ministry of State Security’s social media campaigns stir more skepticism than fear.
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Fiji Pushes Back on China’s Military Ambitions, Calls for Pacific Unity
The country’s stance is the latest sign of a shifting power dynamic in the South Pacific, say experts.
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Censored Tribute to Former Chinese Premier Li Keqiang Fuels Speculation of CCP Infighting
Observers see the deletion as another signal of internal tensions between different factions of the CCP.
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China’s New Internet ID Prompts Fears of Total Digital Surveillance and Control
The system is already integrated into more than 400 apps, spanning e-commerce, health care, tourism, education, and public services.
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Purges of Top Tech Officials Show Cracks in China’s Big Data Ambitions
Officials are often detained in secret, disappear from public view, and are quietly removed from their posts.
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How a Once-Fervent Young Chinese Nationalist Broke Free From the CCP’s Propaganda Machine
July 1, the anniversary of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, carries deep personal significance for the former ‘little pink.’
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Falun Gong Practitioners Targeted by CCP’s Global Repression Campaign, Say US Faith Leaders, Experts
The campaign has involved smear articles in mainstream U.S. media, online disinformation, staged protests, and even bomb threats aimed at Shen Yun performances.
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Wage Delays Spread Across China, Fueling Fears of Local Fiscal Collapse
‘Now, the crisis is hitting core services like education, health care, and sanitation,’ an expert said.
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