Olivia Li
Author
Olivia Li is a contributor to The Epoch Times with a focus on China-related topics since 2012.
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Insider Reveals Beijing’s Anxiety Over Sudden Regional Shift After US Strikes on Iran
U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites prompt Chinese leaders to urgently revise military plans and foreign messaging.
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Debt, Closures, and Despair Sweep China’s East
A surge of business closures has hit one of China’s wealthiest regions, with recovery nowhere in sight.
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Kindergartens Shut Down Across China as Birth Rate Falls
China’s birth rate is plunging as young adults cite financial strain, career pressure, and the high cost of childrearing.
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Sudden Death of Former Top Chinese Military Leader and Low Profile Funeral Raise Eyebrows
The sudden death of Chinese military figure Xu Qiliang is shrouded in mystery, with a low-key funeral drawing further scrutiny.
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Chinese Bank Scandal Victims Attacked by Security While Petitioning Over Frozen Accounts, Source Says
Depositors affected by a major Henan banking collapse were allegedly attacked while seeking answers from authorities over frozen funds.
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With Power Waning, Xi Jinping Loses Influence in US–China Talks: Analysts
Experts point to signs of Xi Jinping’s declining authority, which undermines his influence in U.S.–China negotiations.
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Waves of Strikes and Protests Sweep Across China Amid Growing Economic Strain
Protests by workers and citizens are spreading across China, exposing rising social unrest and deepening cracks in the country’s economy.
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Forced Travel and Surveillance: Beijing’s Preemptive Strike on Tiananmen Square Memorials
Dissidents across China have been placed under surveillance or warned to remain silent ahead of the 36th anniversary of the CCP’s Tiananmen Square Massacre.
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Observers Say Xi Jinping’s Exit Could Be Imminent Amid Internal Pushback
Signals from within the Chinese Communist Party suggest a managed exit may be underway, as old factions resurface and loyalists fall.
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Locals Question Death Toll After Chemical Blast in Eastern China
Victims’ families and residents allege underreporting and information lockdown.
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Insider Reveals Beijing’s Anxiety Over Sudden Regional Shift After US Strikes on Iran
U.S. strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites prompt Chinese leaders to urgently revise military plans and foreign messaging.
|
Debt, Closures, and Despair Sweep China’s East
A surge of business closures has hit one of China’s wealthiest regions, with recovery nowhere in sight.
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Kindergartens Shut Down Across China as Birth Rate Falls
China’s birth rate is plunging as young adults cite financial strain, career pressure, and the high cost of childrearing.
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Sudden Death of Former Top Chinese Military Leader and Low Profile Funeral Raise Eyebrows
The sudden death of Chinese military figure Xu Qiliang is shrouded in mystery, with a low-key funeral drawing further scrutiny.
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Chinese Bank Scandal Victims Attacked by Security While Petitioning Over Frozen Accounts, Source Says
Depositors affected by a major Henan banking collapse were allegedly attacked while seeking answers from authorities over frozen funds.
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With Power Waning, Xi Jinping Loses Influence in US–China Talks: Analysts
Experts point to signs of Xi Jinping’s declining authority, which undermines his influence in U.S.–China negotiations.
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Waves of Strikes and Protests Sweep Across China Amid Growing Economic Strain
Protests by workers and citizens are spreading across China, exposing rising social unrest and deepening cracks in the country’s economy.
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Forced Travel and Surveillance: Beijing’s Preemptive Strike on Tiananmen Square Memorials
Dissidents across China have been placed under surveillance or warned to remain silent ahead of the 36th anniversary of the CCP’s Tiananmen Square Massacre.
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Observers Say Xi Jinping’s Exit Could Be Imminent Amid Internal Pushback
Signals from within the Chinese Communist Party suggest a managed exit may be underway, as old factions resurface and loyalists fall.
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Locals Question Death Toll After Chemical Blast in Eastern China
Victims’ families and residents allege underreporting and information lockdown.
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