Wang He
Author
Wang He has master’s degrees in law and history, and has studied the international communist movement. He was a university lecturer and an executive of a large private firm in China. Wang now lives in North America and has published commentaries on China’s current affairs and politics since 2017.
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China Recorded the Lowest Birth Rate in 2025: A Look at the Factors Behind the Decline
The decline in birth rates can be viewed as a silent protest by the people against the Chinese Communist Party.
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China’s Major Scandals in 2025 Reveal a Society in Free Fall Under the CCP
Scandals among China’s political and social elite are widespread. However, due to CCP censorship, only a very small portion of cases is ever made public.
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A Vegetarian Diet Can Heal—or Harm—Depending on Dietary Choices
While plant-based diets are generally healthy, some people develop an unbalanced nutritional profile, increasing their risk for metabolic or chronic conditions.
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How the Trump Admin’s Defense Moves Are Increasing Pressure on Beijing
From outbound investment controls to a record Taiwan arms sale, Washington is signaling a tougher approach toward Beijing.
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Taiwan Back in the Spotlight of Trump–Xi Talks—What’s Behind It?
Beijing is trying to drive a wedge between Washington and Tokyo while also indirectly constraining the United States.
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Guangdong: Why China’s ‘Economic Locomotive’ Is Losing Steam
Guangdong Province’s sluggish economy reflects the broader national picture—both are shaped by Beijing’s refusal to undertake genuine political reform.
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China’s Declining Foreign Direct Investment: Why Global Capital Is Turning Away and Why Beijing Can’t Stop It
The Chinese market, which was once a highly sought-after destination for international capital, is now regarded as a high-risk environment.
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How the CCP Dismantled China’s Demographic Health
China’s demographic crisis—marked by rapid population aging, low fertility, and a shrinking workforce—is the result of decades of strict CCP family planning.
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How Communist China Is Bending the UN to Its Will
Why did the United Nations deny press access to The Epoch Times?
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China Recorded the Lowest Birth Rate in 2025: A Look at the Factors Behind the Decline
The decline in birth rates can be viewed as a silent protest by the people against the Chinese Communist Party.
|
China’s Major Scandals in 2025 Reveal a Society in Free Fall Under the CCP
Scandals among China’s political and social elite are widespread. However, due to CCP censorship, only a very small portion of cases is ever made public.
|
A Vegetarian Diet Can Heal—or Harm—Depending on Dietary Choices
While plant-based diets are generally healthy, some people develop an unbalanced nutritional profile, increasing their risk for metabolic or chronic conditions.
|
How the Trump Admin’s Defense Moves Are Increasing Pressure on Beijing
From outbound investment controls to a record Taiwan arms sale, Washington is signaling a tougher approach toward Beijing.
|
Taiwan Back in the Spotlight of Trump–Xi Talks—What’s Behind It?
Beijing is trying to drive a wedge between Washington and Tokyo while also indirectly constraining the United States.
|
Guangdong: Why China’s ‘Economic Locomotive’ Is Losing Steam
Guangdong Province’s sluggish economy reflects the broader national picture—both are shaped by Beijing’s refusal to undertake genuine political reform.
|
China’s Declining Foreign Direct Investment: Why Global Capital Is Turning Away and Why Beijing Can’t Stop It
The Chinese market, which was once a highly sought-after destination for international capital, is now regarded as a high-risk environment.
|
How the CCP Dismantled China’s Demographic Health
China’s demographic crisis—marked by rapid population aging, low fertility, and a shrinking workforce—is the result of decades of strict CCP family planning.
|
How Communist China Is Bending the UN to Its Will
Why did the United Nations deny press access to The Epoch Times?
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