Xin Ning
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Xin Ning is a contributor to The Epoch Times with a focus on China-related topics.
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US Intel Report: Corruption Is an ‘Endemic Feature’ of Chinese Communist Party
The report reflects a ‘first step’ that U.S. officials are taking to expose Chinese communist authorities’ corruption and Achilles’ heel, an expert says.
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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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CCP Uses Psychiatric Drugs to Persecute Its Own Officials: Insider
‘This is an extremely shocking situation—such things didn’t even happen during the Cultural Revolution,’ said former law professor Yuan Hongbing.
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Winter Earthquake in Tibet Reveals Lack of Investment in Local Infrastructure
‘Tibet has been ’liberated‘ for over 70 years—why are the houses still in such poor condition?’ one netizen asked.
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Chinese Military Shakeup Reveals CCP Power Crisis
The demise of top Chinese military officials are signs that Xi Jinping is facing an intense challenge to his control within the Party.
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China’s Cheap Food and Beverage Chains Spark Service Dumping Concerns
Some Chinese restaurant chains are aggressively pricing their way into overseas markets, creating new challenges for local businesses.
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Japan Strengthens Critical Minerals Cooperation With Peru
At the recent APEC summit in Peru, Japan and Peru agreed to cooperate on building resilient supply chains for critical minerals.
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Global Economic Risks Spark Calls to Tie US Dollar to Gold Again
Some economists advocate a return to the gold standard, criticizing the fiat currency system as the root cause of government overspending and inflation.
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Chinese Youth Start New ‘Losing My Mind’ Trend Amid High Jobless Rate
Faced with grim career prospects, China’s youths are coping with stress and frustration through unconventional ways.
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US Intel Report: Corruption Is an ‘Endemic Feature’ of Chinese Communist Party
The report reflects a ‘first step’ that U.S. officials are taking to expose Chinese communist authorities’ corruption and Achilles’ heel, an expert says.
|
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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CCP Uses Psychiatric Drugs to Persecute Its Own Officials: Insider
‘This is an extremely shocking situation—such things didn’t even happen during the Cultural Revolution,’ said former law professor Yuan Hongbing.
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Winter Earthquake in Tibet Reveals Lack of Investment in Local Infrastructure
‘Tibet has been ’liberated‘ for over 70 years—why are the houses still in such poor condition?’ one netizen asked.
|
Chinese Military Shakeup Reveals CCP Power Crisis
The demise of top Chinese military officials are signs that Xi Jinping is facing an intense challenge to his control within the Party.
|
China’s Cheap Food and Beverage Chains Spark Service Dumping Concerns
Some Chinese restaurant chains are aggressively pricing their way into overseas markets, creating new challenges for local businesses.
|
Japan Strengthens Critical Minerals Cooperation With Peru
At the recent APEC summit in Peru, Japan and Peru agreed to cooperate on building resilient supply chains for critical minerals.
|
Global Economic Risks Spark Calls to Tie US Dollar to Gold Again
Some economists advocate a return to the gold standard, criticizing the fiat currency system as the root cause of government overspending and inflation.
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Chinese Youth Start New ‘Losing My Mind’ Trend Amid High Jobless Rate
Faced with grim career prospects, China’s youths are coping with stress and frustration through unconventional ways.
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