Thinking About China

NTDTV's signal experienced disruption and outage leading up to 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China.

China's politics are sometimes confusing to the people in the West. Who is the real leader of China?

Sixty years of communist Chinese history is not glorious, nor is it great. It is a journey of ...

China's high-powered economic engine continues to drive discussions about its influence on the world.

Many Chinese are fooled by the Chinese communist regime and think it did a good job keeping the ...

The recent bullying of Google by the Chinese Communist regime shows the problems U.S. businesses have in China.

Communist Party's propaganda website: ... overseas language schools are one of the “three pillars” of propaganda effort.

The toppling of a 13-story apartment building in Shanghai might be only the tip of the iceberg of ...

An almost completed Shanghai apartment building, part of the Lotus Riverside Court development, simply toppled over.

The Chinese regime wants censorship software in every Chinese computer—and they want it to censor political material.

The use of implication greatly complicates the fight by the Chinese people for freedom and human rights.

Despite the Chinese regime appearing to have modernised don't be fooled, it is still up to its old ...

Behind the scenes, China is playing a double role in North Korea's nuclear tests.

The notion that free trade would encourage China's leaders to improve human rights is wishful thinking.

When the Chinese regime wants to persecute a group, it simply passes laws legalizing human rights violations.

Edward McMillan-Scott writes an open letter calling for action to end the persecution of Falun Gong.

If a regime can't follow its own constitution, how seriously should we take any other promises it makes?

China, brittle? Anyone who knows something about anything would say China is at its peak.

The Chinese communist regime's former leader Jiang Zemin, joined the KGB in 1955 while he was a student ...

In an act celeberated at the Moncloa Palace in late February, Spanish public television signed a covenant of ...

Chinese human rights lawyer Zheng Enchong explains why he abandoned and rejected the Chinese Communist Party

I'd like to announce to the world that I quit the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), as excitedly as ...

China's crackdown in 2008 on political dissent, the media, and the free exercise of religion, is incompatible with ...

In Shanghai, in the early morning of November 26, Yang Jia was executed for the murder of six ...

The Epoch Times Editorial Board discusses the "Nine Commentaries on the Communist Party"

Chinese state media today released information from unidentified sources who revealed a plot currently being undertaken to "grasp ...

The Chinese Communist Party's response to a United Nations Committee's criticisms of human rights in the People's Republic ...