Social Issues

Since the 2003 SARS epidemic, the Chinese regime’s approach to health crises has remained unchanged, a doctor told The Epoch Times.

Adding to the troubling trend, China’s birth rate is staying low, while divorce rates are rising.

The Chinese Communist regime has been the ’most prolific perpetrator' of transnational repression over the past decade, according to Freedom House.

Experts say the Chinese regime’s censorship is killing the popular genre with a market of $5 billion.

Some Chinese electric vehicle makers saw a more than 50 percent sales drop.

Observers say the real number of protests is much higher, as most information is blocked by the Chinese regime’s pervasive censorship apparatus.

Empty malls and trains during the holiday period reflect the country’s economic strains.

A string of mass attacks that occurred across China recently has raised concerns about how people deal with the frustration under the tight control of the CCP.

Three of the five reservoirs have been emptied, which a hydrologist said indicates serious problems.

‘Tibet has been ’liberated‘ for over 70 years—why are the houses still in such poor condition?’ one netizen asked.

WADA has been under fire for its handling of the scandal involving 23 Chinese swimmers.

The quake came on the heels of a deadly 7.1-magnitude earthquake that struck the far western region of Tibet a day earlier.

‘The problem is the Chinese government didn’t provide systematic data for the outside world to understand what is the real situation,’ said Sean Lin.

The virus outbreak in China coincides with the five-year anniversary of COVID-19, with the WHO recently renewing requests for China to share related data.

Chinese students are feeling increasingly frustrated and helpless due to the heavy burden of academic pressures and the stresses of daily life.

The incident is one of the spate of tragic events that have occurred across China in recent months.

Open questions remain as to the motives of attackers in these incidents.

Rights activist Li Yingzhi referenced a saying by Chinese sage Lao Tzu: ‘If the people do not fear death, what use is there in threatening them with death?’

Through the movement, China’s millennia-old traditions are making a comeback over communism, experts said.