Social Issues

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.

A survivor of the Tiananmen Square Massacre said promoting the ‘Nine Commentaries’ is key to ending communist rule in China.

Local police have not yet identified how many people were injured during the collision and whether the crash was deliberate.

Analysts told The Epoch Times this could fuel discontent with the regime and create catalysts for social unrest.

The attack occurred days after another mass casualty incident in which a man drove his vehicle into a crowd outside a sports stadium, killing 35.

The whistleblower’s father said his son, a hospital intern, refused to source child donors and thus may have been murdered, according to an Epoch Times source.

The incident took place a day before Zhuhai City is set to host one of China’s largest civil and military air shows.

China watchers attributed the reluctance of young people to get married to the high unemployment rate and rising costs of living.

China’s sluggish economy is causing ticket prices to fall, hitting airlines’ bottom line.

Job applications in the public sector have hit a record high amid China’s unemployment crisis and gloomy economy.

Faced with grim career prospects, China’s youths are coping with stress and frustration through unconventional ways.

Experts say these cases could be rooted in a combination of widespread discontent, economic hardship, and political repression.

The recent change in China’s struggling pension system will leave older Chinese farmers with fewer years to enjoy their pensions and more years to contribute.