Tag Archives: China Insight

On September 20, 2021, the home page of qstheory.cn published an article entitled "Achieving the 'two safeguards' is the primary political task", which was followed up and reprinted by many media such as worker.cn and theory.people.com.cn. In Communist China, no matter what you do, once you set the tone as a political task, you must accomplish it without conditions, and you cannot question whether the task is reasonable.

November 25th, Wuhan. A policeman was suspected of being drunk and beating people during law enforcement, which caused public outrage. November 23, Fushun, Liaoning. A Grandpa made a calculation that he could only see his granddaughter 20 more times for the next 10 years if he’s still living. Young people being separated from their families

According to a report by Voice of America on October 10, China's National Development and Reform Commission released the "Market Access Negative List (2021 Edition)" on its official website on October 8 to solicit the so-called public opinions. The list this year has added "prohibited" content related to six sectors, including the prohibition of non-public capital from engaging in media-related businesses. This means that the authorities will stop all non-public capital investment or entry into news-related industries.

The migrant workers in “high growth urban eras” can never afford an apartment even with their lifetime's salaries.

The migrant workers in “high growth urban eras” can never afford an apartment even with their lifetime's salaries.

November 2nd, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. Large amounts of tanks and military vehicles have been spotted during transit near Shangcheng District, where the ancient ruin of a South Song dynasty palace is located.

November 2nd, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. Large amounts of tanks and military vehicles have been spotted during transit near Shangcheng District, where the ancient ruin of a South Song dynasty palace is located.

Oct. 29th, Xingtai, Hebei. Elementary school students were forced to be vaccinated.

On September 16, the official wechat account of Luohe Inspection published an article titled "I am a Luohe inspector and I do not beat the elderly", which was later deleted.

On the evening of August 22, it was reported that about 60,000 people had trouble with water and electricity utilization. Power and communication outages also happened in some towns and villages.