Inside China

By Mary Hong Eileen, a high-level manager in a Chinese internet company, decided to leave China after experiencing years of police harassment because her ID labeled her as “a member of…

Zoo in southwest China calls for help to feed endangered tigers By Alex Wu On Sept. 10, the day of the traditional Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, the Chinese communist regime reported new…

By Sophia Lam Residents in a locked down region of China’s Wuhan took to the streets on Sept. 4 confronting police and security guards to protest against an ongoing closure of their communities amid…

By Alex Wu China’s ruling communist party (CCP) has locked down the world’s largest electronics market and the urban districts in its megacity Shenzhen, which is China’s economic center. Meanwhile, a Chinese…

By Sophia Lam People on a sightseeing trip to Tibet did not expect their journey would come to a halt on a bridge because of a recent COVID-19 outbreak in that country. Among…

By Sophia Lam Mr. Lin and his family were hoping for a nice family holiday together but are now stuck in the Chinese regime’s lockdown in what has been a confronting trip. Travelling from…

By Kane Zhang The recent surge of Omicron infections in Xinjiang and Tibet since the beginning of August has prompted Chinese authorities to impose “zero-COVID” policies on several major cities in…

By Nicole Hao The county of Dancheng in China’s central Henan province stopped its bus service on Aug. 12 after its drivers went without pay for several months. Local authorities forced…

By Alex Wu China has put several more of its cities and tens of millions of residents under new lockdowns, including the world’s largest wholesale hub and port cities. Many travelers…

By Alex Wu The Chinese communist regime has put the world largest wholesale hub, Yiwu city in east China, under semi lockdown due to a new outbreak of COVID-19. Meanwhile, “China’s Hawaii” in…