Jenny Li
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Professor at Fordham University Shares His Understanding After Reading Article by Founder of Falun Gong
On the eve of Chinese New Year, Mr. Li Hongzhi, founder of the spiritual practice Falun Gong, published an article titled “How Humankind Came To Be.” Mr. Li said he disclosed heavenly secrets in this article, which are meant to “provide a true picture of affairs, and to give people another chance at salvation.” After reading the article, William ... → Read More
20-Year-Old Chinese Man Put on Trial for Sharing Picture of Lotus Flower
All Wang Dushan did was forward two innocuous pictures over the Chinese Internet. → Read More
Chinese Lawyers Get the Kafka Treatment in Falun Gong Case
Local police chief Sui Tingfu, was sued for illegally detaining adherents of Falun Gong, a spiritual practice persecuted by the Communist Party. → Read More
It's Official: 'Spreading Rumors' Online in China Will Get You in Jail
The laws appear to expand a 2013 judicial interpretation defining the kinds of online behavior that constitute “serious violations.” → Read More
Citizens in China Step Forward to Support Prosecution of Jiang Zemin
1,577 residents of Hunan have signed a petition supporting a campaign to sue the former Chinese leader. → Read More
Extensive Logging in the Name of 'Forest Restoration' Threatens Natural Habitat of Pandas
Greenpeace suggested that loopholes in the management of forests were the root causes of destructive, large scale natural forest clearance and conversion. → Read More
Murder of Teacher Highlights China's 'Left Behind Children'
A 52-year-old teacher was robbed and beaten to death in the dormitory of an elementary school in southern China recently. → Read More
Amnesty International Aids Chinese Woman's Escape From Persecution Against Falun Gong
There's often doubt that the Party's repression can be meaningfully allayed through nonviolent means—but a recent case from Taiwan offers hope. → Read More
Chinese Scholar: China's Society Could Be Sliding Into Disorder
The enormous chasm in today's China between the rich, privileged classes and the masses of poor could destabilize the nation, a Chinese scholar has warned. → Read More
Chinese in North Korea Said to Be Sentenced or Executed as Relations Sour
HK media reported that over a hundred people have been arrested, sentenced to prison, or executed by North Korea's National Security Department. → Read More
China's Weeds That Grow on Your Head: Fashion or Prophesy?
China's latest fashion trend has concerning connotations for anyone familiar with traditional Chinese culture. → Read More
Disturbing Trend of Suicide Among Rural Chinese Seniors
According to Liu, suicide has become a normal way for seniors in impoverished rural areas, especially those suffering from illness, to exit life. → Read More
China's Anti-Corruption Boss Wang Qishan Says His Agency Needs to be Cleaned Up
Wang Qishan, head of the Chinese regime's disciplinary agency, stressed that the agency was no “holy land” and vowed to root out violations in its ranks. → Read More
Real Smoke Used in Chinese Air Defense Drill Injures 150 Students
The school used a smoke generator in order to enhance the reality of air defense, but it malfunctioned. → Read More
Chinese Regime Documents Say Falun Gong Still in the Party's Crosshairs
Party documents issued this year show that persecution of the traditional spiritual practice Falun Gong is still being carried out as official policy. → Read More
Chinese Anti-Corruption Agency Targets 'Criminal Nests' in Military Police Logistics
The Armed Police’s close relations with both central and local authorities facilities illicit activity among its officers. → Read More
Executives at Chinese Securities Firm Sacked for Insider Trading
The son of powerful Chinese official Liu Yunshan wielded direct influence over the company's CEO. → Read More
Release of Chinese Activists a 'Bargaining Chip' Before Xi-Obama Summit
In what appears to be a diplomatic gesture, a jailed Chinese rights lawyer and activist was reportedly released by regime authorities. → Read More
Chinese Voyeurism Site Surveiled Cities Across the Country
In the province of Jiangsu only, over 600 live video feeds were available, according to the state-run Xinhua news agency. → Read More
Faced With Forced Demolition, Chinese Villagers Respond With Homemade Artillery
Rather than be forced off his land by officially-backed real estate developers, a Chinese man built a mortar to fight back. → Read More