China sent ships and planes close to Taiwan 2,700 times
The Chinese military sent military aircraft and naval vessels close to Taiwan more than 2,700 times in the past 9 months, and the island deployed nearly 3,000 sorties.
China strives to become an overnight economic star
Not only do retailers and shopping malls have their lights on, but the Chinese Government wants healthcare and public services to also stay awake with the night economy.
Australia requests an investigation into China regarding Covid-19
Australia is skeptical about China’s transparency during the Covid-19 pandemic, demanding an international investigation into the origin and way of spread of nCoV.
Nick John
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- conference
- December 22, 2023
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US-China tensions cast a shadow over the WHO conference
World Health Organization launches first international online conference but US-China tensions could undermine global efforts to fight Covid-19.
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- struggling
- December 21, 2023
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China is struggling to restart its economy
Despite the urging of officials, many businesses in China have not yet opened due to concerns about the pneumonia epidemic.
China sent more armored personnel carriers near the Taiwan Strait
The Chinese Army reinforced many ZTD-05 amphibious armored vehicles and PCL191 artillery pieces for the Eastern War Zone, in charge of the Taiwan Strait.
US officials go to Taiwan and China to hold exercises
The Chinese military began exercises near the Taiwan Strait on the same day US Deputy Secretary of State Keith Krach visited the island.
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- China
- December 6, 2023
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China bails out businesses
China Providing equipment to prevent the nCov epidemic, low-interest loan packages, tax reduction, land lease… are government measures to support businesses, especially SME groups.
Strange bagua village in China
It is said that, when you arrive at Zhuge Bagua village – `China’s number one village`, if there is no familiar person in the village to guide you, you can only enter but never get out.
