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Six Years After Li Wenliang’s Death, Overseas Chinese Rally in New York for CCP Accountability
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What Shen Yun’s Dancers Carry Onto the Stage
Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years as Beijing ‘Settles Scores’ in Hong Kong
Veteran journalist Ho Leung-mau argues the ruling represents Beijing’s broader 'reckoning' against Hong Kong’s democratic movement and a clear signal that the city’s promised autonomy is finished
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Takaichi’s Overwhelming Election Victory Reshapes Japanese Parliament
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Jimmy Lai’s Sentencing Is Designed to End Hong Kong’s Press Freedom—for Good
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US and Russia Restore High-Level Military Communication After Abu Dhabi Talks
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Hong Kong Lawmaker Says UK’s ‘Pragmatic’ China Diplomacy Sets a Dangerous Precedent
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Panama Supreme Court Rules China‑Linked Port Contracts Unconstitutional
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Shanghai in Decline: Empty Streets, Vanishing Consumers, and Dwindling Traffic
Musk Pivots From Mars to Moon With Plan for Self-Sustaining Lunar City
Amid continued upheaval within the upper echelons of the Chinese military, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on Thursday, Feb 12 released a new round of Chinese-language propaganda videos aimed at attracting Chinese military officers dissatisfied with corruption and purges, injecting fresh resources into its human intelligence network targeting China.
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Pentagon Orders Second Aircraft Carrier Strike Group to Middle East as Iran Nuclear Talks Stall
By Tian Jingxin As negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program stall, tensions in
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NASA Confirms First Dark Matter Celestial Object: Cloud-9
Dark matter is an invisible, hypothetical form of matter in the universe.
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Southern California Man Convicted Of Acting As Unregistered CCP Agent
By Jin Yan Yaoning “Mike” Sun, a Chinese American man in Southern
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- HBE Students Welcome the Lunar New Year Through Culture, Stories, and Play
By Ge Jianxiong For many Chinese citizens under 40, the phrase “home raid” may carry little meaning. In contemporary China, there is no legal category by that name. Private residences and personal property are protected by law, and searches or confiscations require authorization from police or the courts. During the
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Hubei Psychiatric Hospitals Accused of Insurance Fraud and Indefinite Detention in Explosive Commentary
By Chen Jing In prison, there is at least a sentence. In some parts of central China, there
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Xi Jinping Scrambles After Public Speculation About Zhang Youxia’s Fate Forces the CCP’s Hand
The Chinese Communist Party abruptly announced it would review the legislative credentials of unnamed delegates later this month,
By Zhou Ling Global demand for matcha has overwhelmed Japan's artisanal supply chain. With tea gardens rationing sales and buyers scrambling for a single tin, the world's most coveted green powder now sits at the center of a brewing conflict between tradition and scale. Matcha prices in Japan surged 170
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Takaichi’s Rise: How Matsushita, Abe, and Lee Teng-hui Shaped Japan’s First Woman Prime Minister
By Cao Changqing When Sanae Takaichi led the Liberal Democratic Party to
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South Korea’s Former President Yoon Suk Yeol Faces Death Penalty as Insurrection Trial Reaches Climax
Yoon Suk Yeol, the former president who stunned the world by declaring
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Japan’s Takaichi to Meet Trump as She Pushes Alliance Expansion and Constitutional Revision
By Yang Tianzi Japan’s political system has entered a historic phase. In
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- Reflections in Time: A Heaven of Blooming Flowers
Leather shoes are a timeless wardrobe essential. Whether worn for work, formal events, or everyday style, a good pair of leather shoes can instantly elevate your look and boost your confidence. But over time, even the best shoes can start to lose their shine. Dust, scuffs, rainwater, and daily wear
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Food That Remembers: Chef Michael Otsuka of Orsay
There are chefs whose food speaks loudly. And then there are those whose food remembers. Chef Michael Otsuka belongs to the latter. His dishes do not announce themselves or chase novelty. They arrive quietly—through scent first, then texture, then something deeper that settles before you know what it is. Memory,
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The Weight of a Wedding: What Was Lost Between ‘Bow to Heaven and Earth’ and ‘I Do’?
By Chen Jing In the worldview of the ancients, anything called a “ritual” was never performed solely for
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‘Fail to Preserve Vital Energy in Winter, Fall Sick in Spring:’ What Does ‘Preserve Vital Energy’ Mean?
By Sen Ge Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) places great emphasis on winter wellness. The Huangdi Neijing (Inner Canon
Some people appear to age more slowly than others, even without an elaborate skincare routine. Nutrition researchers have long argued that the difference lies not in cosmetics but in daily diet. What people consume consistently shapes skin tone, energy levels, sleep quality, and long-term metabolic health. Across studies cited by
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From ALS Diagnosis to Recovery: Dr. Wang Zhiyuan’s Personal Testimony
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), commonly known as “Lou Gehrig’s disease” or “gradual freezing disease” in Chinese, is listed
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You May Be Sick of the Cold, But Cold Is Not What Makes You Sick. Here’s Why.
Many people across cultures grow up hearing that cold weather makes you sick. Going outside without a coat,
When then-leader Mao Zedong unleashed the brutality and chaos of the Cultural Revolution in 1966, along with the violent “Destroy the Four Olds” campaign that devastated China’s historical and cultural inheritance, Chiang Kai-shek was pursuing a much different project across the Taiwan Strait: A state-led revival of traditional Chinese heritage.
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Three Winter Wellness Recipes: How to Cook Nourishing and Naturally Sweet Soups
By Yang Meiyu When the weather turns cold, the body’s metabolism and blood circulation tend to slow down.
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Global Crisis in Focus: ‘The Unrestricted War’ Maps a Smoke-Free Battlefield
By Yang Bingfang The world’s first film set against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Unrestricted War