Why is China so obsessed with intimidating the Philippines?
Because a smaller country keeps doing what Beijing hates most — showing the world what is happening.
Truth is apparently the biggest threat for China!
China has lost its mind
Now they’re saying Japan copied its flag from Ming dynasty's 'Sun-Moon Flag'
That flag existed in Japan long before Ming Dynasty was even born
Next, they’ll claim Japan is Chinese territory because of the flag
This is preparation for bigger lies
🚨🚨 Make sure you pay your employees.
A worker in Quanzhou, China 🇨🇳.
He slept under a bridge for three days and had no money to buy a train ticket home for the Chinese New Year, nor did he have any money for food.
So he decided to set fire to the boss's 40,000-square-meter warehouse, causing an estimated direct economic loss of 4 billion RMB!💰
No practical steps from Berlin recently to reestablish contact with Moscow — Kremlin spox Peskov
'We hear many discussions among European politicians, but this is not translating into the actual policies of these countries'
'That said, Russia remains open to dialogue'
Protesters had sporadic clashes with authorities, according to emerging visuals. Even as security forces tried to hold the crowds at bay, people gathered in batches of hundreds at the Jantar Mantar protest area and crowded Tolstoy Marg on the north end of the protest strip. CJP leaders appealed to protesters to demonstrate peacefully.
📸 @Sushil_Verma9
https://t.co/0LNxKZ2F29
@CarlZha Brainwashed people in China nowadays think Chinese citizens must support Chinese gov, those who don't must've been brainwashed by Western imperialists.
People rallied outside the Chinese Embassy in Manila, denouncing Beijing's aggressive actions in South China Sea.
China keeps targeting Philippines some or other way. They harass and they demean us so that we give up.
Philippines won't surrender. @leisbeth_recto@mrbcyber
Hong Kong’s book lovers are packing the city’s book fair, an annual event run by a government-established statutory body.
But this year's event took place against the backdrop of national security raids and arrests at two independent bookstores, while two others were reportedly banned from taking part in the fair.
In full: https://t.co/YeVRfUNhIV
Photo: Kyle Lam/HKFP.
🇯🇵 A foreign person in Japan decided to use the sales floor as his own personal changing room.
Isn't it common sense everywhere around the world to not do this?
China is buying US Universities
Sanctioned Chinese entities have given over $300 million to US Universities. This money is being used to buy influence and develop technology for the Chinese military
A report on Stanford shows just how corrupting this money is on institutions🔗
Russian Agricultural Exports To China Up 41% In H1 2026
https://t.co/scjcY999D0
Russia's exports of agricultural products to China has grown 41% in H1 2026, with organic produce very much a growth development market. We look at the Chinese consumer trends and Russia's organic certification processes.
#ChinaSeen Nestled in the deserts of northwest China's Gansu Province, the #UNESCO World Heritage Mogao Caves are the world's largest and best-preserved Buddhist cave art site, with a collection of 735 caves spanning a cliff face 1,700 meters long. Among them are 492 caves housing paintings and sculptures dating back to the 4th century AD. Adorned with intricate murals, sculptures and architectural designs, they bear witness to the dynamic cultural exchanges along the Silk Road.
The construction of the #MogaoCaves is generally believed to have begun sometime in the 4th century AD, when they served as places of Buddhist meditation for hermit monks. The caves continued to be expanded until the 14th century, eventually becoming places of worship and pilgrimage for the public.
The Mogao Caves, an unparalleled treasure trove of ancient art, offer invaluable insight into the evolution of Chinese art, religious beliefs and daily life over the course of a millennium. Along with the Longmen Grottoes and the Yungang Grottoes, they are one of the three great ancient Buddhist sculptural sites in China. (Photos via VCG and IC) #ChinaTravel #CivilizationsShine
China closed nearly 30,000 kindergartens and primary schools in just one year, exposing a catastrophic demographic collapse that Beijing can no longer hide. A devastating report by Caixin Global reveals the painful reality of a society rapidly running out of children.
During peak periods, roughly 50 to 60 preschools vanished every single day. The sudden wave of closures has already wiped out more than 170,000 teaching jobs, leaving thousands of young educators stranded in an increasingly bleak job market.
This is the long-term fallout of decades of rigid CCP social engineering. Between the lingering scars of the one-child policy and soaring costs of living, ordinary citizens are simply choosing not to bring children into the system. In 2025, annual births plummeted to a record low of just 7.92 million, which is roughly half of what they were a decade ago.
President Lai Ching-te called on members of Taiwan’s Democratic Progressive Party to oppose Beijing's 'red terror' and said the island must not become a part of China https://t.co/ASw2sD0dFC