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Chinese Communist Party Forcing Youngsters To Join Its Youth Organisations during the Epidemic
While the schools in China remained closed due to the Wuhan virus in early March 2020, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) launched a nationwide campaign to force youngsters to join its affiliated organisations (the Young Pioneers and the Communist Youth League) via “DingTalk,” the largest mobile app Chinese students are using to study at home. It was developed…
Read MoreResidents in Wuhan: Only Falun Gong Cares about Us
What residents in Wuhan, at the epicentre of the COVID-19 outbreak, have seen and heard is completely at odds with what state-run media and Chinese Communist Party (CCP) officials have claimed. Many Wuhan residents are infuriated at how the regime has treated people during the outbreak. The CCP intentionally covered up the coronavirus outbreak in…
Read MoreWashingtonpost: Don’t blame ‘China’ for the coronavirus — blame the Chinese Communist Party
At 20 March 2020, Josh Rogin from the Washingtonpost has raised a good point in correcting the name of the currently so call ‘Coronavirus disease’ (COVID-19), to be the ‘CCP Virus’. Background information: this so called COCID19 disease first emerged in late 2019 in Wuhan, China. The disease was soon confirmed as a new kind…
Read MoreCountries with Close Ties to China Hit Hard by Coronavirus Pandemic
When a surge of new SARS-like pneumonia cases first appeared in Wuhan in late 2019, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) silenced them for months—until the situation evolved into an epidemic that could no longer be hidden. Days after a health expert confirmed the human-to-human transmission of the novel coronavirus, the authorities locked down Wuhan, the…
Read MoreChina Sets Quotas for Reported Coronavirus Cases, Which Have “Vanished” As Planned
As many other countries brace for an explosion of coronavirus cases, China reported zero new local infections on March 18. However, three reports recently received by Minghui.org present a different story and suggest that the data provided by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is unreliable. Quotas for Infections An insider revealed that all provinces were…
Read MoreChina: Once Loyal Party Members Are Quitting the Communist Party
Because of the coronavirus epidemic, many Chinese cities are quarantined, roads are blocked, and people’s movements are restricted. I’ve noticed, however, that more people are quitting the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). This is significant in that, before the outbreak, more people quit just one of the Party’s youth organisations. (Most Chinese belong to one of…
Read MoreCCP Publishes New Book to Praise Itself for Its Handling of the Coronavirus Epidemic
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has been taking every opportunity to praise itself for its “supreme leadership” in China, whether it is celebrating its great “victory” in fighting natural disasters, or showcasing its tremendous “success” in handling catastrophes of its own making. Now, with the deadly coronavirus epidemic still running rampant around the world, the…
Read MoreAn Open Letter to China’s Top Leaders: How to Beat the Coronavirus Epidemic
Compared to severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in 2003, the novel coronavirus that broke out in China last year has spread faster and wider, affecting more than 50 countries in just two months. There have also been cases in which the incubation period extends beyond 14 days and the infected patients show no symptoms, making…
Read MoreCoronavirus Patients in Wuhan Thank Practitioners for Life-Saving Advice
So far, no cure has been found for the coronavirus. Residents of Wuhan have been trapped inside the city since January 23, 2020. They live in fear, as their lives are threatened by the epidemic. Falun Gong practitioners outside of China have been phoning them and giving them advice on how to stay safe. For…
Read More“A Healthy Society Shouldn’t Have One Voice Only”
Li Wenliang, a 34-year-old eye doctor in Wuhan who first publicised the novel coronavirus on China’s social media, died of the virus on the morning of February 7. Dr. Li’s death triggered strong anger and emotions from the public, as many netizens criticised the authorities for silencing him and accusing him of spreading rumors when…
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