1998 Asian Financial Meltdown Video with English subtitle: China-US financial war in Hong Kong by 巫师财经, a Chinese financial advisor As it is explicitly explained in the video, Asian Financial Meltdown was a crisis initiated by the U.S. single-handedly, with the purpose to suppress the development of the new economies in Asia, in particular, Japan and China. When commenting on the […]
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It is reported by Chinese media Liaowang Weekly that Hong Kong protesters are getting paid $700 per day just to show up. Violent actions and recruiting others get big money — up to $7000. NED openly admits on its website that it funds anti-China groups in Hong Kong (Source: @CaliCali200) The National Endowment for Democracy (NED) is a U.S. non-profit soft power organization with […]
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Chinese Spies in Your Home There are serious allegations of Chinese spies lately. An interior department from a state has warned against using certain products made in China or with Chinese parts. Here is evidence collected online to support such claims. A Chinese spy gazing you in your bathtub. A smug tongue-poking Chinese spy beside your washbasin. A grinning Chinese […]
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Hong Kong’s Problem with It’s Educational System Hong Kong’s educational and legal systems are in a big mess and the students are free to publically show Nazi salute. The guy in the right is the president of the student union at Hong Kong University. Hong Kong’s Problem with Its Legal System As Hong Kong‘s legal system is based on Common […]
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Chinese dance A Jasmine Flower based on a Chinese folk song Jasmine, oh so fair! Jasmine, oh so fair! Budding and blooming in summer Here and there, The value of its purity and fragrance That universally declare. Then Autumn comes With a cold spell, Flowers fall in the mud, No one seems to care; Rumours of its toxic nature Widely […]
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Mt Hua in Shaanxi Province is one of the five great mountains of China, which situate in five strategic locations, considered as five pillars holding up the sky for the earth. Mt. Hua, the Most Perilous Mountain in China Mt. Hua is formed with rocky hills, so the most Daoist temples are built either on the cliff faces or on […]
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Taking a short nap after lunch is a distinctive Chinese way of living, which is believed to generate positive health benefits. Chinese kids are trained to take a nap at school. After initial resistance, they eventually have developed a life-long noon nap habit. Chinese during lunch break. A typical Chinese classroom during lunch break. COMMENTS FROM MINDS.COM Eric People in […]
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This is not a fairytale but a real incident occurred in a zoo in Guangdong Province. A tiger and a monkey were neighbours with their territories separated by steel bars along the border. One day when the tiger quietly took a nap, the restless and insecure monkey somehow became more vicious, more aggressive, more inclined to take risks to come […]
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84-year old Chinese scientist Tu Youyou received Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in Stockholm on December 10, 2015, Tu Youyou won Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine and gave a speech in Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm. She is the first Chinese scientist from the mainland and the first Chinese woman from anywhere in the world to receive a Nobel Prize. […]
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The Sun Is Setting in the West According to Daoist concept, the earthly existence is a shadowy reflection of the celestial reality. The dark mass looming on the western horizon is not gigantic hills, but a massive piece of cloud. A scene of yin-yang division between the dark west and the rest of the sky that is rather bright appeared in the […]
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China found a white panda in Sichuan Province in April 2019. The first panda donning other coloured coat, instead of in a trademark white & black outfit, was discovered in 1985 in a bamboo forest in Shaanxi’s Qinling mountain area, the third major habitat for giant pandas after Sichuan and Hubei. The latest field inspection carried out between 1999 and 2003 puts the panda population […]
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An Ancient Statue in an Aging Tree This over a thousand-year-old Camphor tree in a Fujian village has a hole in the middle of its trunk, looking like a belly button in a human body. From the belly buttonhole, you can see the face of an ancient statue. Nobody knows since when the statue was there and how the statue was […]
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