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Anti-Japan propaganda campaign backfires

To coordinate its anti-Japan campaign, Beijing timed the July 7 anniversary with invitations to two prominent figures as part of a plan to create some degree of a united front against Japan. One was a senior Taiwanese ruling Kuomintang Party (KMT) military leader; the second was German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

But the plan backfired badly.

Gen. Hao Bocun, 95, a veteran of China’s fight against Japan in World War II and a former Taiwan defense minister, was supposed to echo Beijing’s anti-Japan rhetoric to show China-Taiwan unity.

Instead, the Taiwanese general excoriated China’s communist government — in front of Chinese officials in Beijing — for distorting wartime history by denying that KMT Nationalists’ Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek led the war efforts against Japan, not Mao Zedong’s Communist forces, as Chinese propaganda has maintained. He questioned why Chinese authorities hid the historical evidence, to which no answers were offered by stunned officials.

Read more at Washington Times

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China Builds Its Own Manhattan - Except It's A Ghost Town 

 via Bloomberg News

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China executes driver who killed toddler by smashing her on the ground - because mother blocked his parking space with a shopping trolley

FUCKING CHINESE. China today executed a man who killed a two-year-old girl by throwing her on the ground following a row with her mother over a parking space.

Read it at Daily Mail Online

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A Blogger Backlash in Beijing

By Adam Minter

Since taking office, President Xi Jinping has tried to rein in China’s once-raucous online culture. He’s targeted netizens who have particularly large followings (and less-than-adulatory things to say about the Communist Party). He’s blocked foreign news websites and Instagram. Most recently, he’s clamped down on the popular streaming services through which Chinese satisfy their cravings for foreign films and sitcoms like “The Big Bang Theory.”

Read it at Bloomberg View

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Environmental group accuses Chinese diplomats on state visits of smuggling Tanzanian ivory

Fucking chinese

Chinese officials used a state trip by President Xi Jinping and other high-level visits to smuggle ivory out of Tanzania, an environmental watchdog said in a report Thursday that cast doubt over Beijing's efforts to stamp out the illegal trade that has led to rampant elephant poaching throughout Africa.

Read it at Fox News

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Beijing’s Marathon Held in ‘Post-Apocalyptic’ Smog

By Christina Larson

"Signing up for the annual Beijing International Marathon is always a bit like playing Russian roulette..."

Read it at Bloomberg Businessweek

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China's Smog Drives Away World's Tourists

By Dexter Roberts

"... The number of tourists has fallen every quarter since the beginning of 2012, or nine consecutive quarters, both on an annual and quarterly basis, said Dai Bin, the director of the academy. “There is no sign that it will bounce back soon,” Dai said, the English language paper reported. “China’s inbound tourism market is in a grave situation unseen before...”

Read it at Bloomberg Businessweek

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Why One Forecaster Sees a ‘Long, Soft Fall’ for China

By Peter Coy

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"...The Conference Board early on identified a number of deeply rooted risks and imbalances that could trigger a deep structural slowdown and compel major policy reorientations,” the report says. It predicts that growth will gradually slow down through 2019 and then settle at around 3.9 percent annually after 2020..."

Read it at the Conference Board

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Kenny G visit to Hong Kong protest site prompts chorus of anger in China

US saxophonist rebuked by authorities after making victory sign and tweeting message of support for pro-democracy activists

Emma Graham-Harrison

On Wednesday he tweeted a picture of himself making a victory sign in front of a poster reading: “Democracy of Hong Kong” and wrote: “In Hong Kong at the sight [sic] of the demonstration. I wish everyone a peaceful and positive conclusion to this situation.”

Within hours, the foreign ministry in Beijing had issued a frosty condemnation.

Read it at The Guardian

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Finding Light in China’s Darkness

Yan Lianke on Writing in China

"...China may boast of having several thousand years of civilization, but when an old man collapses in the street, everyone refrains from helping him out for fear of being implicated, even as the old man bleeds warm, red blood. What kind of society do we live in when a pregnant woman dies on the delivery table and all of the medical technicians flee in order to avoid responsibility, leaving behind a tiny soul uttering a feeble cry?..."

Read it at The New York Times

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Chinese Government Accused Of Staging ‘Malicious Attack’ On Apple’s iCloud Service

China’s government is being accused of trying to wiretap Apple customers in the country. Great Fire, a reputed non-profit organization that monitors Internet censorship in China, claimed today that Chinese authorities have laid a trap to snare log-in details for iCloud users via a “malicious attack.”

Read it at Techcrunch

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China attacks lead Apple to alert users on iCloud threats

GreatFire.org alleged that the Chinese government was behind the attack, as a way to steal username and password information from Apple’s iCloud users. But on Tuesday a spokeswoman with the Chinese Foreign Ministry said the country opposed any form of hacking.

Read it at PC World

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 You're welcome.

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Hong Kong crisis exposes impossible contradiction of China's economic growth

Hong Kong's crisis comes at a treacherous moment, up to its neck in China's credit bubble

"The authorities see this as a matter of life and death, a fuse that can take down their world," said Zhao Chu, a Chinese columnist and star on Weibo - China's Twitter."

Read it at The Telegraph

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Paid Beijing thugs demanding more oppression and repression for Hong Kong.

These aren't your ordinary HongKongers. These are paid goons working for the thugs running china. No one in their right mind would be against freedom from the Beijing thugs. Only paid goons.

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Is China looking to Vladimir Putin for tips on suppressing Hong Kong protests?

"There are numerous signs that Beijing might instead be looking toward another, more modern example for how to control mass urban protests.

This one was perfected by Vladimir Putin."

Read it at Washington Post

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Fights break out between Hong Kong protesters, residents

"We don't really know how far china will go. We do know china will do a very great deal, including kill its people in order to preserve what they regard as order."

The chinese goons in Beijing should be reminded that they made a promise to Hong Kong people and they must stick to that promise. 

I'm very sure then chinese goons in Beijing will one paid with their lives for the evil they inflicted upon the Chinese people and the world. It may not be tomorrow, or 10, 20 years from now, but it will happens. It happened before, it will happen again.