Epoch Times China news- As China Security Czar Loses Power, Communist Party Newspaper Touts ‘Political Reform’ May 16, 2012
- Chinese Activist Chen Guangcheng Condemns Abuse of His Family May 16, 2012
- Easier Registration For Social Organizations Might Pave Way for China’s Political Reform May 15, 2012
- Hero Showed How to Bust Through Propaganda in China May 15, 2012
- Petition From 300 Chinese Villagers Circulated in Politburo May 15, 2012
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Beijing the Most Livable Chinese City?
DESPITE THE THICK smog that blankets the city and the occasional sandstorm that could turn the sky orange, it's time for Beijingers to stop complaining. Because—believe it or not—Beijing is apparently the most livable mainland Chinese city, at least The … Continue reading
Daily Insight: Ai Weiwei Interrogated 52 Times, Soccer Fans Mourn
DAILY INSIGHT IS an Eye on China feature that aggregates the best of The Epoch Times' coverage on all that pertains to China. TRAIN DISASTER AFTERMATH A stadium full of soccer fans (pictured right) mourned victims of the July 23 Wenzhou high-speed … Continue reading
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There Are Plenty of Dead Fish in the River
TENS OF THOUSANDS of dead fish turned up on the surface of a major river in northeastern China since Wednesday, spanning more than half a mile along the riverside in Tianjin City's Tanggu District. (Photo: CFP)
Killer Trash: Waste and Refuse Mishandling Sickening Kids
IN THE SUBURBAN village of Nanmen near China's coastal metropolis of Shanghai, life is not quite idyllic. Two villagers, Lu Junyi and Wang Qin, were jubilant when two boys were born into their family, but the joy was short-lived. When … Continue reading
Environmental Activist Banished, Demoted for Exposing Wetlands Destruction
DUBBED THE "Yellow River Estuary Goddess," Ren Zengying was adamant in protecting the Yellow River delta marshland near Dongying City, Shandong Province from human interference. A lover of birds and nature, she envisioned a pristine, safe environment for wildlife. When … Continue reading
China’s River Diversion Plan Highly Questionable
FACING SEVERE DROUGHT in the country’s northwest, China is considering diverting 530 trillion gallons of water—the equivalent of four Yellow Rivers—from Tibet’s Brahmaputra River to quench the land, China’s official mouthpiece Xinhua News Agency recently reported. “We thought this plan … Continue reading