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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Sarkozy, Kim Jong Il ‘Drop By to Visit China’
With French President Nicolas Sarkozy dropping by in China on his way to the South Pacific and North Korean leader Kim Jong Il passing by on his way home from Russia on Thursday, Chinese netizens have deemed the day "Drop … Continue reading
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Tagged france, hu jintao, north korea, sarkozy, state visits
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China’s Politburo Members Go Poof
EVER SINCE THE last Politburo meeting which occurred on July 23, the nine members of China's Politburo Standing Committee members have disappeared together. The high-profile Chinese Communist Party members who usually saturate the state-run media, which include Chinese Chairman Hu … Continue reading
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Tagged bo xilai, hu jintao, politburo, wang yang, wen jiabao, xi jinping
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Chinese Communist Party Gets Its Own Founding Date Wrong
IT'S NO SECRET that the Chinese Communist Party is going all-out in celebrating its 90th anniversary of its founding. The red frenzy has stretched from the release of the "historic epic" propaganda film Beginning of the Great Revival to the influx … Continue reading
Hu Jintao to Japanese Kids: I Was Elected
AFTER RUMMAGING THROUGH some old news, Chinese netizens dug out a priceless video of Chinese Chairman Hu Jintao, which immediately went viral. So the story captured on the video sets in Japan's Yokohama Yamate Chinese School, where an eight-year-old Japanese … Continue reading
Lang Lang’s Political Career: Following in the Footsteps of Chairman Hu
LANG LANG, the Chinese pianist, gives every impression of being a free and easy "musician, not a politician" when he's in the U.S.—but at all times he carries an important political task. As one of the 16 Vice-Chairmen of the … Continue reading