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  In communist China, practicing a certain faith, printing, or even reading religious books could result in prison terms and abuse. Spiritual believers in China – be it Christians, Buddhists, Uyghur Muslims, or Falun Gong practitioners – are faced not only with brutal suppression or forced-labor terms but also have their religious books burned or trashed at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), epoch times reports. Updates on Christian persecution appear in the Journal from C...

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Tyre explodes while being inflated, almost knocking Chinese worker off his feet A tyre exploded while it was being inflated, narrowly missing a worker in eastern China. The CCTV video, filmed in the city of Jining in Shandong Province on January 22, shows a tyre suddenly exploding and flying towards a worker when it was being inflated at an auto repair shop. Fortunately, the worker moved away quickly, avoiding being hit by the flying tyre. According to reports, the incident...

Founder of Chinese Website That Exposes Officials’ Corruption Sentenced to Five Years The founder of a Chinese news site was convicted of “illegal business operations” and sentenced to five years in prison on Jan. 7. Li Xinde, a news reporter since the 1980s, dedicates himself to exposing government corruption. The veteran citizen journalist founded China Public Opinion Surveillance Net on Oct. 1, 2003, a website that reports on alleged misconduct and corruption of Chinese officials. The ...

Posted : 2021-01-06 16:56 Updated : 2021-01-07 09:42 The South Korean environment ministrys climate and air quality research division released data showing that reduced flights across the world due to COVID-19 contributed to lowering the countrys average PM2.5 concentration level in 2020 by almost 50 percent from that of 2019. Korea Times file By Ko Dong-hwan 2020 was devastating on a global scale as the COVID-19 pandemic spread across the world. But there were a number of environmental benef...

Jining launches global English communication platform chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2020-12-31 18:39 Share CLOSE Dong Bo, head of the publicity department of the CPC Jining municipal committee, delivers a keynote speech at the launch ceremony on Dec 31. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn] An English-language global communication platform for Jining, East Chinas Shandong province, was launched on Dec 31. Consisting of the Jining English-language web...

BY JOCELYN NEO Religious believers are threatened by communist officials to renounce faith to avoid risking social welfare benefits The year 2020 proved t

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2020-12-22 04:35:56 GMT2020-12-22 12:35:56(Beijing Time) Xinhua English JINAN, Dec. 22 (Xinhua) -- Looking back, it seems to Zhang Bo that his father spent his whole life building houses. "Every summer, my father would worry that our roof would leak and the flood would hit the village at night," said Zhang, Party chief of Caolou Village, which sits next to the Yellow River, in Guide Subdistrict in Jinan, capital of east Chinas Shandong Province. For farmers like Zhang, the Yellow River, ...

Miners benefit as the industry gets smart By ZHAO RUIXUE in Zaozhuang and Jining, Shandong province | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2020-12-16 04:35 Share New systems improve safety for workers For several decades, Liu Chunling, 58, spent her days waiting for family members to return home safely from work in coal mines. If they were late arriving, she feared they had been involved in accidents. The mining industry has long put food on her familys t...