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Chinese authorities have doubled a previously imposed fine on Pastor Yang Xibo and his wife Wang Xiaofei, leaders of the Xunsiding Church, which is the largest house church in Xiamen, known for its hundred-year heritage. The couple, now facing a combined fine of 400,000 yuan (roughly $55,100), are being penalized for organizing religious activities.

Pastor Yang Xibo and his wife have been slapped with a 400,000-yuan fine for organizing religious activities in defiance of the Chinese Communist Party, says a watchdog.

Chinese Pastor Faces Steep Fines for Religious Activities The pastor of a large house church in China is facing steep fines from the Chinese government in

The pastor of a large house church in China is facing steep fines from the Chinese government in what a watchdog group is describing as a case of religious persecution. Pastor Yang Xibo and his wife, Wang Xiaofei, who lead the Xunsiding Church, have been slapped with a combined fine of 400,000 yuan -- or

On June 28, Chinese officials enforced and doubled the fine for the well-known pastor of Xunsiding Church Yang Xibo, and his wife.

Hangzhou in East Chinas Zhejiang Province will host a star-studded exhibition tennis tournament in June, participated by mens former world No.1 Carlos Moya of Spain and Marat Safin of Russia.

FIRST ON FOX: Hunter Biden was scheduled to meet with Alibaba Group co-founder Jack Ma and other Alibaba executives in 2016 as part of a week-long China trip to find potential investors for a movie production venture Hunter and his business partners signed an agreement on, according to emails reviewed by Fox News Digital. Among

Hunter Biden met with several CCP-tied executives, including Jack Ma and other Alibaba execs, as part of a week-long China trip to find potential investors for a movie project in 2016.

The 46-year-old confirmed the news in a statement issued through her lawyer Lai Fangyu.

He was seemingly declaring his love for his kids, but Wang Xiaofei might be getting himself into legal trouble. Yesterday (May 14), Chinese businessman Wang Xiaofei posted photos of the seventh birthday celebration for his son Hsi-lin on his Weibo account. He wrote: "Happy birthday, Daddy will love you and protect you forever." Xiaofei only posted photos of the backdrop...