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FIRST it was cotton; now it's Xinjiang's solar panels that are being targeted. Both are pillar industries of Xinjiang in Northwest China, and they have become the target of what appears to be a malicious campaign launched by Western anti-China forces to destroy Xinjiang's rapidly ascending economy and ultimately obstruct the development of China.
CHINA / DIPLOMACY By GT staff reporters Published: Apr 16, 2021 08:28 PM A worker installs a solar power unit at the construction site of a 300-MW photovoltaic electricity project of the China Datang Corporation Ltd. (Xinhua/Zhang Hongxiang) First it was cotton; now it's Xinjiang's solar panels that are being targeted. Both are pillar industries of Xinjiang in Northwest China, and they have become the target of what appears to be a malicious campaign launched by Western anti-China forces to destroy Xinjiang's rapidly ascending economy and ultimately obstruct the development of China. Thes...
Woman apologizes over faking pregnancy online Staff writer, with CNA A transgender Internet celebrity on Saturday apologized for faking a pregnancy, after weeks of controversy surrounding a photograph she posted on Instagram showing her with a protruding stomach. “I wish to express my deepest apologies to anyone who was misled by my actions,” Wang Yao (罔腰) wrote on Facebook, adding that she would be more careful in what she posts online. On Feb. 18, she posted the photo of herself with a protruding stomach, as well as a fetal ultrasound image, which appeared to have been performed at ...
March 04, 2021 Transgender influencer Wang Yao has shocked society with her pregnancy announcement in February. Instagram/wen810615 TAIPEI — Kaohsiung’s Department of Health said on Wednesday (March 3) that trans internet celebrity Wang Yao, who allegedly faked her pregnancy, has likely breached the law. The health authorities said in a press release that the case was reported to the Ministry of Health and Welfare after collecting relevant evidence and statements from Wang. Wang, who had previously published ultrasound photos and other medical records on social media, has reportedly admi...
MOHW chides celebrity over pregnancy post By Wu Liang-yi and Jake Chung / Staff reporter, with staff writer The Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) yesterday refuted claims by a transgender Internet celebrity, known as Wang Yao (罔腰), that she was pregnant, adding that Taiwan does not permit uterine transplantation. Wang Yao should not mislead the public with disinformation, the ministry said. Wang Yao on Thursday posted on Instagram photos of a sonogram result saying that she was pregnant and that it was an “abdominal pregnancy.” Department of Medical Affairs Director-General Liu ...