Business

5 Chinese Business Etiquette Rules

Business cultures in the U.S. and China are quite different. If you plan on visiting China for professional reasons, it is necessary that you educate yourself about basic Chinese business etiquette. This will make the other party view you favorably since it indicates that you have put in the time to know exactly how to ...

Emma Lu

Shanghai skyline.

China Economically Exploiting U.S. Through COVID-19 Pandemic

Officials from the Pentagon are worried that the Chinese regime might be using the COVID-19 pandemic to get some stakes in strategically important businesses that might be part of the military supply chain. Many of these businesses are now strapped for cash and are seeking an infusion of capital, becoming perfect targets for the communist ...

Jack Roberts

Ellen Lord.

Protest Peacefully and Don’t Follow the Way of the Anarchists

In his first inaugural address, Abraham Lincoln said: “We are not enemies, but friends. We must not be enemies. Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection. The mystic chords of memory will swell when again touched, as surely they will be, by the better angels of our nature.” A ...

Jack Roberts

Woman holds sign in peaceful Women`s March as part of global protest protecting women`s rights & other causes.

Mass Surveillance: China Collecting DNA Samples From 700 Million Males

China is building the largest genetic surveillance system in the world as authorities are collecting blood samples of over 700 million men and boys from across the country. The revelation was made in a report published by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI). When the DNA database is completed, Chinese authorities will be able to ...

Max Lu

A Chinese man who ia a target of DNA collection.

Canadian Steel Business Losing Contract to Chinese Firm

Barry Zekelman is the owner of a steel manufacturing company in Canada called Atlas Tube. The company submitted a bid for the Claresholm solar project and was looking forward to winning the contract. However, Zekelman was shocked when he found that his company had lost the bid to a Chinese firm that quoted a much ...

Jack Roberts

Steel products from a stell mill.

Taiwanese Auto Manufacturer Saying Farewell to China

Auto manufacturer Yulon group from Taiwan will soon be ending its joint venture with China’s Dongfeng Motor Corporation due to disappointing sales numbers in the Chinese market. This will be the second joint venture that Dongfeng will have lost in recent times. In April, Renault announced the sale of its 50 percent stake in Dongfeng ...

Max Lu

A Luxgen car.

End of the Gravy Train for CCP Officials as Overseas Assets Are Targeted

On June 10, the Republican Study Committee (RSC), composed of 150 members of the U.S House of Representatives, released a National Security Strategy report that includes the toughest sanctions ever proposed by Congress against the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and CCP officials. The report recommends comprehensive sanctions on visas for senior Chinese officials and their ...

Michael Segarty

U.S. Capitol building.

Ex-Google CEO Slams Huawei for Sending Data to Chinese Government

Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google, accused the Chinese company Huawei of being a national risk due to its practice of routing network information to Beijing. Though Schmidt isn’t sure how exactly the process is carried out, he is confident that it indeed does happen and that the company is a major security risk ...

Jack Roberts

Eric Schmidt.

Extraditing Hongkongers to the Chinese Mainland

In May, the Chinese government passed the proposal to implement a national security law in Hong Kong. Beijing wants to target people who are involved in activities like promoting democracy, freedom of speech, and so on with charges of secession, terrorism, subversion, etc. And now, it seems as if Beijing will even be able to ...

Max Lu

A Hong Kong demonstratot facing police.

India Looking to Economically Punish China Following Border Clash

The recent India-China border fight left numerous soldiers dead on both sides. The conflict started off after China set up tents in a region where such structures were not allowed. At present, both countries have mobilized forces at the border. However, no one actually expects a full-blown war between the two nations, especially since the ...

Max Lu

The India-Chine border.