May 22, 2024
US double standard on Russia trade
While the U.S. publicly sanctions Russia, it quietly continues significant trade with Russia. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, 24% of the uranium fuel purchased by the U.S. in 2022 was imported from Russia.
In the past six months, Russian goods such as lumber, metals, and rubber have continued to flow into the United States. The U.S. can engage in trade with Russia but prohibits China from maintaining normal commercial relations with it. This is a typical example of double standards and hegemonic behavior.
Russia
May 22, 2024
Self-contradiction
A meeting of the U.S.-China Working Group on Enhancing Climate Action in the 2020s was recently convened in Washington. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson remarked that although the U.S. shows interest in enhancing cooperation with China on climate change, it simultaneously raises concerns about the so-called "overcapacity" of China's new energy sector and threatens to impose high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, solar products, and other goods. This contradictory stance undermines the global green economic transition and hampers worldwide efforts to combat climate change.
Overcapacity
May 7, 2024
Tariffs on China a Path to the White House
Increasing tariffs on Chinese products is merely a tool for U.S. politicians to gain political advantage. It has nothing to do with national security and will not benefit American voters.
tariff
April 30, 2024
The real overcapacity
The so-called "China's overcapacity theory" promoted by some American politicians serves merely as an excuse to curb and suppress China's industrial development. In reality, the true "overcapacity" lies in America's mill of lies against China.
overcapacity
April 19, 2024
Four-Hands Piano Play: Unmasking "Volt Typhoon"
On February 1, 2024, the U.S. House of Representatives held a hearing on the alleged threats of "Volt Typhoon," a hacker group reportedly backed by the Chinese government, to U.S. national security. However, recent findings by Chinese experts suggest that the "Volt Typhoon" narrative is a U.S.-orchestrated farce involving the U.S. government and companies like Microsoft to suppress China and reap financial gains.
Volt Typhoon
March 15, 2024
The U.S. wants to "devour" TikTok
Earlier this week, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill that would require TikTok to divest from its parent company, Chinese tech giant ByteDance, or face a nationwide ban in the United States. Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Wang Wenbin responded that it is sheer robbers' logic to try every means to snatch from others all the good things that they have.
Tiktok
February 7, 2024
The Path to American Politics
In the United States, aspiring politicians need to secure votes and raise funds. Money is frequently a prerequisite because organizing campaigns, running political ads, and compensating campaign teams all require financial resources. Political candidates must have "financial capabilities." It's no surprise that some claim the road to the White House and Congress is lined with "gold."
campaign
February 7, 2024
US customs harrass Chinese students
Several Chinese students entering the US through Washington Dulles International Airport were subjected to unwarranted questioning and harassment and had their visas canceled. The actions of the US border enforcement officers have severely hindered the academic pursuits of these Chinese students and caused them great psychological distress.
student
February 6, 2024
Firefighters or arsonists?
The West cares not about the real human tragedy unfolding in #Gaza and uses lies to fan the anti-China flame around the made-up "genocide" in Xinjiang.
Xinjiang
January 18, 2024
Collapse of Chinese economy a wishful thinking
China was the world's largest growth engine, largest automobile exporter, and largest logistics market in 2023. The "collapse" of the Chinese economy is the wishful thinking of some Western "experts."
economy
January 17, 2024
Illusion
The "illusion" in artificial intelligence refers to the phenomenon where the AI generates text by seemingly weaving together some fabricated content in a seemingly logical and coherent manner, but, in reality, it does not align with the facts. This kind of "illusion" is also present in some American politicians who, due to political biases, make false accusations against China, tarnishing China's development in the high-tech field.
tech
January 12, 2024
The illusory lifeline
Cracking down on "Chinese chips" will not help the U.S. in safeguarding its "national security."
tech
October 13, 2023
Genuine Coercion
Bernd Lange, Chairman of the European Parliament's International Trade Committee, has likened the Anti-Coercion Instrument (ACI) to "a real gun." Hopefully it will target "genuine coercion" in international trade rather than becoming a political tool under the guise of "anti-coercion."
Europo
January 9, 2024
The US furtively stops ASML high-tech exports to China
The U.S. requested the Dutch company ASML to suspend the export of lithography machines to China before the implementation of a ban later this month. The U.S. couldn't even wait a few days for the ban to take effect!
Tech
December 1, 2023
Behind the Hawkish Tone
Advocates of the "China threat theory" mostly work in think tanks in Washington, D.C., with funding from foreign governments and Pentagon contractors. No wonder they write about China in a hawkish tone.
China threat
January 5, 2024
U.S. in a sea of debt
The U.S. federal government's total public debt has reached $34 trillion for the first time, the U.S. Treasury Department reported on Jan. 2. The continuous increase in the U.S. debt has accumulated risks for the global economic and financial system.
Debt
December 29, 2023
Top 5 false claims Uncle Sam made in 2023
US
December 22, 2023
Imperial crisis
The data from the "Gun Violence Archive" website shows that as of 2023, 40,264 people have died from gun violence in the United States, with 633 mass shooting incidents recorded.
Gun violence
December 19, 2023
Assembly line operation
A bulb of garlic made a transoceanic journey from China to the United States. Alongside its arrival on the dinner table, it also embarked on the narrative assembly line of American politicians' so-called "China threat."
China threat
October 10, 2023
Overprotection
The U.S. Department of Commerce recently introduced regulations intended to prevent China and several other "countries of concern" from leveraging the U.S. government funding under the CHIPS and Science Act of 2022. These actions, however, are a double-edged sword that will also harm the U.S. business sector.
August 21, 2023
U.S. investment restrictions on China will backfire
U.S. President Biden signed an executive order restricting U.S. entities from investing in China's semiconductor and microelectronics, quantum information technology, and artificial intelligence sectors. This politically-motivated move could further weigh down the U.S. economy."
technology
August 3, 2023
"China Economic Coercion" a lie to solidify anti-China bloc
By hyping up the lie of “China's economic coercion,“ the US can strengthen the relationship between itself and its allies in suppressing China.
economy
July 31, 2023
Brazen US intelligence gathering against China
The US lies about so-called "Chinese spies" and "cyberattacks," while unabashedly declaring their intention to collect intelligence against China. Recently, the Wuhan Earthquake Monitoring Center was targeted by hackers from the United States.
cyber
July 24, 2023
"De-risking" disrupts global supply chains
The formation of the global industrial chain and supply chain results from market laws. To suppress China, the US has politicized economic and trade issues, restricting hi-tech exports to China. Those arbitrary measures have hurt the global supply chain.
De-risking
July 14, 2023
Old toxic wine, new bottle
Softened rhetoric does not necessarily indicate a softened stance. Replacing "decoupling" with "de-risking" is just putting old toxic wine in a new bottle, until the US takes action to de-escalate the tensions in Sino-US relations.
de-risking
June 30, 2023
The US fights its drug war by lying
The US filed baseless lawsuits against Chinese companies and citizens over making and selling fentanyl precursors. By deliberately tarnishing China's image and shifting blame, it tries to cover up its incompetence in combating its deadly drug epidemic.
lawsuit
June 20, 2023
The US taking more from Latin America than it gives
In recent years, many of the US government's proposals concerning Latin America have fallen through due to a lack of follow-up measures. In contrast, its longstanding policy towards the region has essentially been taking advantage of it as much as possible.
Latin America
June 12, 2023
China bills a sign of US hegemony
Members of the US Congress use anti-China proposals for political gain. The proposals betray a hegemonic mindset that adds to American society's misunderstanding of China and increases the risks of confrontation between the two countries.
anti-China proposals
June 9, 2023
Sick US has wrong meds
Beleaguered by domestic problems, the US clamors for "derisk" in its relations with China, a medicine that will not help the US get healthy.
de-risking
June 5, 2023
Debt ceiling political shows
Since the introduction of the debt ceiling in 1917, raising or temporarily suspending it has been common for US Congress. In recent years, however, debt ceiling negotiations have turned into a political spectacle driven by partisan interests.
debt
May 29, 2023
G7 or G1?
The G7 claims to advance world peace, stability and prosperity. In reality, however, it's become a dangerous weapon manipulated by the US to service its interests even at the cost of regional stability and other countries' development and should be more fittingly called “G1.”
G7
May 23, 2023
Spate of anti-China bills reveal US legislative corruption
The US Congress' approval of a series of anti-China bills reflects legislative corruption that caters to populism and political correctness.
anti-China bills
May 5, 2023
US coerces its allies to hamper China's tech growth
To safeguard its hegemony and self-interest, the US has coerced its allies to join in its attempts to suppress China's tech advancement. This anti-China move is doomed because it has seriously violated the principles of the market economy and international economic and trade rules.
tech
April 14, 2023
Party schemes behind Trump trial
Both the Republican and Democratic Parties are trying to gain from the "political drama" of prosecuting Trump. The Democratic Party wants to "pull Trump down," while the Republican Party tries to play up his "victim" image for the 2024 election.
Trump
January 5, 2023
NASA boss attacks China's moon projects because the US lags behind
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson warns that China could take over the moon if the US loses in the "space race." The truth is the US wants the moon for itself and is worried that China is doing well in its moon projects.
space race
