[Must-see for overcoming the firewall]Jack Ma speaks out again: The scary thing is not admitting your mistakes | Rare | Not correcting your mistakes

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[The Epoch Times, April 12, 2024]

The Epoch Times Highlights Must-Read Articles for Readers Breaking Through the Firewall

As readers navigate through the daily news, The Epoch Times compiles a list of must-read articles to help readers overcome the online censorship firewall. Here are some of the top stories for today:

1. Jack Ma Breaks Silence After 5 Years of Retirement
Alibaba founder Jack Ma recently made a rare appearance by posting a long message on Alibaba’s intranet. In his post, Ma emphasized the importance of acknowledging and correcting mistakes. This marked the first time in five years that Ma had shared such a message, sparking widespread attention in the business community.

2. Population Crisis Unveiled in 28 Provinces in China
Data from 28 provinces in China revealed a troubling trend of declining birth rates and resident populations. Analysts warn that these numbers suggest deeper underlying issues with no immediate solutions in sight.

3. Economic Downturn Hits High-End Consumption in China
The economic slowdown in China has impacted the high-end liquor market, with the price of Kweichow Moutai plummeting. This sharp drop has raised concerns within the industry, signaling broader economic challenges ahead.

4. US Sanctions Chinese Companies Over AI Chip Sales to Military
Four Chinese companies have been blacklisted by the US Department of Commerce for providing AI chips to the Chinese Communist Party’s military modernization efforts.

5. American Citizen’s Father Kidnapped by Chinese Police
A chilling incident unfolded as the father of an American citizen was reportedly kidnapped by Chinese authorities, highlighting ongoing human rights concerns in the country.

6. Tang Yijun Case Concealed Due to Political Sensitivity?
The case involving Tang Yijun and Evergrande was temporarily deleted from reports, raising speculation about potential ties to high-level officials within the Chinese Communist Party.

7. Fujian Enacts Controversial Property Law for Wives
A new regulation in Fujian province allows wives to inquire about their spouse’s property, sparking backlash from netizens who decry the law as gender discrimination.

8. Tragic Loss of 37 Professors in China, Majority Communist Party Members
A wave of illness-related deaths has claimed the lives of 37 professors and researchers in mainland China, with a significant number being members of the Communist Party.

Stay tuned for more updates on these and other key developments.

(Editor: Fang Xiao)