[Epoch Times Newsletter on September 4, 2021]The Epoch Times sorts out the articles that readers must-read over the wall every day:
1. Analysis: Hu Xijin refutes the four secrets behind Li Guangman
Hu Xijin, the editor-in-chief of the Chinese Communist Party’s official media “Global Times,” called out Maoist author Li Guangman. There are four secrets behind the two-person confrontation.
2.[Foresight review]Hu Xijin sings against the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection: Someone wants to seize power
Hu Xijin slapped Li Guangman in the face, and then he was slapped in the face by the supervisory authorities. This process vividly interprets the true ecology of the current CCP: Xi Jinping, out of fear of possible power collapse due to internal and external troubles, determined that he could only go back to the Mao Zedong era. Only by keeping the country closed and keeping everything under your control can you ensure your own safety.
3. 75 contestants of NTD Chinese Classical Dance Competition enter the semi-finals
On September 3, the 2021 Ninth New Tang Dynasty Television “World Chinese Classical Dance Competition” held the preliminary competition of the youth group in Europe and America at the Sugar Loaf Performing Arts Center in New York State. After the two-day preliminary round, a total of 75 players entered the semi-finals, including 18 players in the Junior Women’s Group, 17 in the Junior Men’s Group, 19 in the Young Women’s Group, and 21 in the Young Men’s Group.
4. The CCP will set up the Beijing Stock Exchange Expert Analysis: It is difficult to succeed
Xi Jinping’s announcement of the establishment of the Beijing Stock Exchange has aroused attention and discussion from the outside world. The general economist and chief economist of AIA Capital Wu Jialong and the Chinese-American economist Li Hengqing both accepted interviews with Epoch Times reporters. They both believed that the Beijing Stock Exchange would not succeed and analyzed the reasons. Experts pointed out that it involved the CCP’s power struggle.
5. The collapse of more than 160,000 supplementary education institutions in China impacts the education market
Since the beginning of this year, especially after the CCP proposed the “double reduction” in late July, more than 160,000 education and training institutions in mainland China have closed down. Some analysts said that the CCP’s efforts to crack down on supplementary education and other industries are out of fear of the internal and external troubles of its regime, and it has further controlled public opinion.
6. In August, at least 91 Falun Gong practitioners were illegally sentenced
Minghui.com learned in August that 91 Falun Gong practitioners in mainland China were illegally sentenced. Illegal sentences were distributed in 33 cities in 16 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities in mainland China. 22 elderly Falun Gong practitioners over the age of 65 were unjustly sentenced, and the oldest was 88 years old. In August, the Chinese Communist Party’s court extorted Falun Gong practitioners with a fine of 346,000 yuan.
7.[Frontline Interview]Mainland ocean-going crew reveals the plight of the epidemic
Due to the epidemic, many mainland ocean-going crew members are trapped at sea and have difficulty getting ashore. They have experienced fear, collapse, and despair. Many ocean-going crew members disclosed their true plight to the Epoch Times reporter.
8. The former editor-in-chief of Sing Tao: The “central kitchen” behind Sing Tao was pushed to the front of the screen
Recently, the US version of “Sing Tao Daily” was required to register as a foreign agent. Why is this veteran Hong Kong listed media group politically qualitative? Will this incident affect Canadian “Sing Tao”? He Liangmao, the former editor-in-chief of Canadian “Sing Tao” (B.C. Edition), conducted a specific analysis of these issues.
9. Biden ordered the declassification of 9•11 investigation documents
Under constant pressure from the families of the victims, US President Joe Biden (Joe Biden) on Friday (September 3) ordered the declassification of information collected during the investigation of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
10. Analysis of Beijing’s multi-platform homestays being removed from the shelves: suppressing the private economy
Recently, in relevant work conferences in Beijing, non-compliant homestay operators were required to remove the shelves from major booking service platforms. Business operators in Beijing told The Epoch Times that many businesses were removed from the market, and all of them suffered heavy losses. Experts analyze that the reasons behind the government’s rectification may be the same as the reasons for suppressing the education and training industry and compressing private space. It is estimated that the policy may be extended to the whole country in the future.
11. Heilongjiang couple who practiced Falun Gong in physical and mental health were illegally sentenced
On June 4, Falun Gong practitioners Dai Yajun and Feng Shujie from Hulin City, Jixi, Heilongjiang were tried by the Mishan Court in a non-court trial. Feng Shujie was falsely sentenced to 2 years and 6 months with a fine of 5,000 yuan; Dai runner-up was falsely sentenced to 8 months with a fine of 2,000 yuan.
12. Relations with Beijing continue to deteriorate, Lithuania recalls its ambassador to China
Lithuania allowed Taiwan to set up a “Taiwan Representative Office” in the country, causing dissatisfaction with the CCP and putting pressure on Lithuania. Lithuania said on Friday (September 3) that it has recalled its ambassador to China. Before the ambassador’s departure, the diplomats of EU countries in China gathered together and took a group photo with her to show their solidarity and jointly resist Beijing’s pressure.
13. Evergrande Group was dropped by at least two trust companies for debt collection, stocks and debts
The debt crisis of China Evergrande Group has intensified, with total debt exceeding one trillion yuan. Recently, after the news of two trust companies collecting debts from Evergrande was exposed, on September 3, Evergrande’s real estate bonds and stocks plummeted.
14. New developments in Xi’an subway security dragging women’s incident again ignited public opinion
The opening of the 14th National Games of China is just around the corner. The scandal of subway security dragging female passengers broke out in Xi’an, Shaanxi, where the event was held. The incident continued to ferment and became the focus of attention. On September 2, the Chinese Communist Party officially announced the results of its handling of the incident. Not only did it fail to quell public anger, but it ignited public opinion again.
15. Rumor has it that the Beijing government proposes that state-owned enterprises invest in Didi to control user data
Bloomberg News reported that the Beijing Municipal Government is considering placing “Didi Global” under state control and proposes a government-run company to take a stake in the world‘s largest ride-hailing company.
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