[The Epoch Times, January 14, 2022]The Epoch Times sorts out the must-read articles for readers every day:
1.Why did Li Zhenju take a photo with Xi Jinping and was exposed by the British Intelligence Service?
On Thursday (January 13), the British political scene was shaken violently. The British MI5 (MI5) sent a letter to British MPs, in which a rare Chinese lawyer Christine Lee was named, saying that she represented the United Front Work Department of the Communist Party of China and was “secretly” in the UK. interference in political activities”.
2.The new book reveals that the CCP’s J-20 fighter jets risked major accidents during the test flight
On the 11th anniversary of the 11th anniversary of the first flight of the CCP-made stealth fighter J-20, the CCP’s official new book revealed that the J-20 had an abnormality during the test flight stage. After analysis, if it is 2 to 3 minutes later, a major accident may occur.
3.MI5 warns: CCP ‘female spies’ infiltrated parliament
On Thursday (January 13), the British parliament received a heavy security alert. The intelligence agency MI5 warned the British parliament that a Chinese proxy had infiltrated the British political circle, which triggered a shock in British politics.
4.Tianjin epidemic spills over and the two sessions postpone the city’s school holidays
The local epidemic in Tianjin caused by the new coronavirus variant Omicron continues to expand and spread to other provinces. Tianjin decided to postpone the convening of the “two sessions”, and the city’s schools had winter vacation ahead of schedule.
5.Sun Lijun was indicted for manipulating the securities market and illegal possession of guns
Sun Lijun, the former deputy minister of the Ministry of Public Security of the Communist Party of China, was indicted on suspicion of taking bribes, manipulating the securities market, and illegally possessing firearms.
6.Analysis: The CCP’s extreme epidemic prevention, China has become a restricted area for international travel
The epidemic has entered its third year, and the CCP’s extreme “zeroing” epidemic prevention measures have not only brought inconvenience to Chinese people’s lives, impacted China’s economy, and affected the global supply chain, but also made China a “forbidden zone” for international travel.
7.[Exclusive]The former CCP criminal police exposed the shady scene of the police station
Li Hongshun, a former mainland criminal policeman with more than 20 years of police experience, recently told reporters about the CCP government’s concealment of the incident, the police sales of officials, male robbers and female prostitutes, and many other shady stories. The people are not human beings.”
8.Local government discloses vaccination rate to reveal the truth of domestic vaccines
Although the Chinese authorities insist that their domestically produced vaccines can effectively protect vaccinators from the threat of the new coronavirus (COVID), the Epoch Times has found different results after combing through the official data of the newly affected areas in mainland China – not only Omicron, Delta, etc. The mutant virus has been broken; and the domestic vaccination rate of infected people has exceeded 90%, which is much higher than that of uninfected people.
9.Flights to China cancelled before the Winter Olympics, a large number of passengers stranded in the United States
The flight from JFK airport in New York to Shanghai, China on the 12th may be the last flight before the Beijing Winter Olympics.
10.Chinese fresh food e-commerce giant Dingdong Maicai was exposed to “large layoffs”
Recently, the leading fresh food e-commerce company “Dingdong Shopping” in China reported mass layoffs. Some employees said that the proportion of layoffs in core departments such as procurement, algorithms, and technology ranged from 20% to 50%.
11.How the phenomenon of more men than women affects China’s economy
China is once again caught in the predicament of the government controlling housing prices and promoting domestic consumption. Why are these dilemmas so difficult to resolve? There are many answers, but the researchers found one intriguing factor: There are too many young men in China relative to women, a phenomenon that distorts the Chinese economy in subtle ways.
12.Pro-Communist Hong Kong media accuses Taiwan scholars of violating the National Security Law and the Mainland Affairs Council: Randomly deducting hats
Taiwan’s Academia Sinica researcher Wu Ruiren was accused by Hong Kong media of violating the “Hong Kong version of the National Security Law”. The Mainland Affairs Council stated on the 13th that the Hong Kong version of the national security law is completely inapplicable to the democratic and rule of law Taiwan society. .
13.[Yokogawa Viewpoint]What is the true crime of Sun Lijun’s three charges?
The person in charge of the Zhengzhou Jinyu area was accused of causing the spread of the virus. What did he do? Zhong Nanshan also has a share in the three major interest chains of the CCP’s fight against the epidemic; what is the essence of the three charges against Sun Lijun; the US Supreme Court ruled that the vaccination order for large companies is unconstitutional.
14.Online learning of Falun Gong creates another boom, more than 5,000 people benefit
Since October 2020, more than 4,000 people from more than 54 countries around the world have participated in the free online teaching class of Falun Gong in English in North America. At present, due to the ever-increasing demand, the online classes have been expanded to 14 different languages, and the number is still increasing, with a total of at least 5,000 people taking part. During the epidemic, the exercise classes provided the public with exercise teachings to heal illnesses, keep fit, and improve morality.
15.Danish intelligence agency accuses foreign spies of threatening to specifically name China
Denmark warned on Thursday (January 13) of rising espionage threats from countries including China, Russia and Iran. The head of the Danish intelligence agency’s counterintelligence agency particularly highlighted the threat from China, saying China has made “enormous efforts” to try to gain access to Denmark’s cutting-edge technology and knowledge.
Responsible editor: Fang Xiao
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