Pillaging the savings from small speculators to enrich state-owned enterprises
By He Qinglian on July 2, 2015
Source article in Chinese: 中国股市:一台由政府操控的财富榨取机
This translation first appeared in the Epoch Times
In recent months, having been encouraged by the state, millions of ordinary Chinese have put themselves at risk of losing everything by gambling in the stock market. The catastrophic results are unfolding daily. Actually, since its inception, China’s stock market has been under the control of the Communist Party of China (CPC) that has regarded the market as a kind of “ATM” for filling the coffers of state-owned enterprises (SOEs) and lining the pockets of their CEOs, while draining the savings from small speculators.
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Why China’s Revolution Has Already Begun
By He Qinglian on June 29, 2015
Source article in Chinese: “革命”的一只鞋已经落地
This translation first appeared in the Epoch Times. Slight changes have been made.
For a political organization founded to perpetuate revolution, the Communist Party of China (CPC) ironically fears it. But revolution is already underway in China, and the other shoe is about to drop.
Source article in Chinese: “革命”的一只鞋已经落地
This translation first appeared in the Epoch Times. Slight changes have been made.
For a political organization founded to perpetuate revolution, the Communist Party of China (CPC) ironically fears it. But revolution is already underway in China, and the other shoe is about to drop.
US-China Relations: How China became the dominant party
By He Qinglian on June 25, 2015
Source article in Chinese: 中美关系,谁更能战斗在“伙伴”心脏里
The seventh round of U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue started when the relationship between the two countries is at the tipping point. Statements from both sides underscored the respective characteristics of their foreign policy: U.S. policy toward China is unstable, whereas China's US policy shows considerable signs of consistency and continuity.
Source article in Chinese: 中美关系,谁更能战斗在“伙伴”心脏里
The seventh round of U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue started when the relationship between the two countries is at the tipping point. Statements from both sides underscored the respective characteristics of their foreign policy: U.S. policy toward China is unstable, whereas China's US policy shows considerable signs of consistency and continuity.
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