Social Media Ideas for After Years Of Accepting China’s Official Narratives

China challenges Western ‘tribute system’ theory in push to control its narrative power

Beijing is stepping up efforts to challenge the Western concept of the “tribute system”, arguing that foreign frameworks distort ancient Chinese diplomacy and misrepresent the coun...

3 Narratives the CCP Uses to Shape Public Perception at Home and Abroad

Though Beijing has increasingly relied on carefully-crafted political narratives to shape domestic opinion, influence international audiences, and advance its claims over Taiwan, m...

Legacy media ‘took favors’ from Chinese communists

Ward Clark writes for RedState.com about disturbing evidence of media malfeasance. This just in: China is not a friend of the United States. They may be a trading partner, but they...

Why Do Some Chinese Immigrants in America Still Answer to Beijing?

Many Chinese immigrants worked for years to gain U.S. citizenship, yet their thinking remains captive to Beijing's overseas propaganda machine. Trump's America 250 speeches, and a...

From Censorship to Activism: How a Chinese Couple Found Their Voice Abroad

After years of accepting China’s official narratives, Luo Yu and Wang Jingjing say overseas travel, censorship, and their experiences during China’s COVID lockdowns transformed the...

‘False narrative’ on China flood censorship coming from Washington – Nury Vittachi (VIDEO)

The China flood “censorship” narrative is being pushed by US-funded advocacy groups, Nury Vittachi has told RT Read Full Article at RT.com

How the Chinese Government Has Controlled the Narrative on the Tibet Floods

Chinese state media’s handling of the Tibet floods is following its usual pattern of restricted coverage, censorship, and emphasizing positive news.

China Daily Paid Major US Media Outlets to Publish Beijing-Friendly Content, Report Finds

White House reporter Natalie Winters recently published an investigative report revealing that China Daily, an official newspaper overseen by the CCP Central Propaganda Department,...

History refusing to serve CCP’s propaganda

EDITORIAL: China’s largesse is suspect

Fewer opportunities, less passion, no clue? How the US’ China expertise is fading

As the United States marks the 250th anniversary of its founding, it confronts a new world order dominated by its relationship with China. In this wide-ranging series, we examine t...

When Fear Becomes Self-Censorship: Cheng Lei’s Warning to Free Societies

Australian journalist Cheng Lei says the CCP exports more than propaganda; it exports fear. Reflecting on her years in detention, she argues that the greatest threat to free societ...

The US’ future policymakers are questioning the standard ‘China threat’ playbook

For years, the conventional wisdom in Washington was that America’s China policy was moving in one direction: tougher. But walk into a classroom at Georgetown, Rice or another US u...

IPAC Rejects ‘Anti-China’ Label and Calls on Democratic Nations to Formulate Practical Policies Toward China

Luke de Pulford, founder and executive director of the Inter-Parliamentary Alliance on China (IPAC), recently led a delegation to Taiwan to attend the Ketagalan Forum. In an interv...

How America’s 250-year China dream became its greatest strategic challenge

One morning in February 1784, a converted privateer called the Empress of China sailed out of New York harbour. It was bound for a country almost no one aboard had ever seen – Chin...

China rejects Trump’s election meddling claims as ‘fabricated’ and ‘slanderous’

Beijing has sharply dismissed President Donald Trump’s allegations of Chinese interference in US elections, mirroring its strong reaction to similar accusations he has made over th...

What Russia and China learned from America after 9/11

Journalists Mikhail Zygar and Cindy Yu explain how the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan helped reshape Russia and China's ambitions.

The flaw in Europe’s ‘one China’ policy

The EU’s Contradictory Narratives on China

Both sides are trying to sustain trade talks and practical cooperation, but the EU’s new security definition of China may complicate this progress.

Busting myths about the ‘China shock’

Michael Strain explores the long-term impact of the American decision to open up trade with China. Few issues in the public square are uncontested. But the narrative that the Unite...

Trump’s Chinese interference claims ‘reveal huge crisis facing American democracy’

President Donald Trump’s latest diatribe against China over alleged election meddling has laid bare a “huge crisis” within America’s democratic system, a prominent adviser to Beiji...

The China positivity, US negativity illusion

For nearly two decades, one line in the global opinion charts held steady: the United States was better liked than China. That line has now crossed. Pew Research Center’s July 15 r...

How China Is Reordering Global Governance From Within

Beijing’s June white paper leaves the U.N.-centered architecture intact – but re-interprets the priorities. 

After 9 Years, China Is Reopening Its Borders To Recycled Plastic

Now Beijing needs to build domestic demand for recycled materials – and global rules for the trade.