The pro-democracy protest song “Glory to Hong Kong” was again played as the official national anthem at an international sports event on Dec. 2, when the Hong Kong representative won a gold medal in the Asian Classic Powerlifting Championship. It was less than one month since the same thing happened at the Korean international rugby…
HK Protest Song Played Again Instead of CCP Anthem at Asian Classic Powerlifting Championship
52 Hong Kong Groups Around the World Support China Protests
December 3, 2022
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After the deadly fire in Urumqi, Xinjiang, angry crowds took to the streets in different cities in China, the largest wave of protests in three decades, protesting the stringent pandemic restrictions and chanting for the resignation of Xi Jinping. 52 Groups Signed the Statement Including NY4HK, a New York organization that supports Hong Kong, 52…
Study: Hachimijiogan Helps Delay Alzheimer’s Disease
Hachimijiogan (HJG) is a prescription found in a Chinese classic medical publication “Golden Mirror of Medicine,” written by Wu Qian, a famous doctor in the Qing Dynasty of ancient China. It has a wide range of uses and shows remarkable protective effects on chronic nephritis, arteriosclerosis, and diabetes. The latest Japanese research found that HJG can effectively…
CCP Will Likely Ban Cantonese in Hong Kong in Near Future, Lawyer Says
December 3, 2022
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A Hong Kong lawyer says it’s likely that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) will ban the Cantonese language in the near future. Speaking at a book launch event in Toronto on Nov. 25, Joy Luk, the first and only visually impaired lawyer in Hong Kong, said Beijing intends to “destroy the language and culture” of…
CUHK Medical Researchers Develop World’s First AI Retinal Imaging Analysis to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease
In Hong Kong, one in 10 elders aged 70 or more suffers from a cognitive disorder; more than half of the patients have Alzheimer’s disease. A medical team of the Chinese University of Hong Kong’s (CUHK) Faculty of Medicine has recently developed the world’s first artificial intelligence model using photographs of the fundus (back interior…
Unarmed Student Protester, Shot in 2019, Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison
A 23-year-old, unarmed student, who was shot in the abdomen and badly injured by a traffic police officer during the 2019 anti-extradition protest in Hong Kong was sentenced to six years in jail on Nov. 30. Chow Pak-kwan, a student from Chai Wan College of the Hong Kong Institute of Vocational Education, had his right kidney and…
The Dark, Sinister Secret Behind Anti-Lockdown Protests in China That Might Destroy the CCP | Facts Matter
Watching the massive protests spring up across the entire world right now brings to mind a quote I read: “You can vote your way into communism, but eventually, your grandkids will have to shoot their way out.” I learned about the truth behind that quote exactly three years ago, while I was doing on-the-ground reporting…
Secret Hospitals Built for Murder: the Truth Behind Massive ‘Anti-Lockdown Protests’ | Facts Matter
Watching the massive protests spring up across the entire world right now brings to mind a quote I read: “You can vote your way into communism, but eventually, your grandkids will have to shoot their way out.” I learned about the truth behind that quote exactly three years ago, while I was doing on-the-ground reporting…
Architect Founded Company That Upcycles Wood Into Exquisite Furniture and Art Decor
In September 2018, Super Typhoon Mangkhut (Ompong) battered Hong Kong with high winds and rain for hours. The Hong Kong government received about 15,000 reports of collapsed trees after the typhoon had passed through. Most fallen and damaged trees end up in landfills or rot on the spot. Ricci Wong Cheuk-Kin felt he had to preserve…
China’s Plan to Build Largest Embassy in UK Blocked by Local Council
December 2, 2022
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The Chinese regime will not be able to move its UK embassy to a historical site in East London after the local council voted unanimously to reject the plan. The Chinese government purchased the site of the old Royal Mint, which is a short walk from the Tower Bridge, for £255 million ($310 million) in…
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