China Should Learn from Russia’s Wagner Insurrection

China has been studying the war between Russia and Ukraine. Experts on the mainland have called it a proving ground, supplying them with invaluable lessons to further their potential invasion of Taiwan. But as educational as the war may be, China can learn much more from recent events within Russia’s borders. On Saturday, June 24, […]

Do China’s ‘Jungle Tigers’ Pose Threat to U.S.?

As discussed here in my earlier blog post, “Chinese Migrants Crossing Southern Border Should Alarm Us,” observers on the ground at the Darien Gap and Panama have been reporting about the large numbers of young, fit, military-age Chinese men headed north to the U.S. southern border. Even more concerning is that villagers and others have seen some […]

COVID-19 Resurgence in China: The Bad and Ugly

Health experts expect new Omicron strain to infect about 60 million people by the end of June. Reports have confirmed that a new strain of COVID has held China in its clutches, infecting and killing several citizens. However, as it did in 2019 when COVID first broke out in Wuhan, the Chinese Communist Party shirked […]

Save U.S. National Security Supply Chain Before It’s Lost

Today, Americans live in a world marked by the most challenging foreign policy landscape in generations, while here at home we are confronted with division and gridlock. Further complicating these challenges is that we are now faced with the fact that our national security supply chain hangs by a thread. It’s not just a shortage of critical elements […]

Tiananmen Mission: Living Through the Massacre

On June 5, 1989, a young man stood before a column of tanks blocking their path on Chang’an Boulevard in Beijing. His message was clear: The People’s Liberation Army needed to leave the city, and he was willing to give his life to ensure they heard it. In the buildings above, people watched from balconies […]

The Immortal “Tank Man” and the Man Who Speaks Now

June 4 marks the 34th anniversary of what has come to be known as the “Tiananmen Square Massacre.” On this day, Chinese troops opened fire on unarmed civilians, mostly students, bringing a sudden and bloody halt to the protest movement demanding reforms and liberalization. No one knows how many died but it is widely believed […]

Deploy Strategy Exporting Freedom, Democracy to China

The Justice Department, in a series of moves, is unearthing Chinese Communist attempts to infiltrate American universities and to intimidate U.S.-based advocates of freedom, democracy, and rule of law in Hong Kong and China. There are recent developments in three Massachusetts-based cases. A May 15 Justice Department press release describes the indictment of Litan Liang, 63, of […]

China’s Plans for Global Dominance Dangerously Insidious

When the winds of war are blowing as they are now, it is essential to recognize new developments and extraordinary activities by the enemy. Since Joe Biden’s inauguration on Jan. 20, 2021, most Americans have been dumbfounded by his open border policy and its administration by Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, who has […]

One Porcelain to Rule Them All

Professor Hai Shi Lee from the UCLA Center For Chinese Studies interviewed Dr. Wang Guanyi on the history of Chinese porcelain. Dr. Wang is the Associate Curator of Arts at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. She also participated in the excavation of the Qin muslin site and was a key participant in the study […]

“Tiananmen Mission” Movie Review (Video)

The movie “Tiananmen Mission” is about the Tiananmen Square Massacre, which took place in Beijing, China, on June 4, 1989. The massacre put an end to student-led protests that began on April 15 of the same year. Records show that the Chinese Communist Regime used armored tanks to quash the demonstrations, opening fire on unarmed […]