Celebrities Targeted in Censorship Crackdown
【新唐人2013年1月12日】 In today’s NTD China News, China and Japan play cat and mouse with fighter jets over the disputed Diaoyu, aka Senkaku, Islands.
Chinese authorities have turned on celebrities to silence anti-censorship protests. Taiwanese actress Annie Yi is among those who were “invited to tea” with police. The term is a code for being called in for questioning.
At least 42 people died in a landslide in Yunnan province. Dozens more were buried.
Human rights abuses aren’t the only problem with China’s labor camp system, the massive amounts of money spent on operating it is also drawing attention.
Senior Chinese official Yu Zhengsheng has reiterated the Chinese regime’s stance on the “Dalai Lama clique”. Yu’s speech in Sichuan province this week indicates the regime will not let up in its suppression of the Tibetans.
The cold spell in China has pushed up the prices of food, driving up inflation in December to 2.5% more than a year ago.
As Chinese residents around the country experience record breaking low temperatures, some are finding some unexpected inconveniences like slow charging iPads.
New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts impress audiences in Quebec, Canada, with its sellout performances showcasing China’s 5,000 years of divinely inspired culture.