Eva Fu

1 week ago | ntd.com | Eva Fu

Taiwanese authorities suspect some of the most recent bomb threats targeting New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts are linked to a research entity of Chinese tech giant Huawei, The Epoch Times has learned. The classical Chinese dance company, founded by Chinese artists living in America to showcase Chinese civilization before communist rule, has faced dozens of violent threats since March 2024 amid its global touring season.

2 weeks ago | epochtimes.de | Eva Fu

Das New Yorker Künstlerensemble Shen Yun, weltweit führend im klassischen chinesischen Tanz, steht immer wieder unter Druck Pekings. Vor ihrem letzten Auftritt im ausverkauften Bridges Auditorium des Pomona College, einer privaten Hochschule in der südkalifornischen Stadt Claremont, gab es eine Bombendrohung. Die Künstler und das Publikum ließen sich trotz durchgeführter Evakuierung jedoch nicht davon beeindrucken. Am Morgen des 30.

2 weeks ago | epochtimes.fr | Eva Fu

WASHINGTON — Le président américain Donald Trump a nommé M. David Perdue comme ambassadeur des États-Unis en Chine. Jeudi, ce dernier a déclaré aux parlementaires que les consommateurs américains avaient le pouvoir de porter un coup fatal à l’économie chinoise s’ils cessaient d’y injecter de l’argent. M.

2 weeks ago | theepochtimes.com | Eva Fu

Theatergoers told The Epoch Times the threats didn’t deter them from attending the performance. 4/4/2025Updated: 4/4/2025A New York arts group that has consistently faced pressure from Beijing performed to a full house in a southern California city after the venue received violent threats. Shen Yun Performing Arts, a classical Chinese dance company that tours globally, received a bomb threat hours before its last performance at Pomona College’s Bridges Auditorium in Claremont, California.

3 weeks ago | theepochtimes.com | Eva Fu

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump’s nominee for ambassador to China told lawmakers on Thursday that the American buyers could deal the Chinese economy a fatal blow by stopping the injection of money. David Perdue, a former Fortune 500 CEO and one-term senator for Georgia, said in his confirmation hearing that it’s time for the United States to take a stand against Beijing’s unfair trade practices after decades of turning a blind eye.