Lily Zhou

1 day ago | theepochtimes.com | Lily Zhou

When Luo Zhifei, a Chinese local government employee in rural Guangdong, produced a non-authorized report on bees in 2023, he never expected to get a visit from police, or be questioned about whether he had any foreign contacts, and threatened with being sent to a mental hospital. Luo, who fled to the United States last year, recently told the Chinese edition of The Epoch Times how he was forced to make up animal farming statistics to match the communist regime’s GDP target.

1 day ago | theepochtimes.com | Lily Zhou

Critics say the speech was similar to Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s diplomatic narrative of ‘community with a shared future for mankind.’ 6/4/2025Updated: 6/4/2025 The first Chinese woman selected to speak at a Harvard University graduation ceremony has sparked controversy both in China and the United States amid the Trump administration’s actions to curb Chinese Communist Party (CCP) influence Jiang Yurong, also known as Luanna Jiang, graduated with a master’s degree in public administration...

1 week ago | elepoch.com | Lily Zhou

ESTADOS UNIDOSPor Lily Zhou5 de junio de 2025, 3:38 p. m. | Actualizado el5 de junio de 2025, 3:38 p. m. La primera mujer china seleccionada para hablar en una ceremonia de graduación de la Universidad de Harvard ha desatado la polémica tanto en China como en Estados Unidos, en medio de las medidas del Gobierno de Trump para frenar la influencia del Partido Comunista Chino (PCCh).

1 week ago | theepochtimes.com | Lily Zhou

Tens of thousands of workers in China have not received their full salaries, or have not been paid for months, employees across several sectors told The Epoch Times. In April and early May, dozens of protests flared up, with unpaid or underpaid workers demanding wages or benefits owed to them. Some workers alleged that their employers recently shut down factories and disappeared. In other instances, employers allegedly withheld salaries or benefits for several months.

2 weeks ago | theepochtimes.com | Lily Zhou

President Lai Ching-te said he welcomes talks with China, but Taiwan has to strengthen its defense and economic presence in the global market. 5/21/2025Updated: 5/21/2025Taiwan wants to have peace with China, but the island has to prepare for war in order to deter a war, President Lai Ching-te told the press on Tuesday after delivering a speech marking his first year in office. Lai told reporters that Taiwan is “happy to” have dialogues and exchanges with China as an equal partner.