
Olivia Li
Freelance Writer at Freelance
I'm from Buffalo. @LegalAidNYC, @ColumbiaLaw, @teamtrace, she&her
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3 days ago |
theepochtimes.com | Gu Xiaohua |Olivia Li
Protesters said the forcible transfer of their fishing boats to a neighboring village will threaten their livelihoods. By Gu Xiaohua and Olivia Li5/11/2025Updated: 5/11/2025Riot police clashed with residents of a southern Chinese fishing village who blocked roads last week to protest a state order to relocate their boats from a long-used typhoon shelter, fearing the move would threaten their livelihoods, according to residents.
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5 days ago |
theepochtimes.com | Haizhong Ning |Luo Ya |Olivia Li
News AnalysisAs China maintains a tough stance and uncompromising rhetoric in response to Washington’s tariff hikes, analysts say Beijing is trying to mask its economic troubles and save face. In contrast, they note that the United States—armed with greater leverage—has taken a more flexible diplomatic approach, gaining the upper hand over the Chinese regime that has clung to a rigid strategy largely seen as ineffective.
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1 week ago |
theepochtimes.com | Olivia Li
The incident occurred in the Wujiang River Scenic Area of Bijie City, Guizhou Province, known for its scenic beauty and water activities. 5/6/2025Updated: 5/6/2025Ten people died and dozens were injured after four tourist boats capsized on May 4 during a sudden storm in southwest China, according to Chinese state media.
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2 weeks ago |
theepochtimes.com | Olivia Li
Despite the poor performance, official data reported a 5.9 percent year-over-year growth for March, causing eyebrows to raise among many Chinese netizens. 4/29/2025Updated: 4/29/2025Retail sales in two of China’s wealthiest cities—Beijing and Shanghai—fell sharply in March, casting fresh doubt on the strength of China’s domestic consumer demand.
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2 weeks ago |
epochtimes.fr | Olivia Li
Les autorités chinoises sont aux prises avec des inquiétudes internes suite à une rare manifestation publique dans le sud-ouest de la Chine, où trois grandes bannières dénonçant le Parti communiste chinois (PCC) ont été affichées sur un pont dans un quartier commercial très fréquenté – et sont restées en place pendant près de trois heures avant d’être enlevées.
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