China
Hong Kong political journal editor arrested in China on 'illegal business' charge
The charge against Chen Zhiming is likely linked to the magazine's criticisms of China, friends say
U.S.-based Uyghur man calls on China to release his 19-year-old sister
2023-01-26Kamile Wayit was detained after posting video about the recent 'white paper' protests across China
US sentences Army Reservist to 8 years in prison for spying
2023-01-26The Justice Department says Ji Chaoqun was trying to recruit agents for Beijing.
“The people want to fight back,” former Chinese state TV reporter Kcriss Li
Philippines ‘vigilantly’ monitoring alleged harassment by China in disputed waters
The China Coast Guard forced a Filipino fishing boat from waters near the Ayungin Shoal, Philippine officials say.
![After the Jifeng Bookstore [shown] in Shanghai was shut down in 2018, Yu Miao, his wife, Xie Fang, and their children came to the United States.](https://www.rfa.org/english/news/china/bookstore-owner-01232023163316.html/@@images/ea14ff8d-d2d7-40ed-bef1-dbe6d399fa0d.jpeg "After the Jifeng Bookstore [shown] in Shanghai was shut down in 2018, Yu Miao, his wife, Xie Fang, and their children came to the United States.")
![The opening song of the 2023 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, "Flowers Bloom in Our Homeland," [shown] is similar to the song "Peaceful * Champuru," which plays during the closing credits of the Japanese anime video game “Princess Connect! Re:Dive.”](https://www.rfa.org/english/news/china/anime-copy-01232023152041.html/@@images/516bfc4b-32fd-4336-b1b2-7a29c1308317.jpeg "The opening song of the 2023 CCTV Spring Festival Gala, \"Flowers Bloom in Our Homeland,\" [shown] is similar to the song \"Peaceful * Champuru,\" which plays during the closing credits of the Japanese anime video game “Princess Connect! Re:Dive.”")
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