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Jiangxi

  • Collapse of Investment Company in China’s Jiangxi Province Leaves Thousands Struggling to Recoup Losses
    Collapse of Investment Company in China’s Jiangxi Province Leaves Thousands Struggling to Recoup Losses
    The default of a private financing company in China’s Jiangxi Province has resulted in thousands of investors losing their investments. Despite more than two years of efforts to seek redress, ...
    August 2, 2024BY Xin Ning and Cathy Yin-Garton
  • Feed Shortage Leads to Pig Cannibalism; China’s Economy Worsens
    Feed Shortage Leads to Pig Cannibalism; China’s Economy Worsens
    A video showing pigs eating a deceased pig on a farm in China went viral recently. Some of ...
    July 30, 2022BY Alex Wu
  • 9,000 People Evacuated In Jianxi, China; Financial Troubles For Chinese Military Company?
    9,000 People Evacuated In Jianxi, China; Financial Troubles For Chinese Military Company?
    In Jiangxi Province, close to 9,000 villagers were evacuated when a dike broke. The break was about 164 ...
    July 9, 2020BY Joshua Philipp
  • Riots Break Out in China; Legal War Begins Over Virus Blame Game
    Riots Break Out in China; Legal War Begins Over Virus Blame Game
    Videos from China show a riot that broke out between police and protesters on a bridge that connects ...
    March 30, 2020BY Joshua Philipp
  • Stranded in Their Own Country: Hubei Residents Feel Abandoned Amid Virus Stigma
    Stranded in Their Own Country: Hubei Residents Feel Abandoned Amid Virus Stigma
    While pandemic fears have triggered instances of discrimination against Chinese people around the world, inside China, it’s the ...
    March 28, 2020BY Eva Fu
  • Riot Breaks Out in China as People Try to Leave Virus-Hit Hubei
    Riot Breaks Out in China as People Try to Leave Virus-Hit Hubei
    A riot erupted on March 27 on a bridge connecting China’s Jiangxi Province and the virus epicenter of ...
    March 27, 2020BY Eva Fu
  • 2 Police Chiefs in China’s Jiangxi Province Arrested on Corruption Charges
    2 Police Chiefs in China’s Jiangxi Province Arrested on Corruption Charges
    The heads of two local police stations in southern China’s Jiangxi Province were arrested Feb. 11 on suspicion ...
    February 13, 2019BY Olivia Li
  • Chinese New Year Travelers Persist Through Harsh Weather
    Chinese New Year Travelers Persist Through Harsh Weather
    Neither blizzards, freezing winds, nor blinding fog could stop determined Chinese New Year travelers.
    February 10, 2013BY Wen Jun
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