Millions of Chinese electronic devices have suddenly vanished from U.S. online stores, shaking markets and sparking panic across social media. Smartwatches, home cameras, and network gadgets from major brands like Huawei and ZTE were removed over national security concerns. The dramatic move comes as tensions between the U.S. and China continue to escalate, leaving consumers and businesses scrambling. Could this be just the beginning of a tech showdown between the world’s two biggest economies?

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I don't know anymore.
There’s no one left. Fortunately, we’re still doing business online—if not, I honestly don’t know how we would survive. It feels completely over. These machines are about to become scrap iron. Since August, factories in Dongguan and Shenzhen have been shutting down one after another. Piles of equipment are stacked everywhere, and for more than ten days, not a single person has come to even take a look.
Don’t even think about selling them. Every machine is lying here like a dead body. If this continues, it will all rot into useless iron.

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Visa-free travel to Singapore for Chinese passport holders sounded like a dream, but reality has revealed a harsh truth. A Chinese man recently caused chaos at Changi Airport, even spitting at staff in frustration. Across the world, the Chinese passport has become a symbol of embarrassment, drawing prejudice and suspicion. Inside China, the Communist Party scrutinizes passports relentlessly, confiscating them at will. Today, let’s dive deep into this controversial issue with us and insights from Chinese viewers worldwide

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tofu-dregs” buildings in China appear to crumble with shocking fragility, raising urgent questions about construction safety. As videos of brittle, biscuit-like concrete spread across social media, viewers worldwide are demanding transparency, accountability, and stronger protections for ordinary residents.
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Since the passing of Chinese actor Yu Menglong, many online discussions have suggested that there might be unanswered questions surrounding his situation. These discussions do not present confirmed facts but rather reflect the curiosity, speculation, and interpretations shared by viewers, commentators, and certain online communities. Across social platforms, many individuals continue to explore different theories about what may have happened, and some spiritual or metaphysical content creators have also circulated their own perceptions and symbolic interpretations of the event.

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I don’t know if you’ve noticed it yet, but this year, Beijing feels completely different. The streets that were once packed with people now feel cold, quiet, and strangely hollow. The city looks vast, but the footsteps have disappeared. Shanghai still shines with its familiar luxury, yet beneath the bright lights lies a silent emptiness—shopping malls echo, intersections feel abandoned, and the crowds that once defined the city seem to have vanished. Even security checkpoints and police stations, places that used to be busy all day long, now feel deserted. Malls have closed, night markets are empty, and traffic lights no longer gather lines of waiting pedestrians like they once did.

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