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.
#chinanews #tofu #undercover #chinaeconomy #news

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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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China’s Factory Apocalypse: Workers Threatening Suicide, Homes Demolished, Jobs Gone

320,000 jobs vanished. Entire production lines dismantled. Foxconn leaving China, taking 80% of a city’s export volume with it. Workers standing on rooftops threatening to jump for unpaid wages. Families in Shanghai evicted for 20 years. Microsoft China laying off staff by AI voice message.

This is not a prediction — it’s happening right now.

In this new investigation from China Undercover, we expose the silent but accelerating collapse reshaping the lives of millions across China. From Hunan to Guangdong, from Zhengzhou to Shanghai, factories are closing, foreign capital is fleeing, and ordinary citizens are sinking under the weight of unemployment, housing crises, and broken promises.

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Now even the banks have lost control. They are frantically rushing to unload their housing stocks, triggering a flood of price cuts that shocks everyone. Families involved in these sales noticed something unprecedented: banks slashed prices immediately—a blunt, unapologetic downgrade. Buyers are still paying tens of thousands of yuan, yet banks cut prices by 27% right from the start. About 75% of these homes aren’t rare, and even small counties are offering discounts. The banks that once lent money for mortgages have now become the country’s largest landlords overnight.
The housing market in Beijing, Shanghai, and other major cities is collapsing at lightning speed. Homeowners are rushing to sell, cutting prices drastically just to escape losses. Apartments that once sold for millions are now offered at half the price. Banks are joining the frenzy, unloading thousands of units in massive discounts. Even prime locations are no longer safe—buyers are hesitant, fearing further drops. Streets are quiet, commercial areas empty, and ghostly buildings dominate the skyline. Developers are caught in brutal price wars, unable to stabilize the market. The era of skyrocketing property values is over—panic and desperation now rule China’s real estate.

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